Buy Aluminium Heat Sink From Padmawati Extrusion


Aluminium Heat sinks have one purpose, and that is to take away the heat from more sensitive parts in the appliance or electronic product it is in. Since electricity produces heat, it can damage the product. By placing a Die Casting Aluminum Heat Sink, the heat is diverted from the wires, boards and other more important parts of the product so that it can continue to function. Since aluminium is a very durable material, it is ideal for this job. Aluminium Heat sink is used in electronic devices and assemblies to provide supplemental cooling that is required to prevent overheating of components. These elements are designed and optimized to ensure that electronic devices operate within the temperature ranges provided by manufacturers.

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