
Silicone Thermal Gel
Superior weatherability & thermal cycling (-45°C to 200°C). Perfect self-leveling for automotive electronics (ECU, LiDAR).

Thermal Gel for EV Batteries, Power Modules & Power Electronics
Better gap filling, low thermal resistance, no pump-out, stable under thermal cycling.

You get high-performance, reliable gels tested for your critical applications.
Our thermal gel is designed to help you manage heat more effectively in complex assemblies, especially where large gaps, tolerance variations, and automated dispensing are required.
You achieve reliable thermal contact across uneven surfaces and varying gap sizes.
You maintain stable thermal performance under thermal cycling and vibration.
You benefit from clean, precise dispensing, ideal for automated production lines.
You enhance thermal contact between components and heat sinks, extending your system’s reliability.











We help you achieve reliable thermal management with high-performance gels, tailored support, and consistent quality for your critical applications.
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Discover what our clients have to say
Thermal gel combines the best properties of both: it self-levels and fills microscopic gaps like a high-performance paste, but cures into a stable, non-pumping rubber-like solid that won’t dry out or migrate, solving the main drawbacks of pastes and pads.
Application is similar to paste (e.g., dot or line pattern). The critical step is curing: after assembly, the device must go through a thermal cycle (typically 10-30 minutes under load) to activate the curing process, which permanently sets the gel.
Most formulations are specifically engineered to be electrically insulating (high dielectric strength) after curing. However, always check the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) as some high-performance formulations may contain conductive fillers.
Yes, this is a key strength. Once cured, it forms a mechanically stable, elastic bond that is highly resistant to vibration, shock, and the pump-out effect, making it ideal for automotive, industrial, and mobile computing applications.