Japan SEKISUI #5760 Double-sided Thermal Adhesive Tape for Heatsink For Sale

Japan SEKISUI #5760 Double-sided Thermal Adhesive Tape for Heatsink
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Japan SEKISUI #5760 Double-sided Thermal Adhesive Tape for Heatsink:
$2.72

Thissale is for 1 sheet 100mmx200mm Japan SEKISUI 5760 double sided tape

Feature

1.Havegood adhesive force,heat resistance,weather fastnessand scalability: Adhesive stable, lasting.

2.Havegood elasticity resistance: To prevent the tilt of the curved portion, appliesto the adhesion of the curved portion, and the adhesion between the differentmaterials.

3.Havegood stamping processing performance.

Key Parameters

1.Basematerial: non-woven fabrics.

5.Adhesiveforce: 20.4 (N/25mm).

7.Longterm heat resistance: 75 degrees Celsius.

Short term heat resistance: 120 degreesCelsius.

1.fixingradiator with chip.

3.fixingelectronic products resin name plate.

4.fixingcar window seal rubber.

5.otherstamping processing purposes.



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