Feature: 1. Graphite heat sink is a new type of heat-conducting heat-dissipating material with unique grain orientation and uniform heat conduction in two directions. The layered structure can be well adapted to any surface, shielding heat source and components while improving consumer electronics. performance. The product evenly dissipates heat while providing thermal isolation in terms of thickness. 2. Thermal conductivity up to 1600W/(M-K) (equivalent to 2 to 4 times copper, 3 to 6 times aluminum), thermal resistance 40% lower than aluminum and 20% lower than copper. 3. Weighing only 1.0-1.9g/cm3, (density is equivalent to 1/4 to 1/10 of copper, 1/1.3 to 1/3 of aluminum). 4. Graphite sheets are soft and easy to cut (can be bent repeatedly) without cracking or breaking. 5. The surface can be combined with other materials such as metal, plastic, and self-adhesive to meet more design functions and needs. 6. Widely used in smart electronic products. Typical applications include handheld mobile phones, notebook computers, video cameras, digital cameras, LCD-TVs, communication devices, optical modules, PA and power battery cooling modules, LEDs, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Specification: Item Type:Graphite Film Heat Conductivity:1600W/(M-K) Density:1.0-1.9g/cm³ Size:100 x 200 x 0.07mm / 3.94 x 7.87 x 0in Package List: 1 x Graphite Film Note: 1. Do not use more than the temperature range specified by each model.2. The heat conductive graphite film is soft and easy to break. Do not rub or touch with hard objects. Do not rub or contact the heat conductive graphite film with hard objects.3. If the thermal graphite is wrinkled or bent, its thermal conductivity will affect its thermal conductivity.4. Avoid use in an acid environment. Do not use it when it is in contact with iron at temperatures above 400 °C or when exposed to air.5. The thermal conductivity of the thermally conductive graphite film varies depending on the method of use. Please confirm whether the thermal graphite is suitable for use before testing.