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heat sink Product List and Ranking from 43 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. Axuas Co., Ltd. Aichi//Consumer Electronics
  2. LSIクーラー Tokyo//Industrial Electrical Equipment
  3. 三協サーモテック 東京事務所 Tokyo//Other manufacturing
  4. 4 ザワード Tokyo//Trading company/Wholesale
  5. 5 高木製作所 Ibaraki//Industrial Electrical Equipment
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  1. Aluminum Water-Cooled Heat Sink "YC Series" LSIクーラー
  2. Heat Sink for Printed Circuit Board - Product Catalog 三協サーモテック 東京事務所
  3. Water-cooled heat sink 高木製作所
  4. Heat sink bonding sheet "Heat Magic" 日本ブロアー
  5. 4 Emerging Ceramics Heat Sink (Metal Metallurgy) Business

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【Product Example】Heat Sink Fin

【Product Example】Heat Sink Fin

Examples of ultra-small heat sink fins produced through precision and fine press processing.

This is an introduction to a case study of heat sink manufacturing primarily used in IC (integrated circuit) semiconductors. The heat sink is bonded to the lead frame, enhancing the heat dissipation performance of the package. The material of this heat sink is a Cu alloy, with a thickness of 1.0mm or more selected to improve heat dissipation characteristics. The processing precision of the punched parts is ±0.03mm, which is highly accurate. 【Case Study】 ■Product Category: Heat Sink ■Industry: Semiconductor Industry ■Processing Category: Press, Punching, Forming ■Precision: ±0.03mm (punched parts) ■Material: Cu Alloy *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Sheet Metal Processing Example] Audio Heat Sink/Chassis (Aluminum)

[Sheet Metal Processing Example] Audio Heat Sink/Chassis (Aluminum)

Sheet metal processing through punching! It is a chassis and heat sink related to audio equipment.

At Horiuchi Manufacturing Co., Ltd., we primarily focus on various machining processes using equipment such as NC turret punch presses, NC milling machines, CNC lathes, laser processing machines, and NC benders. We handle a wide range of products including exterior parts for small transformers, other metal press products, sheet metal processing, precision machining, lighting equipment parts, architectural hardware, and machine assembly. Additionally, with the introduction of the Amada fiber laser processing machine (ENSIS 3015 AJ), we are now able to process materials such as copper, brass, and aluminum, which we previously found challenging. Please feel free to consult us if you have any machining requests. [Processing Examples] We perform processing through punching. We manufacture chassis and heat sinks for audio equipment. The size is approximately 300×150×150×3t. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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- Machining example of a cut-out heat sink: Metal processing of deep fin grooves -

- Machining example of a cut-out heat sink: Metal processing of deep fin grooves -

We are Nitto Kousakusho Co., Ltd., engaged in precision machining in Osaka Prefecture.

008【Our Technical Expertise】2024/08/15 ~Machining Case of Machined Heat Sinks: Deep Fin Grooves~ This time, we will introduce a successful machining case for small to medium lots of 30 to 50 pieces. The product name is heat sink, and the processing was carried out based on the following specifications. We received a request to manufacture a monolithic heat sink with fins machined out. In this processing, there was a challenge that the fins were prone to breakage during machining due to the deep fin grooves. However, leveraging our long-standing expertise in jig manufacturing and machining know-how, we were able to successfully complete and deliver the product. In particular, we quickly responded to the relatively small lot of 30 pieces and met the customer's requirements effectively. Our company provides reliable products with high technical skills even in small to medium lot metal processing and machining. ◎ If you have any inquiries regarding metal processing or machining, please feel free to contact us. We also welcome simple machining requests, so do not hesitate to consult with us. #MetalProcessing #Machining #SmallLotProduction #MediumLotProduction #PrecisionMachining #RotaryEngine

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[Information] Towards the Efficiency of Inspection Operations

[Information] Towards the Efficiency of Inspection Operations

Introducing things to keep in mind when reviewing purchasing sources! [Free materials available]

The emergence of the internet has significantly changed purchasing operations compared to the past. Now, it is possible to obtain information about various companies while sitting at a desk and to request quotes easily. However, it is quite difficult to determine which companies are truly good just by judging them online. Isn't there a tendency to evaluate primarily based on the most straightforward factor: "price"? This document introduces the impact of changing purchasing sources from "companies with low prices but poor quality" to "companies with relatively high prices but good quality." [Contents] ■ Concerns in inspection operations ■ Identifying hidden costs - Is it enough to only look at the purchase price? - Reviewing processing methods ■ Points to consider when reassessing purchasing sources *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Data] Free Download of Excel for Manufacturing Sites (COUNTIF Edition)

[Data] Free Download of Excel for Manufacturing Sites (COUNTIF Edition)

"I want to be able to use the COUNTIF function." "I want to know how it is actually used in the factory." If you are such a person, please read on!

Excel has various functions, and as you study functions like SUM and IF, you may become captivated by their convenience and want to learn even more functions. On the other hand, there may be those working in the manufacturing industry who feel the concern of not knowing "specifically which functions are used and how they are applied." In this document, I would like to explore how one of the Excel functions, COUNTIF, can be used in the manufacturing industry, using examples.

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[Material] Quality Control Usable in Factories (Pareto Chart) (Free Download)

[Material] Quality Control Usable in Factories (Pareto Chart) (Free Download)

"I learned a little about Pareto charts, but how are they used in practice?" I will explain using a specific example of product defects!

When you start studying quality management, you will come across something called the "7 QC Tools." These are (1) check sheets, (2) Pareto charts, (3) cause-and-effect diagrams, (4) graphs, (5) scatter plots, (6) histograms, and (7) stratification. In this document, I will explain what a Pareto chart, one of the 7 QC tools, is, along with specific methods for creating it and how to interpret it.

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[Material] Quality Control Usable in Factories (Histogram) (Free Download)

[Material] Quality Control Usable in Factories (Histogram) (Free Download)

"I learned a little about histograms, but how are they used in practice?" I will explain using specific examples related to metal processing!

When you start studying quality control, you will come across something called the "Seven QC Tools." These are (1) check sheets, (2) Pareto charts, (3) cause-and-effect diagrams, (4) graphs, (5) scatter diagrams, (6) histograms, and (7) stratification. In this document, we will explain what a histogram, one of the Seven QC Tools, is, along with specific methods for creating it and how to interpret it.

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[Data] Think in Numbers! Decision-Making in Manufacturing (Defect Rate Improvement Edition) Free Download

[Data] Think in Numbers! Decision-Making in Manufacturing (Defect Rate Improvement Edition) Free Download

"People often say 'think in numbers,' but what does that actually mean in practice?" I will explain using specific examples related to improving defect rates!

In the manufacturing industry, improving the workplace is very important. However, it is not realistic to tackle every improvement idea that comes to mind amidst the busy daily routine. So, how should we prioritize these improvements? A common approach is to consider factors such as "cost-effectiveness," "ease of implementation," and "the magnitude of the effects when implemented." While we might say, "Let's think in terms of cost-effectiveness!" the first stumbling block is often, "How do we concretely think about this in numerical terms?" In this document, I would like to examine an example of decision-making based on numbers, using the question, "Should we focus on equipment updates or personnel training to improve defect rates?" as a basis.

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[Material] Basic Series on Geometric Tolerances 11 - Contour Tolerance - (Free Download)

[Material] Basic Series on Geometric Tolerances 11 - Contour Tolerance - (Free Download)

"What is 'contour degree'?" This is a document that also mentions usage examples and measurement methods!

When performing turning or milling operations, the workpiece may retain traces of the cutting tool, and due to the effects of distortion or deflection during processing, there may be some deviation from the ideal shape. Geometric tolerances are used to indicate how much deviation from the ideal shape is acceptable. By understanding geometric tolerances, one can discern the designer's intentions behind the drawings. This also clarifies how to proceed with processing and inspection based on specific references. This document explains a type of geometric tolerance known as "contour tolerance." It discusses both "line contour tolerance" and "surface contour tolerance," as well as how to differentiate between the two.

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[Video Material] Productivity: Is That Robotization Really Right?

[Video Material] Productivity: Is That Robotization Really Right?

Is that robotization really helpful?

Is that automation really helpful? In this video, we will explain the points to consider regarding automation based on examples from factories! We will also touch on cost-effectiveness based on the concept of the break-even point.

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[Video Material] What is Geometric Tolerance and Contour? Explanation of the Basics!

[Video Material] What is Geometric Tolerance and Contour? Explanation of the Basics!

I will answer the question, 'What is contouring?'

This video explains the basics of "contour tolerance," a type of geometric tolerance. - I want to know the definition of contour tolerance. - When should it be specified? - How is it used on drawings? - What are the precautions when using it? We will answer these questions!

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[Video Material] Quality Control "According to the Procedure Manual"? Look for Hidden Changes!

[Video Material] Quality Control "According to the Procedure Manual"? Look for Hidden Changes!

Isn't it possible that defects occur even though the work is supposed to follow the procedure?

Isn't it possible that "there shouldn't be any defects, yet they actually occur"? Let me introduce a specific example. In factories, various products are produced, and the "work instruction sheet," which outlines the work processes in order, is used in situations such as: - As educational material when new personnel are brought in to perform tasks - To ensure that there are no omissions when an order comes in after a long time - To clarify changes and prevent incorrect operations It is also used when experienced workers confirm familiar work procedures, but I believe its significance is particularly high during the so-called 3Hs (first time, changes, long time). While the "work instruction sheet" may describe what to do when the work proceeds smoothly, there are likely few that include instructions on how to handle defects, such as "if a defect occurs at this stage, handle it this way." Even if such instructions exist, do they align with the actual processes? In this video, I would like to present cases where "defects occur even though we are following the work instruction sheet."

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[Video Material] Advantages and Disadvantages of Inventory. A Comprehensive Explanation!

[Video Material] Advantages and Disadvantages of Inventory. A Comprehensive Explanation!

I will answer the question, "What are the advantages and disadvantages of inventory?"

"The inventory amount doesn't seem to decrease." "On the other hand, there are products that are always in short supply." When managing inventory, the challenges never end. What kind of mindset should one have when conducting inventory management in the manufacturing industry? In this video, we summarize and explain the advantages and disadvantages of holding inventory as a fundamental aspect of inventory management.

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Heat Sink "SS-M2S-HS01"

Heat Sink "SS-M2S-HS01"

M.2 SSD dedicated heatsink featuring ultra-low hardness heat-dissipating silicone pad.

The "SS-M2S-HS01" is a dedicated heat sink for M.2 that effectively suppresses thermal runaway by combining a high thermal conductivity 1.5mm thick aluminum with a high-performance thermal conductive silicone pad. To safely and efficiently transfer heat from the uneven surface of the M.2 SSD to the heat sink, it employs a Japanese-made ultra-low hardness thermal silicone pad that achieves both extremely high thermal conductivity and insulation. This is a genuine domestic product, with the entire process from planning, design, manufacturing, to packaging carried out within Japan. 【Features】 ■ Uses a high-performance Japanese-made ultra-low hardness thermal silicone pad ■ Firmly secured with a re-peelable heat-resistant insulating tape ■ Black finish ■ Consistent production within Japan *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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