[Explanatory Material] What is a Water-Cooled Microchannel Heat Sink? *Free Distribution

Fresh refrigerant spreads evenly within the plane! It is possible to reduce temperature unevenness, improve cooling efficiency, and achieve low thermal resistance.

A heat sink is a component used to cool absorbed heat, commonly used when dissipating heat from heat sources such as CPUs. Many designs utilize a structure called "fins" to release heat into the air or to flow water internally to absorb heat. Our company designs, manufactures, and sells water-cooled heat sinks, which we refer to as "microchannel heat sinks." The "water-cooled microchannel heat sink" allows fresh coolant to evenly distribute across the surface, reducing temperature variations, improving cooling efficiency, and achieving low thermal resistance. 【Structure】 ■ Matrix structure ■ Distribution flow path ■ Microchannel flow paths arranged across the entire cooling surface ■ Internal structure that evenly distributes coolant to all flow paths *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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