Heat sinks are used to maintain the temperature of a component or a system by providing a series of extended surfaces called fins. There are a lot of heat sinks that are produced with skiving available in the market. These types of heat sinks consist of uniformly shaped and closely spaced fins. Thes

· Extruded Heat SinksThe majority of heat sinks are made from extruded aluminum. The process is useful for most applications. Extruded heat sinks come at a low cost and custom specifications can be easily manufactured. · Bonded Heat SinksThese are normally used for applications that require large-si

Diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits generate considerable amounts of heat during operation. Extreme heat can damage or significantly affect the performance of semiconductor devices, and therefore, supplemental cooling is necessary to maintain the temperature within the limits specified by a

Skived Fin Heat Sinks offer highly optimized cooling as they allow for higher fin densities than what is manufacturable using extrusion methodologies, but do not have an interface joint that restricts heat flow like bonded or brazed fin heat sinks. Unlike bonded or brazed heat sinks, Skived Fin Heat

The dense and thin skived heat sink machines we have seen are all made by folding and welding processes. During forming, a small section of specially designed protruding part remains on the edge of the fin. The fin is fixed in a customized mold, and the protruding part is bent and locked with each o

The manufacturing process of today’s heat sink machine includes cutting, extrusion, stamping, die-casting and other technologies as the core, and more than a dozen specific manufacturing processes have been derived. During the forming process of the heat sink, in order to obtain some comparison Spec