Wakefield-Vette SKV Skived Fin Heat Sinks

Author : Wakefield Published Time : 2019-03-01
Wakefield-Vette SKV Skived Fin Heat Sinks are the alternatives to extruded heat sinks considering the fin density, which cannot be achieved by extrusion technology. The SKV Skived heat-sinks are manufactured using copper or aluminum with 0.5mm thick fins. These fins are produced from a bar of material which is approximately 16ft in length and then cut to length as required by the final application. The SKV series offer standard off the shelf solutions for customer applications in addition to the custom solutions utilizing a plastic pin attachment.

Features

Plastic push pin attachment for easy insertionPlastic pins ensure the integrity of the PCB boardHigh fin densities in comparison to extrusion
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