Thermtest Inc.

In thermal management, interface materials are often treated as stable. Over time, they can change.

In our latest One Story, One Method, One Takeaway, thermal paste was evaluated in both fresh and aged conditions to understand how performance evolves. While initial results met expectations, aging through drying introduced measurable changes in thermal conductivity.

📈 The data showed an increase in conductivity after aging, along with higher variability, indicating structural or compositional shifts in the material.

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When Interface Materials Limit Heat Transfer The Problem Thermal interface materials (TIMs), such as silicone-based thermal pastes, are designed to enhance heat transfer between electronic components and heat sinks by eliminating air gaps. While their initial performance is well understood, their long-term behavior is often overlooked.