Original Publish Date : 5/5/2008
New Product: Gap filler
Gap Filler 1500 is a silicone-based, two-component, room or elevated-temperature-cured product.

As dispensed, the material is ultraconforming and ideal for filling intricate air voids and gaps. When cured, the form-in-place elastomer is dry to the touch and will not pump out from the interface. It features good thermal performance (1.8 W/m-K) and high slump resistance. The material is reportedly ideal for thermally conductive vibration dampening in applications that include automotive electronics, computers and peripherals, telecommunications, and placement between any heat-generating semiconductor and heat sink.

The Bergquist Co., 18930 W. 78th St., Chanhassen, MN 55317, (800) 268-0938, bergquistcompany.com

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