Thermally Conductive Structural Adhesives | Parker China
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Two Benefits, One material

Whether you need structural integrity or an improved thermal connection, these products allow design flexibility and the ability to bond a variety of substrates. Our CoolTherm adhesives couple high-bond strength with thermal conductivity for ease of use and cost-savings.

Benefits of Using Adhesives Instead of Mechanical Fasteners

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Our customers run into several issues when welding aluminum. By using structural adhesives, the need for mechanical fasteners as well as post-weld rework is eliminated. Watch this video to explore more benefits of using adhesives for battery box aseembly.

Battery Packs

Applications: Cell to Cooling Plate, Cell to Module, Module to Pack, Battery Lid

As battery technology evolves towards increased energy density, the ability to manage heat during charge and discharge cycles is crucial for optimizing performance. Our CoolTherm thermal management materials are fully customizable and compatible with cylindrical, pouch and prismatic battery cells. Our dedicated application engineers will work with you to ensure your project’s specific performance requirements, cost targets and deadlines are met quickly.

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Charging Systems

Applications: Inverter, Converter, Charging Handles

CoolTherm solutions improve proper heat flow in inductors and transformers, optimize performance during charging and discharging, and increase product longevity. Since these products have a low viscosity, they flow easily into the tiniest crevices, enabling better impregnation of irregularly-shaped magnetic components and helping to reduce inductor hum. We can help you select the correct material and optimize your process to improve performance and lower costs.

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Featured White Paper

With the significant growth and development of battery pack technologies, manufacturers of Electric Vehicles (EVs) are placing an increased emphasis on pack design optimization. Manufacturers seek lighter weight, yet more compact solutions to gain additional energy density and reduce cost. In parallel, they also strive for simpler and more affordable manufacturing operations. One immediate route to achieving these goals is the elimination of the housings of battery modules and bonding individual cells directly to the cooling plate, a strategy known as “cell-to-pack.” To learn more about this design, read our latest white paper.