Scan code: LN108200 Manufacturer code: DP-TIM-Z3-2

Deepcool Z3 CPU Thermal Paste 1.5g

1.5g Deepcool Z3 CPU Thermal Paste, >1.134 W/m-K, Electrically Non-Conductive

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Scan code: LN108200 Manufacturer code: DP-TIM-Z3-2
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Product Overview

Excellent Thermal Conductivity

Z3 thermal gel consists of high thermal conductivity to allow high performance heat dissipation.


High Compatibility for Most CPU Cooler

Density of Z3 is compatible with most polished CPU cooler for maximum heat dissipation.


Pure Electrical Insulation

Z3 is designed to prevent electrical damage caused by the thermal paste.








Features

• Color: Silver grey
• Operating Temperature: -50°C--300°C
• Thermal Conductivity: >1.134 W/m-K
• Thermal Impedance: <0.201°C-in2/W
• Dielectric Constant A: >5.1
• Viscosity: 73cps
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Details
Duration:
1 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Non-Returnable Item if Opened or Used
Telephone:
0871 472 4747
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Deepcool Z3 CPU Thermal Paste 1.5g
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