1. Preparation and Storage Before Use: Thermally conductive grease can be stored at 2-8℃ for approximately 12 months. Before use, acclimate the product at 25°C for at least 4 hours to ensure the material reaches the ambient usage temperature.
2. Application Method and Process: The interface surfaces should be cleaned with alcohol to remove dust before thermal grease is applied on the surface.
During application, use a screen-printing process.After the material is applied between the component and the heat sink, it should be placed under appropriate drying conditions to cure into a solid phase-change layer, ensuring optimal thermal performance. For best results, the thinner the paste layer, the lower the interfacial thermal resistance, provided the interface gap is fully filled.
3. Unused Products: Any unused material should be tightly sealed for future use.
Typical Drying Conditions:For example, with a coating thickness of 0.025 mm (see table below) The below drying profile is a guideline recommendation. Conditions (time and temperature) may vary based on customer’s experience and their application requirements, as well as customer’s drying equipment, oven loading and actual oven temperatures.
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Temperature
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Time
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25°C
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48 h
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70°C
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60 min
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150℃
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10 min
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1. 1. This product is volatile; proper protection and well-ventilated usage environments are required.
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2. 2. Viscosity varies with the temperature, it's recommended to use in constant temperature conditions.
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3. 3. Please refer to the product's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for safety details.
Screen Printing Process
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The table below illustrates how different mesh counts correspond to different coating thicknesses:
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Mesh Count
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Mesh Thickness(mm)
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Coating Thickness(mm)
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60
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0.21
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0.135~0.145
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80
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0.20
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0.12~0.15
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110
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0.15
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0.09~0.10
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PAKCOOL® Thermal Conductive Phase Change Pad offers excellent stress-buffering capability
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The hardness–temperature curve demonstrates that
PAKCOOL® PC-7630 undergoes a distinct phase-change softening within its
operating temperature range, where hardness drops sharply.
This behavior allows the material to soften automatically during device
operation, conforming tightly to the interface and significantly reducing
microscopic air gaps and contact thermal resistance.
Upon cooling, the material reverts to a solid state, maintaining dimensional
stability and structural integrity without flowing or bleeding.
This reversible “softening on heating – solidifying on cooling” characteristic
is the key distinction between phase-change pads and conventional elastomeric
thermal pads
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PAKCOOL® Thermally Conductive Phase Change Pad delivers ultra-low thermal resistance
The thermal
resistance–pressure curve
indicates that as pressure increases, the interface contact becomes more
intimate, micro-voids are compressed, and thermal resistance decreases
significantly.
PC-7630 maintains
extremely low thermal resistance even under typical assembly pressures,
demonstrating outstanding conformability and thermal performance.
This also highlights
the product’s high compliance and excellent compression response, making it
ideal for module clamping and pressure-mounted assembly processes.
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