The heat sink module housing utilizes high-precision injection molding, often using materials such as ABS, PC+ABS, and PA+GF. These housings offer high strength, heat resistance, and dimensional stability. These housings are often used in conjunction with metal heat sinks for securing, protection, and airflow control.

• Drying and pre-treatment of engineering plastics
• Injection molding to ensure uniform wall thickness
• Cooling and demolding to prevent warping
• Surface treatment (spraying, electroplating, anti-static coating)
• Dimensional inspection and assembly testing

Protective housings for heat sinks in laptops, servers, and communications equipment.

• High-Temperature Resistance – Can withstand the operating temperatures of heat sinks for extended periods.
• Precise dimensions – tightly fitting the metal heat sink.
• Reliable strength – protecting the heat sink and fan structure.
• Anti-static treatment – ​​ensuring the safety of electronic components.
• Customizable – the appearance and ventilation hole positions can be customized.

Q1: What temperature can the housing withstand?

A1: PA+GF material can withstand 150°C.

Q2: Is it flame retardant?

A2: Yes, it meets UL94 V0 standards.

Q3: Is the surface paintable?

A3: Paintable and anti-static treatment are available.

Q4: What is the mold lifespan?

A4: 200,000–800,000 cycles.

Q5: Can it be used with metal parts?

A5: It can precisely match metal heat sinks.

We provide personalized services such as cooling duct design, hole position customization, and anti-static coating.