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Filling the Gap

Chomerics, a division of Parker Hannifin Corp.,Woburn, Mass., announces the introduction of THERM-A-GAP 569 and 579 ultra-soft thermal gap filler materials. 569 and 579 have the same high thermal performance as the 570 and 580 lines of gap filler materials, but with increased conformability.

Both materials pass NASA outgassing (UL E595), rated UL-V0 for flammability, and are RoHs compliant.Typical applications include desktop and laptop computers, servers, telecommunications equipment, cellular handsets, consumer and automotive electronics, memory modules and vibration dampening in motors and engine controllers.

Parker Chomerics, www.parker.com


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