60-12-D397-T500

The 60-12-D397-T500 from Parker Chomerics delivers military-grade Thermal - Pads, Sheets solutions for harsh environment electronics. This extreme-duty thermal interface material meets MIL-STD-810 requirements while providing reliable thermal management for defense and aerospace systems.Engineered for TO-220 in military electronics, this material performs reliably from -55 C to 200 C. When subjected to altitude variations from sea level to 70,000 feet, it maintains consistent thermal interface properties without degradation.As a MIL-spec Insulator Pad, Sheet, this product combines extreme temperature stability with vibration resistance. The specially formulated matrix withstands 50G mechanical shock while maintaining perfect thermal contact.Precision-manufactured in Rectangular configurations, this material meets tight military tolerances. The laser-cut edges ensure perfect fitment in ruggedized enclosures with strict dimensional requirements.With 21.72mm x 14.28mm dimensions, this solution accommodates standard military electronic packaging. The size-optimized design allows for efficient thermal management in space-constrained armored vehicles and aircraft systems.Featuring ultra-tight 0.0100" (0.254mm) tolerances ( 0.01mm), this material ensures reliable interface contact under vibration. The controlled compression characteristics maintain optimal thermal transfer in dynamic environments.Featuring Adhesive - One Side properties, this solution offers instant bonding in field repair situations. The high-tack formulation ensures immediate attachment even in dusty or oily conditions.The Fiberglass system meets military handling requirements. This reinforced backing survives rough handling during field installation while preventing material contamination.The Green coding system complies with military identification standards. This standardized coloring facilitates quick material verification during field maintenance operations.Delivering 2.1W/m-K performance, this material enables effective cooling in armored electronics. The anisotropic properties provide directional heat flow for targeted cooling of high-power components.