Recessed LED Light Aluminium Extrusion Heatsink

1) Products description

2) The Benefits of Die Cast Aluminum Heat Sinks

Aluminum die cast heat sinks are electrically conductive, which means they can be electrically grounded – there’s no need to pay additional costs for copper plating, and heat sink parts are used for RF and EMI shielding. Die cast aluminum heat sinks are robust and can be molded with many features included to eliminate secondary operations such as machining and assembly to reduce costs.

Aluminum thermal heat sinks are specially designed to extract heat from components in electronic devices – and they’re designed in a way to need less machining than other processes such as extruded heat sinks or machined heat sinks. The cooling fin, mounting holes and mounting features can be manufactured simultaneously. Die cast heat sinks can be used as raw parts without any finish, or they can be anodized or powder coated for improved surface protection and corrosion resistance.

Besides the common “fin” design of heat sinks die casting can produce “pin fin” designs with greater density in a given area of the product. “Pin fin” features also offer the product designer greater latitude in orientation of the product in the final use – no matter which direction the product is oriented the heat will still flow properly through the “pin fins” thus extracting heat at the best rate possible.

3)Making sure your product looks good, lasts longer.

NINGBO AIKEHAN believes that offering complete, turnkey service is our greatest value. Our in-house aluminum anodizing facility is a state-of-the-art operation with complete quality and environmental controls in place 24/7. We’re able to offer several standard colors, plus numerous color variations ranging from champagne to black, standard or custom racking, masking and plugging. And we’re able to provide these services to fit the tightest schedule.

YOUR ANODIZING SOURCE.

Our anodizing processes provide superior finishes for our manufacturing partners. In addition we can provide extruders and other fabricators with anodizing services for their products.

Anodizing occurs within the aluminum, becoming an integral part of the surface. An anodized surface is durable, it does not peel and it's resistant to corrosion. Anodizing prevents further oxidization from occurring and therefore extends the life of the product.

OUR PROCESS DELIVERS SUPERIOR PROTECTION.