 Malico Inc. Liquid Cold Plates
Liquid cold plate is one of the most common liquid cooling solutions. Air cool solution has performance limit of ~0.1 C/W while liquid cooling solution can reach performance limit of one magnitude lower, ~0.01 C/W (typically around 0.03C/W – 0.06 C/W)!
Malico works with customers to design and manufacture cold plates that meet their specific application and budget. Our proprietary brazing process allows us to offer light weight aluminum cold plates cost effectively. When higher performance is required, we would suggest aluminum-copper or copper-copper cold plates.
Our high-end pin-fin embedded water block cold plates outperform our competitor’s. The water block fin structure is formed one-piece, so there is no contact resistance between base and fins. Heat from heat source is transferred to fins and carried away by liquid effectively. It can be customize easily in size and height for different applications. Our unique dual-water channel design helps our customer not only to reduce cost but also save precious space in the system.
Malico understands quality is key for liquid cooling. Each of our cold plate goes through many leak and pressure testing during manufacturing processes. Before mass production, we will test the cold plates with rigorous thermal shock and temperature cycles to assure long term reliability of our brazing quality.
With every manufacturing process done in-house, Malico has best control of quality and lead time. Our vertical integrated lines allow us to support both low and high volume productions.
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 Thermalogic TempGuard Analog Temperature Controls
Thermalogic’s line of TempGuard analog temperature controls are ideal for those looking for a cost effective solution for highly accurate electronic controls. Our TempGuard Series meets both RoHs and REACH standards, making them a perfect replacement for mechanical controls that may not meet these standards in addition to the superior accuracy of electronic controls.
For 45 years, Thermalogic has been manufacturing controls for OEM and Volume Users so you can be confident that you are using proven and reliable designs. Our built to order philosophy allows users to get a control configured to their exact requirements and specifications.
A wide variety of input, output and packaging options are available to fit virtually any application where accurate and reliable control are needed at a reasonable cost. Our factory direct model insures that you only deal with knowledgeable Sales Engineers who understand our capabilities inside and out.
Learn More at: www.thermalogic.com
New MicroCool 3000 Series Cold Plates
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