Tgard™ 230 – A0 – 0.76mm | Laird

Thermally Conductive Insulators | A15392-01

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  • Cut through and puncture resistant
  • High thermal performace
  • High Dielectric Strength
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Description

The Tgard 200 is a high performance interface pad. Consisting of a silicone/boron nitride composite, these fiberglass-reinforced pads are used when the lowest thermal resistance and highest dielectric strength are required A high-tear, cut-through and puncture-resistant product, the Tgard™ 200 is tough and strong.

Burrs cause no problems for the material and the pad will not dry out, crack or fail when pressured between mating parts. The Tgard™ 200 is available in the following sizes: 0.010″; (0.25 mm) die cut shapes only 0.020″; (0.51 mm) sheets and die cut shapes 0.030″; (0.75 mm) sheets and die cut shapes

Manufacturers SKU: A15392-01





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