Mechanic D100 Silicone Thermal Insulation Pad (Pack of 100)

Description

The Mechanic D100 is a pack of 100 high-performance silicone thermal pads, essential for completing complex motherboard repairs. When desoldering shields or replacing integrated circuits (ICs), the original heat sinks are often damaged or lost. These pads are designed to restore the thermal bridge between critical components (CPU, GPU, PMIC) and the chassis's metal heat sinks, thus preventing "thermal throttling" (performance reduction due to heat) and extending the hardware's lifespan.

Manufactured from a high thermal conductivity silicone compound, these 10x10 mm sheets offer excellent malleability. They adapt perfectly to the surface irregularities of electronic components, ensuring total elimination of air pockets that act as thermal insulators. Their dielectric nature ensures total safety by preventing any electrical conduction between sensitive components and the metal parts of the device.

The professional packaging of 100 pieces allows for optimal stock management for high-volume repair centres. Each square is protected by a peelable film, preserving its light adhesive properties which facilitate precise positioning under a microscope before the final reassembly of the shielding cages.

Technical Specifications

• Material: High-performance thermal silicone ("Soft-Touch")
• Unit dimensions: 10 mm x 10 mm
• Quantity: 100 pads per pack
• Electrical properties: Dielectric insulator (non-conductive)
• Working temperature: -40°C to +200°C
• Application: Heat dissipation for ICs, CPUs, Flash Memory and Mosfets

Workshop Advice & Usage

For maximum cooling efficiency, ensure that the chip surface and the inner face of the shield are perfectly clean. Use isopropyl alcohol to remove residues from the old thermal pad before applying the Mechanic D100. If the gap between the component and the shield is greater than 1mm, you can layer two pads, although it is preferable to use a single pad of the appropriate thickness to optimise heat transfer. Never replace these pads with B7000-type glue, as this would insulate the heat instead of dissipating it.