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Air & Liquid Cooling Solutions

Being customer oriented and focus on thermal solutions, Hongwei tech targets specific thermal problems of our customers and finds the best overall solution(heat transfer, airflow, noise and cost) for cooling high heat components with all kinds of technologies. From our very own skiving technology to extrusion and even stacked fins with heat pipes, we can find and customize the best solution suited to our customers' needs.

We also custom liquid & water cooling cold plates to provide continuous, high-level cooling of hot CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, and AI processors, along with IFBT, MOSFETs and DC-DC converters. For even higher cooling levels, a heat ex-changer can be added to the liquid-cooling configuration. 
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Heat Pipe Cooling Module

A heat pipe is an efficient heat transfer device used to quickly transfer heat from one location to another within its interior. It consists of a closed pipe containing a small amount of working fluid and a partial vacuum environment. The working principle of heat pipes is based on the process in which the working fluid evaporates when it absorbs heat at the hot end and condenses when it releases heat at the cold end.

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Liquid & Water Cold Plate

A Liquid Cold Plate (LCP) is responsible for efficiently transferring heat from surfaces with high heat loads to the fluid used within a liquid cooling system. The performance of the liquid cold plate is critical in defining the overall effectiveness of a liquid system. While water or water/glycol are the most common fluids used in liquid cooling, gasoline, oil, and refrigerant are other fluids that can be utilized.

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Vapor Chamber Heat Sink

Vapor chamber heatsinks are an innovative thermal management solution designed to efficiently dissipate heat generated by electronic components, particularly in high-performance computing devices such as CPUs and GPUs. The principle behind vapor chamber heat sinks revolves around the use of a sealed chamber containing a small amount of liquid, typically water or other coolants, along with a porous wick structure.

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