Electronic devices are getting smaller and more powerful, making heat dissipation a major challenge. Traditional thermal silicone pads are struggling to keep up with the pace - they have high thermal resistance, heavy weight, and always feel like they're not quite cutting it.
After more than two years of R&D, our HGP series graphene thermal pads are finally ready to meet the market. This time, it's truly different.

The HGP series comes in three models: HGP6, HGP8, and HGP10. Despite their simple names, each has its own characteristics.
The most direct difference is thermal resistance:
What do these numbers mean? Take HGP6 for example - with a thermal resistance of 0.06, it's several times lower than most thermal silicone pads on the market. Heat conduction efficiency is directly elevated to the next level.
In terms of weight, density is controlled below 0.95 g/cc. You can clearly feel it's much lighter than traditional materials when holding it, which is crucial for products pursuing lightweight design.
HGP6 has the highest compression stress, suitable for applications requiring stronger compression force; HGP10 has the lowest compression stress, more suitable for precision components. The specific choice depends on the actual application.
Honestly, we weren't initially certain about the performance of graphene materials in real applications. After all, there are many pitfalls between laboratory and mass production.
However, based on feedback from the past six months of testing, the results have been impressive. One GPU client was using thermal silicone pads, and the graphics card core temperature often spiked above 85°C under full load. After switching to our HGP6, under the same conditions, temperature was controlled around 73°C - a 12-degree reduction.
Another telecommunications equipment manufacturer had overheating issues with 5G base station power amplifier modules, especially in summer outdoor environments, where they frequently reduced power due to thermal protection. After using HGP8, module temperatures dropped significantly, basically solving the thermal throttling problem.

Standard specifications are 60×60mm with 0.3mm thickness, but this certainly can't meet all requirements.
Thickness can be customized within the 0.2-2.0mm range, covering most application scenarios. If edge sealing or adhesive fixing is needed, we can handle that too.
Some customers need custom cutting, such as circular, elliptical, or center-hole patterns - none of these are problems. Just provide the drawings, and we can process according to requirements.
While graphene material itself is very stable, storage has some requirements:
Current applications are mainly concentrated in several areas:
Of course, the best choice should ultimately be based on actual test results. We can provide samples for testing before making decisions.
For technical questions about the product, you can directly contact our engineering team. We have dedicated personnel for sample applications, customization requirements, and bulk purchasing.
Feel free to contact us anytime for more information or to apply for sample testing.