Titanium Ultra-Thin Vapor Chambers
The high yield strength of titanium enables thinner and lighter vapor chamber construction compared to copper. Thinner vapor chamber walls maximize the internal vapor space that drives the high effective thermal conductivity of two phase components regardless of thermal conductivity of the metal itself. Switching to Titanium Vapor Chambers can help you decrease the thickness of your thermal management solution or maximize the power transferred from your heat source.
With increased strength over traditional copper components, Titanium Vapor Chambers enable product designers to combine mechanical and structural functions into this single thermal management solution. Boyd can highly customize wick structures optimize vapor chamber performance with a stronger material. Over the past 5 years, Boyd has developed robust and repeatable high volume manufacturing methods that leverage the attractive qualities of Titanium within cost-effective processes.
Leverage the reliable thermal and mechanical benefits of Titanium Ultra-Thin Vapor Chambers in applications where space and weight are at a premium, such as mobile and consumer electronic products as well as eMobility applications.
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