Product systems

System-level air cooling built around stamped fin manufacturing.

Each air-cooling system is built around stamped fins, heat pipes, copper bases, machined interfaces, and production-ready assembly methods.

Stamped fin air cooling system lineup

System options

From a single fin stack to complete thermal modules.

Heat pipe stamped fin cooling system

Heat Pipe + Stamped Fin System

Heat pipes move heat from the source into high-density folded fins for lighting, projectors, and compact electronics.

  • Copper heat pipe routing
  • Aluminum or copper fin stack
  • Custom base and bracket design
Server stamped fin cooling system

Board-level Server Cooling

Low-profile stamped fin coolers combine strong mounting with repeatable fin spacing for dense electronics.

  • Spring screw mounting
  • Base flatness control
  • Airflow direction optimization
Projector stamped fin cooling module

Projector Thermal Module

Fin stacks, bases, ducts, and heat pipe structures are integrated for optical engine heat sources.

  • Compact envelope design
  • Light source heat spreading
  • Custom air duct interfaces
Copper high density fin cooling system

Copper Fin Cooling Parts

Compact copper fin structures fit electronics, control units, chargers, and power modules.

  • High thermal conductivity
  • Custom base geometry
  • Controlled fin density
Industrial power stamped fin cooling system

Industrial Power Air Cooling

Forced-air cooling assemblies support power supplies, chargers, inverters, and industrial equipment.

  • Large base options
  • High fin surface area
  • Cost-focused volume production
High-power lighting stamped fin cooling system

High-power Lighting Platform

Lighting heat sink platforms can be tuned for different wattages, airflow paths, and enclosure layouts.

  • 200 W to 1,200 W references
  • Heat pipe assisted design
  • Tooling-based fin geometry

Project flow

Simple process for overseas OEM programs.

The project path stays clear: review the requirement, confirm a feasible thermal concept, validate samples, then move into tooling and production.

01 Requirement Review
02 DFM & Thermal Concept
03 Sample & Test
04 Tooling & Production