Thermal conductive paste is a key element in ensuring optimal heat dissipation in various applications. Industrial thermal conductive pastes are widely used in power modules, motor control systems, cooling devices, and many other electronic components. Among silicone-based pastes, the H series stands out, including models: H, H2, H3, HP, and HPX. Each of them has slightly different properties tailored to specific industrial needs. However, all pastes in this series share the following characteristics:

  • Resistance to acids, alkalis, salts, sulfur dioxide, and ammonia
  • Excellent dielectric properties
  • Versatile applications

 

Industrial Thermal Conductive Pastes – Characteristics and Comparison of H, H2, H3, HP, and HPX

The table below presents the key parameters of these pastes:

FeatureHH2H3HPHPX
ColorWhiteWhiteWhiteWhiteGray
Density (g/cm³)~2.58~2.7~1.37~2.1~2.0
Thermal conductivity (W/mK)>0.88>0.88>0.88>1.5>2.8
Temperature range (°C)-50 to 250-50 to 250-50 to 250-50 to 250-50 to 250
Thermal impedance (°C in²/W)<0.227<0.095
Evaporation0.00%0.00%
Thixotropic index380±10380±10
Electrical resistance (Ohm × cm)3.7×10¹⁵4.7×10¹⁵1.0×10¹⁶1.3×10¹⁴1.4×10¹⁵
Application methodsMachine, stencil, sachet, syringe, tube, cartridge gunMachine, stencil, cartridge gunMachine, stencil, cartridge gunMachine, stencil, spatula, tube, cartridge gunMachine, stencil, spatula, tube, cartridge gun
Packaging optionsSachets, syringes, tubes, plastic containers, bucketsCartridges and bucketsCartridgesTubes, cartridges, plastic containersTubes, cartridges, plastic containers

Comparison of Density and Thermal Conductivity of H, H2, H3 vs. HP and HPX

The density of a thermal paste affects its application method and heat conduction efficiency. H2 has the highest density (~2.7 g/cm³), making it more challenging to spread in some applications. H has a slightly lower density (~2.58 g/cm³), making it more versatile. H3 has the lowest density (~1.37 g/cm³), making it the lightest. It is also the easiest to distribute on irregular surfaces.

In terms of thermal conductivity, H, H2, and H3 pastes provide values above 0.88 W/mK, making them suitable for standard cooling applications in the electronics industry. Meanwhile, HP and HPX offer significantly higher thermal conductivity—HP exceeds 1.5 W/mK, while HPX reaches over 2.8 W/mK. This means HP and HPX are more efficient in dissipating heat in high-performance cooling applications, such as high-power electronic systems or power components with substantial heat generation.

Industrial Thermal Conductive Pastes

Industrial Thermal Conductive Pastes – Applications

Silicone-based thermal conductive pastes from the H series are widely used across various industries. The most common applications include:

  • High thermal conductivity modules – to dissipate heat from high-performance electronic components
  • Cooling devices for end plates and frames
  • Mass storage drives – HDD, SSD, and DVD, where reliable heat dissipation is crucial
  • Power converters, electronic and electrical components – ensuring operational stability
  • High-power LEDs – for optimal thermal management
  • Consumer electronics and household appliances, air conditioners – applied in cooling systems and controllers

 

Conclusion

Silicone-based thermal conductive pastes from the H series offer a wide range of solutions, from cost-effective options to high-thermal-conductivity products. H2 and H3 are ideal for standard applications where affordability is key. On the other hand, HP and HPX are excellent choices for demanding cooling systems.

Thanks to their chemical resistance and dielectric properties, thermal pastes are reliable for electronics, automotive, and energy industries. Silicone-based pastes offer a great price-to-performance ratio, making them ideal for companies needing efficient and cost-effective cooling. The choice of paste depends on application and budget, but all H series products ensure effective and lasting heat dissipation.

In addition to standard thermal conductive pastes, our product range also includes high-thermal-conductivity pastes (3.57 – 6 W/mK), ideal for users demanding maximum cooling performance. We also offer thermal conductive adhesive (1.0 W/mK), ensuring a strong and lasting bond between components.