
Aluminum extruded heat sink
An extruded profile with a finned surface and mounting features. Specify the profile, cut length, and secondary machining requirements.
HEAT TRANSFER COMPONENTS
Heat sinks and fins add surface area for heat transfer. Their performance depends on the complete assembly: the heat source, interface, airflow or fluid path, and installation space.
Discuss this productAPPLICATIONS TO DISCUSSElectronic enclosures, power equipment, and heat-exchanger assemblies.

PRODUCT DETAILS
These examples establish the product family. Material, dimensions, interfaces, and operating limits are confirmed during technical review.

An extruded profile with a finned surface and mounting features. Specify the profile, cut length, and secondary machining requirements.

A fin component for integration into a heat-transfer assembly. Confirm the material, fin geometry, and joining method for the intended design.
SPECIFY YOUR REQUIREMENT
A preliminary drawing or a brief application description is enough to start. Include any known operating conditions.
Prepare an inquiryHeat load, contact footprint, and maximum operating temperature.
Natural or forced airflow, or the intended heat-exchanger fluid path.
Envelope, fin arrangement, mounting holes, and interface flatness.
Material, surface treatment, and any secondary machining requirements.
Prototype quantity, estimated production volume, delivery location, and target date.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Pricing and lead time depend on the approved specification, quantity, tooling, and sample requirements. Pecston requests a project-specific quotation from the manufacturer.
Include sample, drawing, material, inspection, and certification requirements in your inquiry. Availability and scope are confirmed for the specific part before an order is placed.
Send your drawing or application brief to sales@pecston.com.