108,000 pushPIN™ Heat Sinks

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            108,000 pushPIN™ Heat Sinks
                    ATS introduces over 108,000 combinations of push-pin heat sinks exclusively for Digi-Key
    

Image of ATS' pushPIN™ Heat-Sinks With over 108 K different push-pin heat sink assembly configurations, Advanced Thermal Solutions offers the largest push-pin heat sink offering in the market. Select from fine and ultra-fine pitch heat sinks designed for high-velocity airflows and coarse pitch heat sinks for low-velocity airflow conditions. Offered in straight-fin, cross-cut and the ultra-performance maxiFLOW™ fin geometries, ATS pushPIN™ heat sink line is suited to meet a wide-variety of applications for components ranging in size from 25 mm to 70 mm. Push-pins are offered in brass and plastic and are packaged with different compression springs to achieve the precise force required for secure attachment.

Select from over 112 fine-pitch heat sinks designed for high-velocity airflows and 98 course pitch heat sinks designed for low-velocity air-flow conditions
Push-pins feature a flexible barb at the end that is designed to engage with predrilled holes in a PCB
Compression springs add the necessary force to hold the assembly together for secure attachment
Push-pins are available in brass or plastic in 10 sizes and a stainless steel hardware kit is available for a more secure attachment
Lightweight, aluminum heat sink is extruded from AL6063 for optimal heat transfer and finished with blue anodization
Heat sinks pre-assembled with phase-changing material for increased thermal performance. Double-sided thermal tape and no thermal interface material options are available to meet application specific requirements

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pushPIN™ Heat Sinks

Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Available Quantity
ATS-CPX025025010-137-C2-R0	HEATSINK 25X25X10MM L-TAB CP	613 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-CPX025025010-165-C2-R0	HEATSINK 25X25X10MM R-TAB CP	1021 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-CPX025025015-138-C2-R0	HEATSINK 25X25X15MM L-TAB CP	6652 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-CPX025025015-166-C2-R0	HEATSINK 25X25X15MM R-TAB CP	886 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-CPX025025020-139-C2-R0	HEATSINK 25X25X20MM L-TAB CP	4778 - Immediate	View Details

Accessories

Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Available Quantity	View Details
ATS-HK127-R0	HEATSINK PLASTIC PIN/SPRING 1=2	0	View Details
ATS-HK91-R0	HEATSINK BRASS PIN AND SPRING	3578 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-HK76-R0	HEATSINK PEM SPRING AND SCREWS	637 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-PPS-04	HEATSINK MUSIC WR SPRING 3.73MM	890 - Immediate	View Details
ATS-PP-06	HEATSINK BRASS PUSH PIN 14MM	3192 - Immediate	View Details

Published: 2014-10-30

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