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Have anyone use this Bond-Ply adhesive tape b4?

It's good for mounting the LED metal core PCB to the heatsink without screwing it :evil: .

Anyone know where can I purchase locally :whistle ?

Bond-Ply is a thermally conductive, pressure sensitive adhesive

tape, available in either fiberglass reinforced or unreinforced.

With its ability to have a high bond strength, it can

eliminate the need for screws, clipmounts or fasteners.

1. Good thermal performance

2. Immediately bonds to target surface -

3. Eliminates need for mechanical fasteners or screws -A replacement to screw mounting and clip mounting

4. Alternative to heat-cure adhesives - A replacement to heat cure adhesives

more info:

Bergquist

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Have anyone use this Bond-Ply adhesive tape b4?

It's good for mounting the LED metal core PCB to the heatsink without screwing it :evil: .

Anyone know where can I purchase locally :whistle ?

Bond-Ply is a thermally conductive, pressure sensitive adhesive

tape, available in either fiberglass reinforced or unreinforced.

With its ability to have a high bond strength, it can

eliminate the need for screws, clipmounts or fasteners.

1. Good thermal performance

2. Immediately bonds to target surface -

3. Eliminates need for mechanical fasteners or screws -A replacement to screw mounting and clip mounting

4. Alternative to heat-cure adhesives - A replacement to heat cure adhesives

more info:

Bergquist

Good news for LED DIY gurus :evil: !!!

RS is selling at 10 pcs of 1"x1" for S$1.01, however the min buy is 10 packets :whistle .

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I am using the thermal tape from 3M.

Still need screw to hold the metal core PCB to the heat sink or aluminium plate.

It can do the job but very expensive compare to thermal grease

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I am using the thermal tape from 3M.

Still need screw to hold the metal core PCB to the heat sink or aluminium plate.

It can do the job but very expensive compare to thermal grease

As claimed by manufacturer that It do not need any screws to hold on to the heatsink :yeah: .

It's true that not cheap from RS component :ph34r: . But I still go ahead to buy a few pcs to try :eyebrow: .

Btw, still waiting for your RB news? 5~6 pcs :whistle !

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