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Hello,

I need Cold plates for storage of some electronic stuff.
I have gone through many sites like riversidemachine but not sure if Aluminum Cold plates they have would be suitable for my purpose.
Please suggest me??

Thanks,
Julia

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Depending on what you need you can do this:

Get a copper bar (ingot) that is the size you want, size goes up to about 5"x5" (.5"inches thick)
Then add a TEC to it.

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Also check them out:
http://www.enertron-inc.com/enertr [...] f1a180bdf3

I have bought heat pipes for a project from them and their customer service was very good/knowledgeable and was able to answer some questions I had.

Message edited by Shadow703793 on 03-24-2009 at 09:08:07 PM

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