High thermal conductive resin, recently developed resin material, has remarkable heat conductivity and it has begun to be used for application in parts which requires thermal conductivity in place of metal.

For example, plastics are used in LED light bulb housings and heat sinks, and as replacements for specific metal components in automobile related applications.

However, because there are differences in the thermal conductivity of each component part, in order to determine the original performance of the parts, it is vital to measure the thermal conductivity distribution.

Bethel possesses its own original high thermal conductive resin molding technologies. We carry out preliminary resin flow analysis beforehand; we can verify resin flow characteristics and thermal distribution variation using a thermo wave analyzer (TA).