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October 25, 2023 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Alloy Enterprises, the forward-thinking company that's redefining the metal fabrication industry for the next 100 years, announces the release of their aluminum cold plate component. Now in its third year growing the team and expanding their production fab facilities, the innovative tech startup is adding thermal management applications to the company's suite of solutions including cold plates.
The innovative tech startup is adding thermal management applications to the company's suite of solutions
Alloy is the only manufacturer that can build aluminum cold plates with this level of geometric complexity and no tooling or additional assembly required. Alloy's cold plate components are engineered with superior material properties featuring a high strength-to-weight ratio, optimal thermal conductivity, channel complexity, integrated cooling, and conformal surfaces.
"Heat transfer is critical to the performance of our products; 40% improvements become game-changers," said Rob Martinsen, Chief Technology Officer of nLIGHT.
Available now, Alloy's cold plates deliver higher functionality and better performance with durability, no porosity, and no de-powdering or additional assembly required. Benefits include customized design, quick turn iterations, and reduced assembly. Alloy's unique Sheet Forging process enables customers to launch products faster, iterate designs to optimize performance, and realize cost savings when compared to casting, machining, or 3D printing, from a U.S.-based supplier.
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