
Akasa ceramic thermal pad for 2280 SSDs. 1.2W/mK conductivity, cuts to size. Improves heat dissipation for stable performance.
The Akasa M.2 SSD Thermal Pad is a ceramic-filled silicone pad designed to enhance heat dissipation from components such as M.2 SSDs. It is specifically sized to fit 2280 SSD drives, but can be easily trimmed to accommodate other sizes if necessary. This pad moulds around uneven surfaces on your hardware to ensure maximum contact area, which is crucial for optimal thermal transfer and cooler component operation.
Constructed from a thermally conductive silicone elastomer, the pad has a high temperature tolerance ranging from -40°C to 160°C. This makes it suitable for a wide variety of computing environments and high-performance applications where stable temperatures are essential for system reliability and longevity.
Key Features
This pad is an essential upgrade for anyone looking to improve the thermal management of their PC build, particularly for high-speed NVMe drives that can generate significant heat under load.
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