What exactly are thermally conductive plastics?
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I always hear the term \"thermal conductive plastic,\" but I haven’t really understood it that well until now?
Plastics generally have very low thermal conductivity, usually below 0.2. When the thermal conductivity is higher than 2, they exhibit significant thermal conduction properties, which is why they are called thermally conductive plastics； Thermally conductive plastics can transfer heat rapidly and are often used to address the issue of heat generation in products. S thermally conductive plastic is one of the best options in this category, with a thermal conductivity of 20+; its application prospects are very promising
Operating a business in thermal conductive plastics is actually a good idea. Can I act as an agent for S thermal conductive plastics? What are the agency terms?