BRAND:
Thermal Grizzly
MODEL: TG-MP8-1202005-2R
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY: W/mK 8.0
OPERATING TEMPERATURE: -100°C / +250°C
COLOR: Light brown
Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8 120x20x0.5mm Thermal Pad 2pack Model TG-MP8-1202005-2R
$12.79
| Brand | Thermal Grizzly |
|---|---|
| Date First Available | 23-Feb-21 |
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