Thermal Grizzly Debuts Duronaut and Hydronaut Pro

Thermal Grizzly expands its lineup with Duronaut Pro and Hydronaut Pro thermal pastes, offering improved conductivity and stability.

Thermal Grizzly has released Duronaut Pro and Hydronaut Pro thermal pastes, featuring increased thermal conductivity over non-pro variants. Duronaut Pro, named for its durability, uses a special silicone oil with aluminum micropowder and zinc oxide nanopowder for high long-term stability. Hydronaut Pro utilizes a silicone-free carrier structure, making it RoHS-compliant and suitable for industrial systems. Both products are electrically non-conductive and require no curing time. Thermal Grizzly measures performance as the delta Kelvin temperature difference between a heat source and cooler. Laboratory tests utilize a 30 x 30 mm contact surface with 240 watts of heat flow under 300 N of force or 48 PSI. These new solutions target high-performance applications requiring reliable thermal management without electrical conductivity risks.


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