Hello gurus in the house, I'm in need of suggestions regarding adhesive which i can use to attach some some electrical components together
Such adhesive mustn't be electrically conductive i.e. it must be electrically neutral else it would short circuit my components if its not
Preferably such a product should/would be a composite of aluminum oxide and boron nitride (both tolerate high temperature ranges and are electrically neutral)
Any suggestions?
Thank you

ochukoccna:
Hello gurus in the house, I'm in need of suggestions regarding adhesive which i can use to attach some some electrical components together
Such adhesive mustn't be electrically conductive i.e. it must be electrically neutral else it would short circuit my components if its not
Preferably such a product should/would be a composite of aluminum oxide and boron nitride (both tolerate high temperature ranges and are electrically neutral)
Any suggestions?
Thank you

I think its much easy if you tell the part you want to fix and also why not replace the part

ZIMDRILL:


I think its much easy if you tell the part you want to fix and also why not replace the part

Repalce ke?
The component still dey deliver
Just need to mod it for better performance
Morning Zimdrill and those with insight
I need it to attach a heatsink to a computer mainboard/motherboard
The heatsink goes unto the mosfets (those black flat thingys in the second picture) which can get really HOT

Ideally should have asked this question in the computer section, but doubt it generate any traction thus the cartalk section
Figured those using exotic autos might have done repair work where they needed to use a top end electrically neutral adhesive to attach stuff together
Thus any insights?

ochukoccna:


Repalce ke?
The component still dey deliver
Just need to mod it for better performance
Morning Zimdrill and those with insight
I need it to attach a heatsink to a computer mainboard/motherboard
The heatsink goes unto the mosfets (those black flat thingys in the second picture) which can get really HOT

from the little research online

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3_swcaDPQ4

Morning Zim
Thermal adhesive/glue is exactly what I need
However, been a hassle getting it in Computer Village
And don't want to do pre-order from China or somewhere else due to the time lapse it'll take
And like I earlier said

Figured those using exotic autos might have done repair work where they needed to use a top end electrically neutral adhesive to attach stuff together

Any ideas on what to use and I'll take it up from there

BTW, looked up Araldite but don't see any pointers to its usage on electronic components

Thanks ZIMDRILL
Walked the computer village and drew blanks as I had expected I would
Eventually I had to get Arctic adhesive from Amazon
Cheers man

If you are trying to find the safest way to stick electrical components together then try the thermal imaging company. They have all the solutions that one might be looking for.