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Types of Liquid Cooling Plates Produced by XD Thermal Electric vehicle battery and energy storage system production facilities require precise temperature control through heating and cooling to optimize battery operations and associated equipment, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. XD Thermal offers professional research and development expertise along with advanced production technologies, delivering the comprehensive liquid cooling solutions to clients. Our solutions aid in the smooth initiation and continuous operation of facilities, ensuring a path to success in the future. Characteristics of a Great Liquid Cooling Plate High Quality-price Ratio Excellent Thermal Conductivity Stable and Safe Ease of Use What Is A Punching Brazed Liquid Cooling Plates? Punched and brazed liquid cooled plates（cold plate) are a special type of heat sink that allows the coolant to be directed directly to the heat source, and the coolant is circulated through the coolant to achieve precise temperature control and efficient heat dissipation. It combines the advantages of the stamping process and brazing technology by stamping the liquid cooling plate to form a certain internal piping or channel system for the flow of coolant (usually water or other cooling media), and then brazing the cooling structure to the heat dissipation surface using brazing technology, which can steadily and uniformly transfer heat from a heat source (such as a battery, a chip, an electronic component, or another), thus achieving effective thermal management. This enables stable and uniform heat transfer from the heat source (e.g. battery, chip, electronic component or other) and thus effective thermal management. Why Choose Punching Brazed Liquid Cooling Plates? Punching: The stamping process has the advantages of low cost and high production speed, and can efficiently produce large quantities of liquid-cooled panels. For example, with a production quantity of more than 1,000 sets, the finished product speed of stamping and brazing production…
