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Storing PTM7950

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22 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

I was wondering whether it needs to be stored in a way colder place if I want it to lasts as long as possible.

And if it does, like how much colder.

Officially: 23±2˚C
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https://advancedmaterials.honeywell.com/content/dam/advancedmaterials/en/documents/document-lists/electronic-materials/marketing/ThermalInterfaceMaterials-Electronics-Brochure.pdf

Then again it also says shelf life 12 months...
And we know these things are designed to be used for at least 5 years in much hotter enviorements, with many heat cycles.
So yeah I wouldn't think about storage conditions too much, just don't leave it out in the sun 😄.

So where / how should I store my leftover PTM7950 ?

My room can go up to like maybe lower side of 30ish celcius when AC is turned off (which is when I'm out of the house).

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Afaik if the temperature is 45c or below in the room it should be fine.

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11 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Afaik if the temperature is 45c or below in the room it should be fine.

I was wondering whether it needs to be stored in a way colder place if I want it to lasts as long as possible.

And if it does, like how much colder.

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22 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

I was wondering whether it needs to be stored in a way colder place if I want it to lasts as long as possible.

And if it does, like how much colder.

Officially: 23±2˚C
image.png.1f1836a7fa69c63958aa7a0348261254.png
https://advancedmaterials.honeywell.com/content/dam/advancedmaterials/en/documents/document-lists/electronic-materials/marketing/ThermalInterfaceMaterials-Electronics-Brochure.pdf

Then again it also says shelf life 12 months...
And we know these things are designed to be used for at least 5 years in much hotter enviorements, with many heat cycles.
So yeah I wouldn't think about storage conditions too much, just don't leave it out in the sun 😄.

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1 minute ago, Biohazard777 said:

Officially: 23±2˚C
image.png.1f1836a7fa69c63958aa7a0348261254.png
https://advancedmaterials.honeywell.com/content/dam/advancedmaterials/en/documents/document-lists/electronic-materials/marketing/ThermalInterfaceMaterials-Electronics-Brochure.pdf

Then again it also says shelf life 12 months...
And we know these things are designed to be used for at least 5 years in much hotter enviorements, with many heat cycles.
So yeah I wouldn't think about storage conditions too much, just don't leave it out in the sun 😄.

Thank you for the info and the white paper.

Guess I don't need to buy a mini fridge just to store it. 😂

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