Liquid Thermal Interface Materials Market Summary Features Dominance of Leading Manufacturers during Forecast Period| Key players ndium Corporation, DowDuPont, Laird Technology, Boyd Corporation, Shin-Etsu Chemical Ltd

Liquid thermal interface materials are substances inserted between two components of devices to enhance their thermal coupling properties. The basic and most common use of thermal interface materials is to provide a medium for heat dissipation between the heat producing device and heat sink.

The report on liquid thermal interface materials market provides detailed and actionable insights into the liquid thermal interface materials market. A list of all the factors influencing the growth of the liquid thermal interface materials market has been included in the report. Additionally, a qualitative, as well as quantitative assessment of each of the factors influencing the liquid thermal interface materials market, has been provided. Detailed analysis of the competitive landscape prevalent in the liquid thermal interface materials market has been included towards the end of the report.

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Development of Liquid Metal Thermal Interface Materials Imperative to Market Growth

Liquid metals are gradually gaining traction in thermal management systems owing to their prolific heat extraction and conducting capabilities which offer higher efficiency than conventional coolants in use. With liquid metals offering better thermal management capabilities, numerous researches are working towards developing new thermal interfaces which leverage liquid metal capabilities to improve the system’s thermal conductivity. For instance, recent research which tested silver-filled thermal adhesives concluded the liquid metal thermal interface offers a reliable heat dissipation solution for high-performance electronics owing to its low thermal resistance and high conduction properties. Additionally, researchers studying the development of nano-liquid metals are likely to open new avenues for liquid thermal interface material manufacturers with the substance offering bright prospects for enhancing the thermal performance of existing thermal interface materials.

Adoption in Electric Vehicles (EV) Creating New Opportunities

Electric vehicles are finding widespread adoption across the world as regulatory authorities continue to promote the eco-friendly alternative over their fossil fuel-powered counterparts. Demand for lithium-ion batteries to power electric vehicles continues to rise owing to its high energy density. However, large scale adoption of lithium-ion batteries is restrained due to the absence of efficient thermal management systems for dissipating the heat that is produced during charging or discharging of the vehicle which can consequently result in accidents and reduce the life of the battery. Liquid thermal interface materials present a promising prospect for devising a thermal runaway to overcome the problem of overheating. Numerous researches have concluded liquid thermal interface materials to be more effective over their solid counterparts prompting manufacturers in the liquid thermal interface materials market to focus on production of materials that could effectively provide the thermal management system for lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, lithium-ion batteries are being utilized in smartphones to meet the consumer demand for longer battery life. Liquid thermal interface materials market is likely to bolster as lithium-ion batteries find widespread utilization across an assortment of electric devices.

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Sales of Liquid Thermal Interface Materials to Slacken as Manufacturers Venture into Liquid Cooling Systems Production

Liquid cooling systems or immersion cooling systems are gradually replacing thermal interface materials in an array of industries. While the liquid cooling system was traditionally used in data centers, innovations in the system are allowing the use of the system in electronic and automotive applications. The thermal management system offers an assortment of benefits such as temperature uniformity, better heat transfer, improved energy density in batteries, and fire suppression making it a lucrative technology for the automotive industry. Further, the system is being integrated into high-performance smartphones to prevent them from heating. The technology is also being used as a cooling mechanism in computers and laptops. Growing awareness about the benefits of the system in the automotive and electronics industry presents lucrative opportunities for thermal interface manufacturers who are slowly foraying into the production of liquid cooling systems to capitalize on the growing demand.

Market Structure

The report on liquid thermal interface materials market segments the liquid thermal interface materials market on the basis of product type, application, and region.

On the basis of product type, the liquid thermal interface materials market can be segmented into thermal adhesive fluids, thermal greases, and thermal liquid metals.

Based on the application, the liquid thermal interface materials market can be segmented into computers, communication devices, medical devices, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, and others.

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