Thermal Adhesive Tape 20mm by 25M, High Performance Thermally Conductive Tape Apply for Coolers, Heat Sink, LED Strips, Computer CPU, GPU, Easy to Apply & High Durability

This tape smells a little funny, but there’s nothing funny about how well this stuff works. I was having severe overheating issues with a passive cooled thunderbolt dock and this saved it from basically becoming junk. I’ve taped it to an aluminum block under my desk and it’s gone from being extremely warm to ice cool. Overall very happy with this product. Will update if the adhesive starts to degrade like other reviews are pointing out.

It does a good job at conducting heat. It isn’t as good as a thermal pad but it works well for attaching a heatsink. It’s pretty sticky and isn’t the easiest to remove.

- This tape comes off the roll really tacky and gummy/pliable. I haven't had a delamination failure except for whena surface isn't completely flat, smooth, and clean. Surface prep matters and the resin that thechips/strips/boards are made of hold the tape extremely well and will pull the tape off of anuneven/rough/dirty/greasy surface. Flatten ANY uneven surface with a grinder or beltsander, a little wet 220 and400, clean, let dry and apply. It'll stay anchored.-I have been using this Thermal Tape for a few months and have gone through 2 rolls on various LED lightingprojects. So far none of the strips, tubes, or chips have overheated while at full power for hours at atime. Works just as well as compound or paste, IME.- Way cheaper, faster, and cleaner than the fancy compounds.

It looked like the high quality thermal tape I'd used before (also off Amazon) that are stiffer, having a metal thermally conductive layer in the middle. This tape has the adhesive but no metal layer. Seems to conduct just as well. My biggest problem is removing it leaves a LOT of adhesive bits behind, as it doesn't peel off cleanly. I used this to secure my glass bed to my CR-10 3D printer and when I removed the bed to clean it, the adhesive seemed to separate and leave gobs of itself on both the glass and heated bed. The max temp it was used for was 60 c which may be beyond what this tape should be used for. I'll use it for lesser heat projects like Raspberry Pi, etc where removal will be less frequent.It also arrived with a massive hump like you'd find in really old masking tape that has shrunk due to age. Maybe this plays into the adhesive problems. At the very least it's a decent double sided tape for non-thermal stuff.

Works well for our heat sink applications. The Package they deliver the tape in is just amazing. I am always so frustrated haveing to go through datasheets and figure out what the Adhesion power or the breakdown voltage is but this HPFIX tape puts it all on the bag. LOVE IT. I also saw a review claiming that it doesn't work so i added some images showing that it does work. In the image on the right side you can see the part w/o tape and on the left with tape. With tape stable at 85C ( pay attention to the center of the screen) and 110.2C without tape (pay attention to the HI mark on the screen).

This tape sticks really well but it doesn't transfer enough heat to work with a CPU.

So much easier than thermal past and seems to transmit heat to my heat sinks super well. This product makes cooling random objects so much easier as it combines the thermal paste and mechanical affixment into one (ie so you can just slap heatsinks on things)

its thermal tape. easy to cut, and easy to apply. its not too sticky to make a mess, but sticky enough to get the job done