Manufactures thermal management components with proprietary process creating leak-tight parts with embedded microgeometries for electronics cooling.
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Alloy Enterprises designs and manufactures high-performance thermal management components using its patented Stack Forging™ process, creating leak-tight, single-piece parts with embedded microgeometries for maximum heat transfer and efficiency. Their solutions serve data center, industrial, and defense electronics markets, supporting applications such as GPUs, CPUs, memory modules, and power electronics.
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