thermally conductive epoxy, many epoxy manufacturers make it and some of
the heatsink companies do as well.  try any of the large distributors
like newark or do a google search for "thermally conductive epoxy" and
you should find a lot of it available.  you might try tra-con.com, they
sell some of their epoxy on line but i don't know if any of the
thermally conductive epoxies are included.  if it doesn't need a heat
sink a very thin layer of ordinary epoxy will work but not as well as
epoxy designed to conduct heat well.  there are also thermally
conductive tapes.

Dragisa Krsmanovic wrote:
>
> I want to put a glue-on heatsink onto 16-pin dip chip.
> I guess, not all types of glue are good for hot parts.
>
> What do you use to glue a heatsink to a chip ?
>
> Dragisa
>
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