Thermally Conductive Polymers

Thermally Conductive Polymers

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TCPoly's mission is to improve your products through the use of a new class of materials, thermally conductive polymers. We develop advanced formulations and manufacturing methods to drive adoption at scale. Our 3D printing capabilities, including the world's first thermally conductive filaments and a farm of high speed 3D printers, allow our customers to validate value with minimal development cost. After validation, we work with you and our partners to scale through both traditional and advanced manufacturing pathways.

3D Filaments

Ice9 filaments come in 2 distinct types; TPU based and Nylon based. Ice9 TPU is great for thermal interface parts that need to be elastic. Ice9 Nylon is ideal for parts that need to be rigid and can be smoothed to a clean finish.

Casting Resin

New from TCPoly, a thermally conductive silicone epoxy! Products made with this material can be water tight, flame resistant, and flexible. We can customize the properties to better suit your needs.

Molding Pellets

Ice9 Pellets

Our Ice9 polymers work well for injection mold applications. The molding pellets come in 3 types: Ice9 TPU, Ice9 Nylon, and Ice9 PETG. Perfect if you need to scale up production to a large scale.

Design & Develop

TCPoly can work with you from concept to production to achieve the best thermal performance.

Prototype

Whether you need a one off part are need to go through multiple iterations we can help along the way.

Production

Need to get your product made? From small to medium production, we have you covered.

Applications

Increase your 3D printer’s usefulness and print products not possible before, or have us do it for you.

Heat Dissipating Molds

Ice9 molds are cheaper than conventional materials and allow you to make changes quicker and have a fast cycle time, an increased tool lifetime, even part heating/cooling, and high temp stability.

Heat Sinks

Ice9 can be used in electronics thermal management, creating heat sinks that are no longer limited to standard designs, you can utilize more advanced geometry not possible with conventional manufacturing.

Custom Heat Exchangers

Ice9 heat exchangers can be custom designed to your applications, 3D printing allows for extreme design freedom and customizability, as shown by the development of the XPanel™ .

Battery Packs

Our material is well suited to creating battery packs that will work to keep the batteries from over heating. Utilizing 3D printing technology custom battery packs can be made quickly.

Enclosures

Need a thermally conductive case to help keep the internal electronics cool? Look no further than our material, which can be used both in 3D printers and injection molding.

Still Have Questions

Don't hesitate to reach out to us, we're happy to answer them!

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Our team of engineers will find a solution that works for you.

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Step One

Connect

Use our online form to tell us about what you want to make or ask us any other questions you have. Once we review the information you provide, we’ll email you or set up a call to answer questions and discuss your project.

Step Two

Calculations

Whether it’s a custom material order, printing service, or engineering design project, once we know we’ll calculate the cost and develop a timetable of when the order would be completed. You can then review the proposal and see if it works for you.

Step Three

Printing Process

If you decide to use us for your printing needs, we’ll get to work right away, taking care of the entire process. If you bought filament to print on your own and encounter a problem printing, we can help troubleshoot the problem with you.

Step Four

Fulfillment

Once it is finished, we’ll ship out your printed part straightaway for you to enjoy and put to use immediately. We want you to be completely thrilled with our product so if you have any concerns, please reach out to us so we can make it right!

Innovation. Collaboration. Investment.

TCPoly developed Ice9 with researchers at Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL), The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), and Georgia Tech. 

Five pending patents cover our unique materials and printed products. 

$  Million
Non-dilutive funding raised from these organizations
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