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Custom thermal solutions for power electronics

Inverter Heat Sink Manufacturer for High-Power Electronics

HeatsinkMaker designs and manufactures custom inverter heat sinks and liquid-cooled thermal assemblies for PV/ESS inverters, motor drives, EV power electronics, UPS and industrial automation.

Since 2014, we have helped engineering-driven OEMs turn thermal requirements and 2D/3D drawings into manufacturable, repeatable cooling solutions—from prototype to mass production.

Custom inverter heat sink and thermal cooling assembly

2014

Engineering partnership since

±0.002

mm CNC capability

Why HeatsinkMaker

Engineering depth from first concept to stable production

Our supply chain combines thermal engineering, mechanical design, process selection, inspection and production scale-up under one coordinated program.

01

Engineering-first development

Thermal solution development, mechanical design, DFM and process selection matched to your application.

02

Multiple technologies

Skiving, extrusion, FSW, forging, bonded fins, heat pipes, machining and liquid cooling in one supply chain.

03

Controlled scale-up

Prototype, validation, pilot run and mass production with process capability and quality controls.

04

Tested for reliability

Thermal resistance, leakage, pressure, dimensional, surface and cleanliness inspections support continuous-duty use.

Application requirements

Built for inverter thermal challenges

We design around the electrical, mechanical, environmental and cost constraints that determine real-world inverter performance.

Power density and hotspots

Control concentrated heat from IGBTs, MOSFETs, drivers and DC busbars.

Airflow limitations

Balance fin geometry, variable airflow and pressure-drop limits inside compact enclosures.

Harsh environments

Support wide ambient ranges, dust-laden PV/ESS sites and industrial operating conditions.

Electrical and corrosion control

Address isolation, creepage, clearance and corrosion resistance requirements.

Interface reliability

Maintain repeatable mounting, flatness and planarity for reliable TIM interfaces.

Volume economics

Optimize thermal performance, manufacturability, unit cost and lifecycle targets together.

Custom manufacturing options

Select the right cooling route for your inverter platform

Talk to an Engineer

Skived fin heat sinks

High density

A single aluminum or copper block creates dense fins with no fin-to-base interface, reducing thermal resistance.

  • Fin thickness: 0.2–3.0 mm; down to 0.05 mm capability
  • Fin gap: 0.2–10 mm; down to 0.05 mm capability
  • Fin height: up to 150 mm in aluminum and 60 mm in copper
  • Processing length: up to 3,500 mm

Extruded heat sinks and FSW assemblies

Custom 6061/6063 aluminum profiles receive CNC machining, drilling, tapping and anodizing. FSW joins ultra-wide or multi-extrusion structures.

  • Fin aspect ratios above 20:1 depending on geometry
  • FSW assemblies up to approximately 762 mm wide
  • FSW fin aspect ratios above 40:1 depending on design

Cold forged pin-fin heat sinks

Integrated round, oval or straight pins provide robust cooling structures for forced or cross-flow applications.

High aspect ratio up to 35:1 for compact drives and sealed enclosures.

Bonded, zipper and stamped-fin modules

Flexible fin geometry and density support targeted airflow paths, medium-volume production and complex fin arrays.

Heat pipe integration is available for hotspot spreading.

Heat pipe assisted heat sinks

Copper heat pipes integrated into aluminum or copper bases spread concentrated device heat across a larger fin area.

Soldering, brazing and nickel plating support application-specific reliability needs.

Liquid cold plates

High heat flux

When air cooling is insufficient, custom liquid cold plates deliver low thermal resistance for inverter cabinets, skid-mounted ESS, EV power modules and compact enclosures.

  • Vacuum-brazed aluminum structures, typically above 10 bar depending on design
  • Embedded, exposed, full-buried, half-buried and sandwiched copper tubes
  • CNC-machined flow channels and custom microchannel structures
  • Leakage, pressure, thermal and dimensional testing

Engineering before manufacturing

A high-performance inverter heat sink is engineered—not just machined.

Our team evaluates thermal, mechanical, environmental and commercial inputs before recommending an air-cooled heat sink, heat pipe module or liquid cold plate.

Heat load and allowable junction/case temperatures
Heat source size, distribution and hotspot locations
Airflow rates, direction and pressure-drop limits
Fin geometry, spacing and aspect ratio
Mounting, planarity and TIM strategy
Environmental and corrosion conditions
Volume, unit cost and lifecycle targets
AutoCAD, SolidWorks and Creo workflows

Thermal development

Simulation support, thermal resistance testing and validation builds.

Mechanical design

Detailed drawings, mounting review and design for manufacturability.

Process selection

Cost-performance optimization across multiple manufacturing routes.

Quality inspection

Dimensional, CMM, surface, cleanliness and leakage inspection.

Technical reference

Materials, finishes and capability highlights

Material and surface treatment choices are selected for thermal transfer, corrosion resistance, durability, emissivity and interface reliability.

Flatness and planarity are controlled for reliable contact with device substrates and TIMs.
Area Available options
Materials Aluminum 1060, 6061, 6063; Copper C1100
Fin structures Skived, extruded, FSW, forged, bonded, zipper and stamped fin designs
Finishing Anodizing, hard anodizing, nickel plating, passivation, sandblasting, polishing and cleaning
Skived capability Fin gap and thickness down to 0.05 mm; height up to 140 mm aluminum / 60 mm copper; length up to 3,500 mm
Precision machining Machine capability of ±0.002–±0.008 mm
Heat pipes Typical Ø8 mm with custom routing and quantity per application

Quality and production

Built for repeatable production

  • Thermal resistance testing for air-cooled heat sinks
  • Leakage and pressure testing for cold plates
  • Dimensional and CMM inspection, 2D measurement and surface inspection
  • Cleanliness and finishing controls for long-term reliability

Representative equipment

50 CNC machining centers, skiving machines, FSW, 30–200T stamping, soldering and brazing lines, ultrasonic cleaning and 8 assembly lines.

Monthly production capability

Aluminum heat sinks200,000 pcs
Soldered Al/Cu heat sinks150,000 pcs
Precision machined parts300,000 pcs
Skived fin heat sinks50,000 pcs
Liquid cold plates30,000 pcs

Applications

Thermal solutions across power electronics

PV string, central and hybrid inverters
ESS inverters and BMS power electronics
Motor drives and industrial frequency inverters
EV traction inverters and DC/DC converters
UPS and high-power power supplies
Telecom, server, AI and edge compute power stages
Laser and medical power modules
Industrial automation power modules

Cooling route selection

Match the design to the operating condition

Skived fin

High fin density and low thermal resistance for compact forced-air inverter enclosures.

Extruded / FSW

Cost-effective for volume; FSW supports ultra-wide assemblies and large inverter bases.

Cold forged

Robust pin-fin structures for crossflow or multi-directional airflow.

Heat pipe module

Spreads hotspots to a larger fin area without overgrowing the footprint.

Liquid cold plate

For high heat flux, sealed cabinets, high ambient conditions or acoustic constraints.

Production journey

From prototype to production

01

Prototype

Rapid builds for initial thermal and mechanical validation.

02

Validation

Testing and optimization against application requirements.

03

Pilot run

Process capability review and quality locking before scale-up.

04

Mass production

Stable yields, repeatable inspection and cost control.

Request an engineering review

Send your inverter thermal requirements

Share your project and our engineering team will recommend a manufacturable path aligned with your thermal and cost targets.

For a fast quote, include:

  • 2D drawings and/or 3D CAD files
  • Heat load in watts and allowable device temperature
  • Heat source size, layout, ambient temperature and airflow details
  • Installation space, flatness and mounting requirements
  • Annual volume and target cost

Discuss your cooling solution

Contact HeatsinkMaker for custom inverter heat sinks and liquid cooling solutions built for production.