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Canadian Heat Sink Group Buy

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Is there any interest in a Canadian Heat Sink Group Buy?

I have some quotes already, this one would be $40 per foot, that's Canadian Dollars. I would have to order at least 24 Feet, which realy is not that much. I do not mind having the goods shipped to me and I could reship across Canada or could arrange Pick up in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area).


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Anthony
 

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Here is a bit more information, the Heat Sink Extrusion E3096 at $28 US per foot (not Anodized) through a group buy starting at 24 feet.

48" = 0.08 C/W, this would be 4 x 12" peices set up as 2 sides each being 12"x24".

This would be perfect for an Aelph 1.2 Monoblock or a High Power Aelph X running at 200Watts into 6 Ohms! 28VDC Rails at 8Amps Bias with 16 FETs per channel, Heatsink Temperatures of 58 Deg Celsius.

http://www.thermaflo.com/bin/exdata...48&LengthUnits=in&SearchButton1=Change+Length

Regards

Anthony
 
bzo said:
Is this open to those of us in the US?

Will the heatsinks be cut, or would we be getting one long piece?

Yes it is, but as the supplier is in the US, I am trying to find a volunteer to redistribute all the US Material rather than shipping to Canada paying taxes and shipping back to the US.

They can be cut in equal divisions into 8 feet or you can take a bar length. I am looking into getting the cut sections black Anodized.

How much material were you looking for?

Regards

Anthony
 
I'm not going to be running that much power, though an 8" section still seems to be doable at that level.

I'm thinking about going with 17V/5A, which dissipates 170W. So if each 12x8 heatsink is dissipating 85W, it looks like a 25C rise.
 
I have a reduction in price on Extrusion E3096 to $27 US per foot, this is based on a 48 foot purchase.

Each cut at the factory would be an additional $3. If you want the cut section anodized that would be $14 US each.

If we only buy 24 Feet, then the price is $28 US per foot.

Anodizing maybe cheaper to get done buy a local shop, the last time I had it done in Toronto, last year it was $100 CAD for 8 x 10" sections.

Anthony
 
Hi. Would it be cheaper to get it anodized without getting it cut? As it would be only 1 piece, set-up might be easier, hence a possibly lower price. I can always get it cut here, although the cut ends would be the original aluminum color. Another consideration is whether or not you can only get multiples of 4 feet, as I would prefer 5, maybe 6 feet. Otherwise, it looks like a pretty good price. Any idea on shipping costs? I live just outside of Toronto so I could pick it up there.
 
Well I have another quote for a different profile from R-Theta. Profile # 65340 is the same profile as last years group buy.

This year's price is $54 CAD per 12" section which includes a finished product including Black Anodizing. That's FOB the Toronto Warehouse, shipping can be calculated at approximately $1 per pound. The 12" piece is about 11 pounds times the number of pieces required, equals your shipping costs.

We need a minimum of 50 pieces to make the price break of $54 or less. All taxes would also apply of course.

Here is some info on this extrusion.
 

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I think I need to clear up any confusion right away as to the length of the heatsink I need. I'm building 2 Aleph5s (monoblocks) with another friend. I figured an 8" length of 65340 heatsink, on each side, would be sufficient for anAleph 5 monoblock. So, 12" in length is more than I need, however, if the cost of the 12" in a group buy is less than the price of an 8" bought separately, then I'd buy the 12" and throw a couple extra mosfets on the output and increase the bias. 😎
 
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Jeff Reeves said:
I think I need to clear up any confusion right away as to the length of the heatsink I need. I'm building 2 Aleph5s (monoblocks) with another friend. I figured an 8" length of 65340 heatsink, on each side, would be sufficient for anAleph 5 monoblock. So, 12" in length is more than I need, however, if the cost of the 12" in a group buy is less than the price of an 8" bought separately, then I'd buy the 12" and throw a couple extra mosfets on the output and increase the bias. 😎

Hello Jeff, Exactly.... 🙂

2 Pieces of 8" extrusion would almost certainly cost 80% of the 12" cost in the group buy plus a min order amount plus a setup charge of at least $50.

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