Custom heat sinks and liquid cold plates engineered for your operating conditions, validated for your equipment, and controlled for repeat production.
Morton brings thermal design, precision manufacturing, and export support into one project team—so your approved design reaches production with fewer handoffs.
Based in Shijiazhuang, China, Hebei Morton New Materials Co., Ltd. helps industrial OEMs, ODMs, EMS providers, and specialist brands meet equipment thermal requirements and move into repeat production. We connect application requirements with materials, manufacturing routes, and repeatable acceptance criteria.
Compare air cooling, liquid cooling, and supporting components against your heat load, available space, and production cost.
Control heat spreading and airflow with a manufacturing route matched to your enclosure.
Balance thermal resistance and pressure drop with coolant-compatible structures.
Bring your heat load and mechanical envelope. We will help define the route.
Review Your Cooling OptionsOur nine-person engineering team turns operating conditions into controlled geometry, test methods, and a practical route to production.
We review heat-source area, power, inlet temperature, actual airflow or coolant flow, and installation limits before recommending a structure.
SolidWorks and ANSYS Icepak/Fluent support thermal, flow, and structural review, while DFM connects tolerances, materials, and joining methods.
Air and liquid test benches record thermal response and pressure drop, with heat-source positions and mounting conditions documented.
Turn your application limits into a testable design brief.
Start an Engineering Review
Direct control of critical operations and qualified specialist partners give your project a consistent owner from first article to final shipment.
Thermal and mechanical design, CNC machining, skiving, assembly, liquid-component integration, dimensional inspection, thermal testing, and final release.
Extrusion, forging, die casting, vacuum brazing, friction stir welding, sealed heat pipe and vapor chamber manufacture, and selected finishes are supplied to controlled specifications.
First-article approval, incoming verification, batch traceability, and change approval connect every manufacturing route.
See how your part would move through machining, assembly, and inspection.
Plan a Factory ReviewReview the management systems behind our operation and the inspection records tied to your parts.
Controlled design reviews, purchasing, production, inspection, and customer support.
Defined controls for process liquids, metal scrap, energy use, and chemicals.
Material heat lots, approved drawing revisions, and work orders remain linked through production.
FAI and critical-dimension records connect the approved sample with the production control plan.
Hydraulic proof testing is followed by draining, cleaning, drying, and final gas leak testing to the approved specification.
Inspection results, labels, packaging, and shipment documents follow one identified batch.
Build your supplier assessment around evidence you can review.
Request Your Quality Document SetDefined operating conditions make performance meaningful. These projects connect thermal validation with production delivery. The PCS results use a water test bench; field operation with inhibited water-glycol coolant and a higher inlet temperature was tested separately.
250 W · 30 × 30 mm heat source · 25 °C inlet air · 60 m³/h through the fin field.
1,000 W · 80 × 80 mm heat source · 25 °C inlet water · 10 L/min.
Explore a validation plan based on your own operating conditions.
Discuss a Comparable ApplicationEngineering, procurement, and quality work from the same revision-controlled project plan, with one Morton project owner coordinating each stage.
Confirm the heat load, interfaces, annual volume, and acceptance criteria.
Review DFM, drawings, and engineering samples before freezing the design.
Use a pilot batch to confirm fit, test results, and process controls.
Coordinate rolling forecasts, batch records, packaging, and approved changes.
Typical first engineering sample quantities
Project milestones, revisions, and production progress
A single project contact across engineering, quality, and export
Define the next milestone for your drawing or development project.
Plan Your First ProjectShare your application, drawing status, and expected volume. Our team will help define the engineering review and supplier approval steps.
