CPU and GPU Cooling Modules
Custom cold plates and mounting matched to the processor or board, with pumps, radiators and other loop components included as agreed.
ThermalBro is the liquid cooling brand of Dongguan Kuiyuan Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., a manufacturer based in Dongguan, China. We help OEMs and system builders develop CPU, GPU, server and workstation cooling products that fit the real hardware, meet the agreed checks and can be produced consistently.

Our work centers on custom liquid cooling hardware for high heat electronics. Each project starts with the customer’s platform, space, thermal target and production plan.
Custom cold plates and mounting matched to the processor or board, with pumps, radiators and other loop components included as agreed.
Compact 1U, 2U and 4U module configurations developed for server height, processor socket, airflow and service access.
Custom cooling modules developed around workstation processors, graphics cards, chassis space, airflow and acoustic targets.
Workstation chassis and liquid-cooling integration around an agreed hardware configuration, with the supplied components and tests defined for the project.
Drawing-defined copper and aluminum parts that support cooling projects and other precision component requirements.
Our engineering and manufacturing teams coordinate design, machining, assembly and inspection, making drawing changes easier to carry through to the finished module.
We review heat load, mechanical space, mounting, fluid conditions and service access before the design is released.
Cold plates and drawing-defined parts can be machined in house, reducing handoffs between design and part production.
Cooling hardware is assembled to the approved BOM and configuration, with revisions kept connected to the build.
Dimensional, leak and functional checks are agreed for the project and recorded against the applicable unit or lot.
We focus on a design that fits your hardware, tests that answer your requirements and a manufacturing process ready for repeat orders.
We work from board files, heat-source locations, keep-out zones, mounting points, connection direction and maintenance access. This reduces late mechanical surprises.
Engineering fitWe agree the test conditions and pass criteria with you, then provide the records specified for the project.
Defined verificationApproved drawings, BOM details, sample feedback and changes stay linked to the production configuration so the team knows what should be built.
Production consistencyThese images show the machining, assembly and inspection activities used to turn an approved cooling design into a finished module.



About capacity: Equipment availability, monthly output and lead time depend on the product configuration, materials, test scope and current production plan. We confirm these points against the actual project before quoting.
Contact us with the information you already have. A hardware model, drawing or short description of the cooling problem is enough to begin the discussion.
Share the processor or heat source, expected heat load, board or chassis files, space limits, fluid conditions, quantity and timing.
We identify open inputs, propose the module configuration and confirm which mechanical, thermal and manufacturing questions must be answered.
The prototype is tied to a known revision. Fit, routing, assembly and agreed performance checks are reviewed before the next release.
Released drawings, BOM information, test requirements and approved changes become the reference for production planning.
Send what is available. We will identify the missing inputs and explain the next practical step.
Straight answers about our manufacturing role, customization process, project inputs and supplier qualification.
Start with the hardware, expected heat load, available space and project stage. We will review whether a custom module, an integrated system or CNC support is the right next step.