This invention relates to a
mass-producible through-hole capillary wick
loop heat pipe evaporator in the field of radiator technology. The
evaporator includes a capillary wick, a shell, a vapor end cap, and a liquid end cap. The outer surface of the capillary wick has steam channels. The capillary wick has a through-hole extending from front to back. The vapor end cap includes a steam
pipe connector, a steam passage, an end sealing surface, and a first limiting groove in the shell. The liquid end cap includes a second limiting groove in the shell, a liquid reservoir interface, and a liquid inlet. This invention designs the capillary wick as a through-hole structure, sealing it as a
blind hole through the end sealing surface of the vapor end connector. The
evaporator can be designed in a standardized manner with
mass production of spare parts. Technical solutions adapted to specific application scenarios only require selection of evaporator specifications and limited development of other structures. Modular
assembly,
system filling, and performance testing can then be performed according to actual needs, enabling
mass production of loop heat pipes and significantly reducing manufacturing costs.