The invention provides a method for enabling an
optical fiber module interface radiator to be closely attached to an
indium heat-conducting sheet. The method comprises the steps that the surface of a
nickel-plated layer of the interface radiator is polished to form a
rough surface; preliminarily forming an
indium heat-conducting sheet on the
rough surface; then the workpiece is placed on a jig platform, and a mirror surface roller is arranged on the jig platform; providing a PET (
Polyethylene Terephthalate) sheet which is positioned between the surface of the
indium heat-conducting sheet and the mirror roller; the method comprises the following steps: pressing an indium heat-conducting sheet into a roller under the roller pressure of 40-110kgf, riveting the bottom of the indium heat-conducting sheet into a
rough surface which is tightly combined with the interface radiator, so that a gap and air do not exist on the combined surface, and the top surface of the indium heat-conducting sheet is a flat
smooth surface, is attached to the surface of the interface radiator and is tightly combined and molded into an indium heat-conducting
thin layer; the surface of the indium heat conduction
thin layer is coated with an anti-oxidation
coating with the thickness of 1-5 microns; therefore, the indium heat-conducting material can be tightly adhered to the surface of the interface radiator without an
adhesive, the interface radiator has excellent drawing resistance and friction resistance, and the influence of
thermal resistance caused by air and the
adhesive is reduced.