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Which solar cells can be soldered with ecoprogetti Stringer machines?

Ecoprogetti’s stringer machines are designed to work with all the solar cells available on the market (from 166mm to 210 mm), full and half cut. The best soldering output with minimal stress given to the solar cells, realizing high-quality photovoltaic modules with minimized breakages during the transformation process.

What is a solar Stringer machine?

The solar stringer machine is used to solder solar cells together with the use of bus bars into forming strings. This category of assembly equipment is one of the most sensitive since the soldering of the connections is what enables the photovoltaic module to transmit electricity.

How does a photovoltaic module manufacturing line work?

The first phase in a photovoltaic module manufacturing line is joining the solar cells, which is done by a solar tabber and stringer, a totally automatic machine able to optimise the very delicate phase of stringing and tabbing.

Why should you use our solutions for photovoltaic monitoring?

With our solutions for photovoltaic monitoring, you'll increase the electricity yield of your PV plants, optimising electricity production costs (LCOE) and the performance ratio (PR) and return on investment (ROI) of your system. In addition, our products enable the ongoing monitoring of individual PV strings or string groups.

How many strings can a PV Monitoring System Monitor?

The standard PV monitoring system can monitor individual strings with up to 16 inputs and a max. Isc of 25 A per input. The double string monitoring solution allows two (or even three) strings to be monitored via one channel. Transclinic 16i+ 1k5 H enables the measurement of 25 A per input even at 70°C with a precision of ±1 % (voltage/current).

What equipment is required to produce solar/PV modules?

Our automated Solar/PV modules production line includes a complete set of equipment, such as solar cells laser cutting, string soldering, welding, glass loading, layup, laminating, framing, J-Box soldering, curing, final testing, labeling, sorting, and packaging of the produced modules.