Market Survey Wet-Chemical Benches 2017

TaiyangNews Overview Shows Latest Progress in Wet-Chemical Equipment As It Becomes Even More Important With Advancements In Cell Technologies

Market Survey Wet-Chemical Benches 2017

Wet-chemical solutions are used at various stations
in the solar cell processing sequence. In fact, the very first process step in cell lines starts with a chemical treatment – saw damage removal and texturization. Wet beaches are also employed to remove the phosphorus silicate glass (PSG) as well as junction separation, commonly known as edge isolation.

While wet benches are part of every cell line, they also have an important role in processing advanced cell architectures like PERC, in which the edge isolation tools are tweaked with intensified chemistry to accomplish rear polishing. Heterojunction cells require ultra clean wafer surfaces, which again make wet-chemistry the perfect means for that purpose. Wet-benches also have an interesting emerging new application with huge business potential – black silicon texturization. The process is all about realizing a texturization on diamond wire sawn multicrystalline wafers, which do not respond to the standard texturization process.

The TaiyangNews Market Survey on Wet-Chemical Benches 2017 has received responses from 5 of the leading equipment suppliers in this field.

  • RCT Solutions, Germany
  • RENA Technologies GmbH, Germany
  • Schmid Group, Germany
  • SC New Energy Technology Corporation, China
  • Singulus Technologies AG, Germany

These 5 companies have provided data for 26 products in total, which are listed under 4 categories based on their applications:

  • Saw damage removal & texturing
  • Black silicon texturing

  • PSG etch & edge isolation

  • Cleaning

The TaiyangNews Market Survey on Wet-Chemical Benches 2017 can be download free of charge here.

 

 

About The Author

Shravan Chunduri

Shravan Chunduri is Head of Technology at TaiyangNews. Shravan caught the solar bug vey early in this career, starting 20 years ago in research, followed by solar manufacturing, then writing and consulting. His responsibility spans from writing technology articles and reports.

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