Solar
Fiber lasers have seen an increasing level of growth in the solar industry over the last few years, especially in the manufacture of thin-film solar cells, particularly for the scribing and cutting of silicon.
This material needs to be cut finely and smoothly and can be achieved by one of our redPOWER QUBE continuous wave fiber lasers, making it the perfect choice for the industry. With quick processing times, smaller kerf widths, little dross and the ability to process different levels of wafer thickness, fiber lasers are quickly becoming the preferred choice for the solar industry; take a look at what our products can do for you below.
How can Fiber Lasers be used in the Drilling of Silicon Wafers?
Application InsightPosted on 15/06/2019
Fiber lasers can be used for a range of applications, a particular favourite is drilling. Working with many materials, fiber lasers are especially useful at drilling silicon wafers. These are especially used in printed circuit board and solar cell... read more >
How are Fiber Lasers Used in Photovoltaic Cell Manufacturing?
Posted on 15/06/2019Fiber lasers are widely used across a multitude of industries. An industry which is a heavy-duty adopter is the solar cell industry, particularly in the field of photovoltaic cell manufacturing. We go on to discuss this topic in our latest Q&A... read more >
Precision Cutting, Dicing and Scribing Wafers
Posted on 06/11/2015Lasers have been used to process wafers for many years. The main benefits of using a Laser are:Faster processing times; Smaller kerf widths; Minimal dross; No micro-cracking; Ability to process different wafer materials and... read more >
Silicon Scribing
Posted on 06/11/2015Silicon is widely used in a number of industries but primarily in solar cells and in semiconductor manufacture, with growing applications in jewellery and entertainment goods. In the majority of applications the source material is in the form of... read more >
Silicon Cutting
Posted on 06/11/2015Silicon is widely used in a number of industries but primarily in solar cells and in semiconductor manufacture, with growing applications in jewellery and entertainment goods. In the majority of applications the source material is in the form of... read more >
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