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Solar cell metallization
Solar simulation chambers
Solar water pumping

Franklin Electric

SubDrive SolarPAK from Franklin Electric
combines solar technology with proven
groundwater pumping equipment to offer a
rugged, high-output system that tackles the

challenges of off-grid pumping. SolarPAK,
featuring a standard, four-inch Franklin Elec- Honle UV America
tric pump and motor packaged with a solar DEK Solar
controller, will couple with a new or existing Solar simulation that’s carried out with Honle SOL
DEK Solar is an innovator of solutions for com- units deliver reproducible results, which are an
array to offer electric pumping options where mercial PV cell manufacture. The company’s Eclipse effective comparison to tests in natural sunlight.
electrical power may not be accessible or cost cell metallization line delivers scalable throughput, Honle’s newly developed bulbs enable SOL units
effective. SolarPAK is available in 45 gpm and
90 gpm ratings. from 1200 wph to 3600 wph. Their PV1200 system to produce light that’s, again, extremely close to
offers 1200 wph, Six Sigma performance in a natural sunlight.
http://solar.franklin-electric.com
compact footprint. And, DEK’s new Apollo platform www.honleuv.com
provides extreme accuracy, 1450 wph capability, and

optimized features for technologies such as Print-
on-Print (PoP) and Selective Emitter (SE) in a small,
single-lane footprint.
www.dek.com

Solar commerce
Solar Exchange

Solar Exchange is a global solar marketplace facili-
tating B2B online auctions for direct materials and
inished goods. Solar Exchange is building a global

community that promotes an organized way of doing
business, where companies can collaborate with
buyers and sellers, large and small, from anywhere
in the world. Members can buy direct from manufac-

turers and suppliers, and sell products to reach new
customers anywhere in the world.
www.solarexchange.com

Solar inverter stations

Lectrus
Lectrus designs, builds, and integrates solar
inverter stations for utility-scale parks at its
three US manufacturing locations. The com-

pany has supplied over 700 MW of stations—
both skid and enclosed—in over 20 North
America solar parks.
www.lectrus.com

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