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Denver-based Krayden Inc., a distributor of engineered materials, has introduced Engineered Conductive Materials' (ECM) solar cell conductive adhesives and inks for the solar industry.
ECM
SolAg series silver inks and adhesives have repeatedly proven superior
in damp heat and thermal cycle aging, according to Krayden. The leading
failure modes that limit a PV module's operating life are
electrochemical corrosion due to moisture and reduced contact integrity
due to cyclic thermal stress.
SolAg conductive inks and
adhesives deliver the lowest and most stable electrical contact
resistance for silver grid buss lines, ribbon attachment and metal
wrap-through in CIGS, amorphous silicon and similar thin-film
platforms, Krayden says.
Krayden Offering ECM Solar Cell Conductive Adhesives, Inks
Dec 08
|13:15 PM
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