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industrial robots, KUKA Systems automation solutions such as ROBO FRAME, ROBO TRIMM and ROBO LOAD are also employed. These are well-proven and covered by patents.
in 1912. We offer full integrated services for advanced technology facilities including Photovoltaic, Semiconductor, Life Science, Data Centre, Science & Research throughout the world.
M+W Group has grown to rank among the world’s largest design builders of advanced technology facilities. With staff spread throughout five continents in 27 countries we are able to keep pace with our clients’ growth strategies and offer localized expertise all over the world.
In addition to supplying and installing the components, KUKA Systems will be responsible for the turnkey commissioning of the complete line including the start of production. The quality-related production know-how, years of experience with automation projects and technology transfer from the automotive field into the energy sector tipped the scales in favour of KUKA Systems, the Augsburg system builder.
Turnkey
Company of the Year
With our global network of over 4,000 people, M+W Group has both the local presence and vast international resources to deliver the most comprehensive engineering services.
Metrology & Test Solution Award
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M+W Group developed cost effective building concepts for pilot lines as well as for mass production sites in the Gigawatt-scale. Below we provide two showcases for Thin Film and crystalline Silicon based technology, respectively. The first picture shows a high volume Thin Film manufacturing site.
Technology and System Capability M+W Group is an award-winning, full
service architecture, engineering and construction management firm founded
The integrated manufacturing and the large substrate sizes require huge building areas. Therefore optimized process flow and warehouse concept is key. One level buildings are best suited for fast track approach and low cost, wherever land is available.
The second picture shows a large scale crystalline Silicon manufacturing complex. Independent engineering analysis showed that it is advantageous for the segmented process steps to use smaller production areas in a multi level building.
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De-bottlenecking of process equipments by developing farm concept like process equipment layouts as well as smart automation concepts are key for cost effective manufacturing.
PL-A56
3i Systems’ PL-A56 uses a laser to excite the electrons of a wafer, no matter if it is a bare silicon wafer or a processed wafer during PV cell production, and to detect its luminescence of the wafer to reveal the conversion-efficiency killer defects or processing excursions in a production line or stand alone.
It provides needed information timely and accurately for better process control to ensure high conversion efficiencyPV cells. This technology is especially helpful in producing high conversion-efficiency cells using selective emitters.
This claims to be the only product which makes non-contact measurement to reveal conversion-efficiency killer defects visible in a production line in real time
How do customers benefit? It reveals materials problems and process-induced problems. It can be used any where in the process. When it used as Incoming Wafer Quality Control, it can reveal
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