DuPont Tedlar polyvinylidene fluoride (PVF)Film production capacity will be more than twice

PVC plastic network news: DuPont recently completed an investment 2. The US $9. 5 billion expansion plan will expand DuPont Tedlar polyvinylidene fluoride (PVF)The yield of the film can be more than twice.

Tedlar thin film is the key material of photovoltaic module backplane, which enables solar module exposed to the most severe environment to maintain long-term durability and reliability.

According to reports, DuPont has recently signed supply contracts with a number of photovoltaic component manufacturers, and the company expects future demand to continue to grow. DuPont will continue to devote itself to the innovation of Tedlar thin films and other key materials, improve the efficiency and service life of photovoltaic modules, reduce the overall system cost, and further improve the adoption rate of solar energy, to help reduce global dependence on fossil fuels.

The photovoltaic industry adopts DuPont Tedlar polyvinylidene fluoride (PVF) The film has been used as a component backplane material for more than 25 years.

due to DuPont Tedlar polyvinylidene fluoride (PVF) Films include excellent properties such as weather resistance, strong and durable adhesion, hydrolysis resistance, ultraviolet resistance and chemical corrosion resistance. Tedlar films have been widely recognized and become industry standards.

Therefore, Tedlar thin film can maintain long-term high-efficiency output of photovoltaic modules and provide long-term sustainable energy sources for the industry. This can improve the return on investment of solar energy projects, thus reducing the cost of solar power generation. Tedlar film is also used in aerospace and other industries due to its excellent performance for long-term surface protection.