Xinyi Ultra Clear PV Glass Production Line Begins Operation

Date: 3 September 2007

Xinyi Glass, headquartered in Shenzhen, China, announced that it successfully began operation of a new melting furnace and ultra clear photovoltaic glass manufacturing line on August 28.

The line is expected to produce 300 tons per day of low-iron, textured glass with more than 91 percent solar transmittance to meet the increasing market demand from crystalline solar module manufacturers.

According to a company announcement, the successful ignition of the ultra clear glass production line will further elevate Xinyi Glass's capabilities in its production of specialized high quality glass products for the global market.

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