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Automatic deposition and inkjet equipment for perovskite thin films on flexible substrates

Compact automatic spin-coaters and desktop inkjet printers designed specifically for perovskite film formation on plastic films and research-scale modules.

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Problem solved

Reduces variability in lab-scale perovskite cell fabrication and enables prototyping of flexible film-type devices without large-scale vacuum equipment.

Application contexts

  • R&D labs developing perovskite solar
  • pilot production of flexible PV prototypes

Technical principle

Automated control of coating, antisolvent dripping, drying and inkjet deposition tailored for perovskite precursor inks on flexible substrates.

Typical use cases

  • University and corporate R&D for perovskite optimization
  • Small-batch flexible module prototyping

Partnership route

How global engineering teams typically engage this asset.

01Technical Interview
02Nda
03Feasibility Review

Helpful to include: substrate compatibility and size limits · throughput for pilot runs · integration with glovebox or controlled atmosphere

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Source & provenance

Translation review status: unreviewed. Publication does not establish technical verification or supplier endorsement.

Original language: JAPANESE.

Record updated: .

  • Peccell Technologies official site

    http://www.peccell.com/

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