SOLAR CELL SCRAP

Small fragments.
Material potential.

Solar manufacturing scrap is at the heart of our work. We focus on the solar cells and production material that can be overlooked when recycling is seen only at module level.

Discuss a cell-scrap lot

START WITH COMPOSITION

Understand the stream.

Broken solar cells and manufacturing rejects can contain silicon and silver. Their condition, technology and contamination affect how a lot should be assessed.

A description of the production process and whether the material is loose, laminated or mixed helps us ask the right questions. A single price or recovery assumption cannot describe every batch.

01

What to share

Cell type where known, estimated net weight, source process, condition and any mixed material.

02

How often it arises

Tell us whether this is a single accumulated lot or an ongoing production stream.

03

What happens next

We review the information and discuss any further checks, acceptance conditions and commercial terms.

BEFORE YOU GET IN TOUCH

A clearer starting point.

Do you consider broken solar cells?

Yes. Solar cell manufacturing scrap is a core focus. Acceptance and terms depend on the actual material and review of the lot.

Can we set up a recurring arrangement?

Tell us your expected frequency and volume. A recurring procurement arrangement can be discussed after the material stream and operational requirements are understood.

Can I send material directly to the facility?

Please contact us first. Dispatch must follow written acceptance and agreed logistics, including who is responsible for packaging and transport.

KEEP MATERIALS MOVING

Your next chapter starts with a conversation.

Tell us what you have, where it is, and what you need to achieve.

Discuss your material