Equipment from Solon’s closed US module line up for grabs

  •   Included in the sale are two Swiss solar system models 3S laminators (made in 2009 and the process for both crystalline and thin-film PV modules) with a capacity of up to 100MW each, a 2008 REIS robotics automated framing module (75MW), three REIS 6 axis robots and a REIS framing station.
    Included in the sale are two Swiss solar system models 3S laminators (made in 2009 and the process for both crystalline and thin-film PV modules) with a capacity of up to 100MW each, a 2008 REIS robotics automated framing module (75MW), three REIS 6 axis robots and a REIS framing station.

An online auction is taking place to off-load module manufacturing equipment once used at Solon’s Tucson, Arizona plant, closed last year. Organized by Great American Group, the auction is set from 9 am (MST) Monday, January 23, 2012, until noon January 26.

Included in the sale are two Swiss solar system models 3S laminators (made in 2009 and the process for both crystalline and thin-film PV modules) with a capacity of up to 100MW each, a 2008 REIS robotics automated framing module (75MW), three REIS 6 axis robots and a REIS framing station.

Great American Group along with Fab-Finder, worked together to purchase and prepare the items for auction.

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