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Nanosolar says the way in which it can achieve such high levels of production is through its proprietary nanoparticle ink, which allows them simply print their highly efficient (up to 14.5%) solar cells at rates up to 100 feet per minute.
The cost of the coater is $1.65 million, which is significantly less expensive that vacuum process tools, as well as being much faster in operation.
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