Intersolar NA: Heraeus’ PV unit triples the size of its global technical staff

July 7, 2011
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Just days after announcing the completion of its third research and development center in Singapore, the PV business unit of Heraeus advised that it has tripled the size of its global technical staff so that it can more easily meet the demand for its products and customer timeframes. The Singapore facility joins the company’s US and Germany R&D sites, as well as Heraeus’ Shanghai and Taoyuan application centers.

“We offer our customers the option to come to one of our research and development sites to personally work with our team,” said Andy London, VP of Heraeus Materials Technology in West Conshohocken. “We always strive to meet our customers’ needs, and the increase in personnel enables us to achieve customer goals, while staying ahead in the industry.”

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The PV division of Heraeus will be showcasing its new products, including the SOL9400 series at the Intersolar North America show in San Francisco, California, July 12-14. You can find them at booth 9357.

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