Meyer Burger receives US$10.3 million order for diamond wire cutting tools

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The new order was said to have been placed by an existing customer in Asia.

Leading PV manufacturing equipment supplier, Meyer Burger has received an order valued at around US$10.3 million for its recently launched DW288 Series 3 diamond wire cutting technology. 

The new order was said to have been placed by an existing customer in Asia. The DW288 Series 3 tools would be used for producing high performance monocrystalline silicon solar wafers, according to the company, with delivery and commissioning scheduled for the second half of 2016.

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The equipment company had recently announced an order worth around US$22.5 million order from Russia-based integrated solar module manufacturer, Hevel. 

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