Mondragon Assembly licences ‘continuous stringing’ IP to Korean equipment supplier

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Specialist automation and PV module assembly solutions provider, Mondragon Assembly has struck a deal with Korean equipment supplier, STiN for its ‘continuous stringing’ intellectual property (IP). Image: Mondragon

Specialist automation and PV module assembly solutions provider, Mondragon Assembly has struck a deal with Korean equipment supplier, STiN for its ‘continuous stringing’ intellectual property (IP).

Mondragon noted that the continuous stringing technology enabled 15% higher productivity in cell stringing per hour. 

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According to this agreement, STIN would be able to deliver this solution to all PV module manufacturers in South Korea.

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