Order Focus: Bürkle supplies extra two ‘Ypsator’ lamination lines to Jabil Poland

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Specialist equipment supplier Robert Bürkle has supplied a further two ‘Ypsator’ 1722-7 lamination lines to OEM module manufacturer, Jabil Poland.

The two lines provide a combined nameplate capacity increase of 240MW for Jabil Circuits' assembly facility in Kwidzyn, Poland. The plant was said to have a total nameplate capacity of 800MW.

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Sven Kramer, PV sales director at Bürkle said: “A profitable operation of a solar module manufacturing facility is possible in Europe and a European manufacturer can compete with Chinese operation costs. The Ypsator Lamination Line reduces the overall required floor space and allows Jabil to have a high volume production facility in one factory hall with a minimum foot print.”

A key customer of Jabil Poland is ReneSola, which outsources module assembly to provide additional capacity above and beyond its quota level into the EU.

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