Photovoltaic industry drives rapid development of air jet sieve

Photovoltaic industry drives rapid development of air jet sieve

A large number of particle size distribution detection equipment such as AIR-200 Air Jet Sieve  is needed to ensure the particle size of graphite material.

Global oil prices are high, and countries are suffering from high inflation.

The status of new energy is prominent.

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In new energy, photovoltaic industry has achieved large-scale application.

In the field of photovoltaic, China created three world first : photovoltaic manufacturing world first, photovoltaic installed capacity world first, photovoltaic power generation world first. The global market share of polycrystalline silicon, silicon wafers, batteries, components and other products is more than 60 %.

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On June 6, the White House officially announced that the United States would grant a 24-month tariff exemption for solar modules purchased from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. People who know a little bit about the industry know that most of these countries are entrepot trade, and the main production still depends on China.

Graphite materials are widely used in photovoltaics. The photovoltaic industry is inseparable from graphite crucibles. In recent years, with the rapid development of the photovoltaic industry, the production capacity of graphite materials has also expanded on a large scale.

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Therefore, a large number of equal particle size distribution detection equipment such as AIR-200 Air Jet Sieve is needed to ensure the qualified particle size of graphite materials.When the new energy industry is surging, a number of enterprises like HMK with the characteristic of “specialization, refinement, uniqueness and novelty”  are also entering a high-speed development period.

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It remains to be seen how many giants China’s new energy industry can breed in the future. Perhaps tomorrow’s giants are hidden in today’s small and micro enterprises.