A device for disassembling the outer frame of crystalline solar panel modules and removing the junction box from the back side.
This machine is a device that physically removes any type of solar panel frame, including those that are deformed or cracked, using a powerful hydraulic system, as well as physically removing the junction box on the back, ensuring the reliable recycling of both the frame and the junction box.
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basic information
Features 1. The aluminum frame is used as the outer frame of the solar panel through adhesion, riveting, and screws, but it can be removed in any case. 2. The aluminum frame can be removed even if the surface cover glass is broken in advance. 3. The junction box on the back side can also be removed with this device. It is possible to choose whether or not to remove the junction box. 4. The processing time is completed within about one minute after pressing the set completion button for the removal of the aluminum frame and junction box. 5. The removed aluminum frames can be collected in a collection box for bulk processing. 6. An optional balancer-type transfer device for relocating solar panels can also be installed on the device. 7. The power source is solely a hydraulic unit.
Price range
P7
Delivery Time
※About 4 months
Applications/Examples of results
Companies nationwide that handle the disposal of solar panel waste are showing interest. One unit is operating in Kyoto.
Company information
Donico Inter Co., Ltd. aims to expand its business in a wide range of fields by developing optimal equipment and tools for the practical application of glass dismantling, separation, and sorting, primarily for the automotive, construction, and LCD industries, in order to realize and promote glass recycling. We will strive to contribute, even in a small way, to the new world brought about by glass.
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