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SABIC launches first laser-weldable thermoplastics for photovoltaic applications

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-05-19 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

SABIC launched NORYL V0150TW and V0150IR2 resins, the first laser-weldable thermoplastics for photovoltaic (PV) applications.

 

NORYL V0150TW (absorptive) and V0150IR2 (transmissive) resins uniquely combine flame retardancy and excellent weatherability and sealing performance. They can streamline the manufacturing of PV microinverters and other components while significantly enhancing their reliability and outdoor stability to accelerate solar energy adoption.


SABIC_NORYL laser-weldable thermoplastics 01.jpg

New NORYL V0 resins deliver laser welding capability along with thin wall FR performance and excellent outdoor durability of up to 15 years.

SABIC_NORYL laser-weldable thermoplastics 02.jpg

New NORYL V0 resins can help the solar industry achieve greater economies of scale through expedited assembly.

 

These novel materials recently won a Silver 2026 Edison Award, one of the most respected accolades for global innovation.

 

High performance for PV applications

 

Microinverters convert solar-generated direct current into alternating current. These exterior components require enclosures that provide robust flame retardancy, weatherability and mechanical integrity.

 

New NORYL V0 resins meet these requirements with robust thin-wall FR (UL94 V0 5VA @1.5 mm); excellent weatherability with up to 15 years of outdoor service; and mechanical integrity up to 150°C. Compared to metal, these materials help reduce part size by up to 40%, weight by up to 35% and material usage by up to 30%.

 

Higher throughput and faster assembly

 

As microinverter manufacturers scale up production to meet growing global demand for solar energy, NORYL V0 resins are helping the industry achieve higher throughput and improved economies of scale.

 

By enabling a shift from ultrasonic welding to laser welding, they also help to expedite assembly. For example, laser welding eliminates curing dependent bonding materials used in ultrasonic welding, helping to reduce cycle times and lower system costs.

 

NORYL V0 resins are well suited for housings of solar tracker boxes, junction boxes and solar optimizers, as well as microinverters. These new products are available globally.


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Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-05-19 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

SABIC launched NORYL V0150TW and V0150IR2 resins, the first laser-weldable thermoplastics for photovoltaic (PV) applications.

 

NORYL V0150TW (absorptive) and V0150IR2 (transmissive) resins uniquely combine flame retardancy and excellent weatherability and sealing performance. They can streamline the manufacturing of PV microinverters and other components while significantly enhancing their reliability and outdoor stability to accelerate solar energy adoption.


SABIC_NORYL laser-weldable thermoplastics 01.jpg

New NORYL V0 resins deliver laser welding capability along with thin wall FR performance and excellent outdoor durability of up to 15 years.

SABIC_NORYL laser-weldable thermoplastics 02.jpg

New NORYL V0 resins can help the solar industry achieve greater economies of scale through expedited assembly.

 

These novel materials recently won a Silver 2026 Edison Award, one of the most respected accolades for global innovation.

 

High performance for PV applications

 

Microinverters convert solar-generated direct current into alternating current. These exterior components require enclosures that provide robust flame retardancy, weatherability and mechanical integrity.

 

New NORYL V0 resins meet these requirements with robust thin-wall FR (UL94 V0 5VA @1.5 mm); excellent weatherability with up to 15 years of outdoor service; and mechanical integrity up to 150°C. Compared to metal, these materials help reduce part size by up to 40%, weight by up to 35% and material usage by up to 30%.

 

Higher throughput and faster assembly

 

As microinverter manufacturers scale up production to meet growing global demand for solar energy, NORYL V0 resins are helping the industry achieve higher throughput and improved economies of scale.

 

By enabling a shift from ultrasonic welding to laser welding, they also help to expedite assembly. For example, laser welding eliminates curing dependent bonding materials used in ultrasonic welding, helping to reduce cycle times and lower system costs.

 

NORYL V0 resins are well suited for housings of solar tracker boxes, junction boxes and solar optimizers, as well as microinverters. These new products are available globally.


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