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Solaronix Catalog 2010 Features New Products and Numerous Updates

April 12th, 2010

Solaronix is pleased to present our new catalog. The 2010 edition is completely revamped and devotes a vast portion to presenting our company. Indeed, the first pages detail the different activities at Solaronix. We hope readers will be interested in learning about the various materials, solar cells and modules, and equipment we have available, as well as in reading about our activities in the growing Dye Solar Cell industry.

This new edition of our catalog also features many new products that we are excited to present. New brand names were also introduced to better identify our products. We are certain the changes and additions will help you to distinguish our product lines.

The Solaronix Catalog 2010 is available for free download, don’t wait any longer and get it today!

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New in this edition:

Ruthenizer
Our Ruthenium dyes are now more easily identified with the brand name Ruthenizer. For instance, Ruthenium 535 is now Ruthenizer 535.

Sensidizer
This new brand gathers a range of products consisting of pure-organic dyes. Sensidizer SQ2 introduced recently is the first dye of this product line.

Mosalyte
Mosalyte is the brand name of a new product line consisting of non-volatile electrolytes.

IonLic
Our ionic liquids are now identified with the brand name IonLic to highlight their origins at Solaronix. For example, PMII is now IonLic PMII.

Platisol
The products formerly known as Platisol and Pt-Catalyst T/SP are now Platisol T and Platisol T/SP respectively, adopting the nomenclature of our titania pastes. The Platisol brand now clearly identifies all our platinum catalyst precursors.

Elcocarb
Elcocarb C/SP is the first member of the Elcocarb family. This novel and innovative product perfectly suits the production of highly conductive carbon counter-electrodes.

Meltonix
Our sealing films, which are now available in greater variety of thicknesses, are branded Meltonix. Once again, the names provide greater clarity. For example, SX1170-60 simply became Meltonix 1170-60.

PICTO, SERIO and MIMO
The evolution of our Dye Solar Cell and Module prototypes motivated the branding of our different designs. PICTO refers to our demonstration cells, which presents the possibility of an embedded pattern within the solar cells. SERIO identifies our serially connected modules. MIMO unveils the availability of our new all-printed monolithic module prototypes.

Lumixo, Sunirad, Solixon
Solaronix’ testing equipment are the result of our unique simulated sunlight source. We decided to name this genuine light engine Lumixo. Lumixo is the heart of our Sunirad and Solixon machines, our light soaking units and solar simulators.

New Products:

• Elcocarb C/SP, our exclusive carbon paste for the deposition of conductive carbon layers by screen-printing,
• Mosalyte PMI-50, Mosalyte PMI-250, Mosalyte PMI-500, Mosalyte ADE-250, and Mosalyte EDE-300, the range of non-volatile electrolytes,
• Chenodeoxycholic Acid, the staining additive that is a must-have for enhancing performances,
• Meltonix 1170-100 and Meltonix 1170-100PF, the thickest choice of our sealing films,
• PETITO175-14, a PET plastic conductive substrate now available with 14 ohm/sq resistivity,
• MIMO 1010M11 and MIMO 3030M34 modules, to inaugurate the availability of our monolithic DSC module prototypes,
• Education Cell Kit and Demonstration Cell kit, easy ways for everyone to make electricity from sunlight.

New Equipment:

• Class-A spectrum quality for Sunirad and Solixon equipments.
• Sunirad light soakers in standard size and in different spectral classes.
• Economic Sunirad machine dedicated for a-Si and DSC testing.
• Custom units from the modular architecture of our Sunirad and Solixon equipment.

Ti-Nanoxide
The Ti-Nanoxide -LALT series has been discontinued for the sake of simplicity and clarity in our Ti-Nanoxide product line. The Ti-Nanoxide products are now divided into 3 categories based on printing technique, versatile for doctor-blading, screen-printing, and spin-coating. In these three categories, various transparencies of the sintered layer are available, as well as low temperature compatible versions (not including screen-printing inks).