INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR SOLAR PROFESSIONALS
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR SOLAR PROFESSIONALS
Ever since the beginning at Solaronix, an important part of the business has been devoted to the key materials for hybrid organic-inorganic solar cells. Thanks to a diverse portfolio of specialty chemicals and components, the company delivers around the world high quality ingredients to research centers; academic laboratories or pioneering technological enterprises.
The product catalog of Solaronix encompasses all the ingredients for Perovskite Solar Cells, Dye Solar Cells, and similar photo-electrochemical devices. Our products are available in tailored quantities for both research and industry, and we continually scale-up and introduce new products to sustain the market's growing demand.
In addition to specialty chemicals, Solaronix provides complete kits of components to build your own Perovskite Solar Cells and Dye Solar Cells with great simplicity. Our know-how in device fabrication is built into our kits. They include ready-to-use electrodes, counter-electrodes, sealings, gaskets, and other related items to make such solar cell assembly a breeze.
Our products are available in tailored quantities for both research and industry, and we continually scale-up and introduce new products to sustain the market's growing demand. Our flagship chemicals are tested in our qualification solar cells to guarantee proper operation in their final applications.
Solaronix is an EPFL Sun2 license owner since 1994 and enjoys a privileged relationship with our peers at this research institution ever since. Our team contributes to several scientific projects and brings its know-how to support research progress.
Should you like to place an order or ask for a quotation, please navigate to our webshop at shop.solaronix.com.
If you so prefer, you can also contact us directly with the desired items and quantities.
Download the Solaronix Materials brochure, with prices and references:
(PDF, 4.4 MB)
How do I make Dye Solar Cells? Solaronix provides a free tutorial to help you get started:
(PDF, 6.2 MB)