Automation tailored to diverse cell technologies, turnkey factory solutions and local U.S. support
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SC Solar will present its latest manufacturing technologies at RE+ 2026, taking place November 17–19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. At Booth N2840, visitors can explore automation solutions for TOPCon multi-cut, back-contact (BC) and heterojunction (HJT) technologies, alongside complete factory solutions and local support for U.S. manufacturers.
As cell technologies evolve, module manufacturers face different requirements for interconnection, handling and encapsulation. SC Solar provides dedicated equipment and line configurations for each technology, helping customers match their manufacturing plans to their chosen production processes.
Automation for Different Cell Technologies
For TOPCon multi-cut applications, SC Solar combines multi-cut layup welding, ribbon folding and jumper welding equipment to support different cut counts and circuit layouts.
For back-contact technologies, printing and curing equipment works alongside stringing solutions for HPBC, TBC, HBC and other BC cell types. Available stringing methods include high-temperature solder paste, low-temperature film bonding and low-temperature dispensing, selected according to the cell design and process requirements.
For zero-busbar (0BB) HJT applications, SC Solar offers line configurations for film-based and adhesive-based processes. These integrate the required film laying, adhesive application, UV curing or infrared soldering equipment, along with lamination solutions suited to heat-sensitive HJT cells.
Complete Factory Automation
SC Solar integrates module production, logistics and digital management into a turnkey factory solution. The production line covers glass loading, stringing, layup, lamination, framing, testing and sorting. Automated material warehousing and unpacking, module packaging, finished goods storage and truck loading connect the production line with the rest of the factory.
Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and rail-guided vehicles (RGVs) transfer materials between production and storage areas. A manufacturing execution system (MES) coordinates production and tracks modules from order to shipment, while AI-powered inspection supports quality control at key stages. Factory layouts and equipment configurations are tailored to the customer's facility, capacity plan and chosen technology.
Local Support for U.S. Manufacturers
SC Solar supports customers from factory planning through production ramp-up and ongoing operations. Digital factory design helps align equipment, floor space and material flow before delivery. Project support includes equipment manufacturing and factory testing, installation and commissioning, followed by product and material qualification, process optimization and quality control setup.
In the United States, SC Solar has shipped more than 40 production lines since 2017 and established its U.S. subsidiary in 2024. A local technical team and spare-parts warehouse in Texas support preventive maintenance, critical spare-parts supply and remote diagnostics. Regular reviews of downtime, overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) and consumable usage help customers identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency.
Guided by its mission to "Make PV Manufacturing as Easy as Possible," SC Solar combines technology-specific automation with factory integration and local service to support customers throughout their manufacturing projects.
Visit Booth N2840, November 17–19, to explore SC Solar's latest technologies and discuss your factory plans and module manufacturing needs. To book a one-on-one meeting, contact elena@sc-solar.com or visit www.sc-solar.com.
About SC Solar
Founded in 2010, SC Solar specializes in advanced equipment for PV manufacturing, providing turnkey solutions for PV module production. The company has an installed base of more than 800 GW across 32 countries and regions.
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SC Solar to Showcase PV Module Automation and Turnkey Factory Solutions at RE+ 2026
"LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH" Brings Together Artists, Grassroots Venues and Local Communities in Seoul
- Held on October 11 in Seoul's Yeonnam-dong neighborhood, featuring live performances, a block party and a music flea market
- Brought together grassroots music venues, artists and local creatives as part of Marshall's global KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE campaign
- Drew an estimated peak attendance of approximately 1,350 visitors, bringing Marshall's MADE OF LOUD brand philosophy to the local live music scene
SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Marshall successfully concluded "LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH," held on October 11 at Channel 1969 and the nearby Dongjin Market parking area in Seoul's Yeonnam-dong neighborhood. The event featured live performances by HYUKOH and other artists, alongside a music flea market and block party, highlighting the local venues and communities that contribute to live music culture.
"LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH" was held as part of Marshall's global KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE (KLMA) campaign. The initiative supports grassroots music venues and local music communities where emerging artists and new music cultures take shape, helping create an environment in which live music can continue to thrive. Through the event, Marshall brought together artists, venue operators, local creatives and audiences to share in the experience of live music.
Channel 1969, one of the event's main venues, is a grassroots live music venue that has worked with Marshall since the early stages of its local music initiatives in Korea. The venue hosted live performances by OYSTERS, SAILORHONEYMOON, Tiger Disco and HYUKOH. Meanwhile, the nearby Dongjin Market parking area hosted a music flea market and block party, with performances from Channel 1969 livestreamed to the outdoor space so visitors could enjoy the music both inside and outside the venue.
According to on-site attendance estimates, the event attracted up to approximately 1,350 visitors. Around 150 audience members attended the live performances at Channel 1969, while attendance at the Dongjin Market area increased after 6 p.m., reaching its highest level between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. The event demonstrated how live music experiences can extend beyond a single venue to engage a wider range of local spaces and communities.
The event also marked the first local activation in Korea to bring Marshall's MADE OF LOUD brand philosophy to life following its introduction earlier this year. MADE OF LOUD reflects Marshall's longstanding connection to live music, artists, venues and music communities. Through this platform, Marshall is reinforcing its commitment to music culture and the people behind it, extending its role beyond consumer audio products.
"Marshall has stood alongside artists, music venues and music lovers for more than 60 years," said Issei Iimura, Head of Marketing, Korea, at Marshall. "Guided by the philosophy of MADE OF LOUD, we will continue to spotlight and support the people and places where live music begins and grows."
Following the Yeonnam-dong event, Marshall plans to expand its LIVE FROM series to other locations, music genres and online and offline communities. The series will form part of Marshall's continued KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE activities, through which the brand aims to strengthen its collaboration with grassroots venues, artists and local music communities across Korea.
ABOUT MARSHALL GROUP
Marshall Group is the audio, tech and design powerhouse uniting musicians and music lovers through genre-breaking innovation. Marshall is uniquely positioned with over 60 years of rock 'n' roll attitude on stage, at home and on the go. Our iconic products are brought to life by a dedicated team of 800 passionate employees and sold in over 90 markets worldwide.
ABOUT MARSHALL AMPLIFY
Marshall Amplify is Marshall's initiative to support grassroots music. Through the initiative, Marshall commits an amount equal to 1% of member purchases on marshall.com, starting with grassroots music venues. Learn more at marshall.com/amplify.
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Marshall Celebrates Local Live Music Culture in Seoul Through KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE Campaign
