Photovoltaic ceramic chuck is a kind of vacuum chuck made of ceramic material, which is widely used in the production and manufacturing process of photovoltaic industry. It is usually made of porous ceramic material, which has the characteristics of uniform pore size distribution, internal communication, smooth and delicate surface, and good flatness. This kind of chuck fixes the workpiece through the principle of vacuum adsorption, which can provide stable and reliable adsorption and fixing functions for the production of photovoltaic modules.
Working principle
The working principle of the photovoltaic ceramic suction cup is based on vacuum adsorption. Its core component is a porous ceramic plate, which is assembled in the counterbore of the base, and the periphery is bonded and sealed with the base. When the vacuum system starts-up, the air is pumped out through the micropores of the ceramic plate, forming a negative pressure, so that the workpiece is firmly adsorbed on the surface of the suction cup. Since the microporous structure of the ceramic material is very small and uniform, the workpiece will not cause surface scratches and depressions due to negative pressure during the adsorption process.
Material properties
Photovoltaic ceramic chucks are usually made of high-performance ceramic materials such as alumina, zirconia, or silicon carbide. These materials have the following significant properties:
Application field
Photovoltaic ceramic chucks play an important role in multiple aspects of the photovoltaic industry, including but not limited to the following:
Advantages and features
Compared with traditional metal chucks, photovoltaic ceramic chucks offer the following significant advantages:
As a high-performance industrial equipment, photovoltaic ceramic chucks play an indispensable role in the production and manufacturing of the photovoltaic industry due to their unique advantages and wide applicability.