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SOLAR_TiNOX_Artline

SOLAR_TiNOX_Artline

SOLAR_TiNOX_Artline

Product catalog summary
Product Overview
The product combines efficiency and aesthetic appeal with a unique color scheme, making it an ideal alternative to conventional blue absorbers without compromising on heat output. It is particularly suited for Mediterranean countries and facades, allowing collectors to blend seamlessly with rooftop landscapes. The TiNOX absorber enables manufacturers to expand their product range with a high-performance option that meets the specific requirements of property owners and architects.
Performance
The product achieves high output regardless of color choice, with low emissivity levels making it powerful for high-temperature applications. It has a solar absorption degree of approximately 90% and a thermal emissivity degree of approximately 5%.
Specifications
The absorber is deposited on copper and aluminum substrates up to 1,250mm in width, with customizable dimensions. Delivery options include coils and plates, with optional paper or protective foil interlayers. Copper thickness ranges from 0.12 to 0.50mm, and aluminum thickness ranges from 0.20 to 0.75mm, both with a tolerance of +/- 0.02mm.
Processing and Applications
Highly selective coated absorbers are central to solar thermal collectors, converting nearly all solar radiation into heat with minimal thermal emission losses. They are suitable for glass-covered flat-plate and air collectors and can be processed using various industry methods such as ultrasonic welding, plasma welding, laser welding, soft soldering, forming, and gluing. Deep drawing and embossing are possible, but prior consultation is recommended. Temperature limits for processing are 300°C for up to 20 minutes in air and 380°C for up to 60 minutes in a vacuum.
Certifications
The product is certified under ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, and BS OHSAS:2007, with regular voluntary monitoring by DEKRA Certification.
Contact Information
Almeco GmbH, Claude Breda Strasse, 3, D-06406 Bernburg, Germany. Phone: +49 3471 34655 00, Fax: +49 3471 34655 09, Email: [email protected], Website: www.almecosolar.com
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nano artline combines efficiency and aesthetic appeal in a unique way because of its individual colour scheme is the ideal product for those looking for an alternative to conventional blue absorbers – but who do not want to compromise on heat output. is particularly suited for use in Mediterranean countries, as collectors with inconspicuously fit in with the rooftop landscapes of this region. is also the perfect choice for many facades. With TiNOX absorber, collector manufacturers can expand their product range with a high-performance product that also meets special requirements of property owners and architects. still achieves an especially high output whatever colour is chosen. With its exceptionally low emissivity levels, the product is particularly powerful when collectors are required to deliver high-temperature results. Degree of solar absorption α ~ 90% Degree of thermal emissivity ε ~ 5%

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is deposited on copper and aluminum substrates up to 1,250mm width. With our­­ in-house cutting facilities, the width and length of the substrates can be customized. coils and plates (optional with paper or protective foil interlayer) Type of delivery Copper up to 1,250mm, width tolerance in accordance with DIN 1791 Width Aluminum up to 1,250 mm, width tolerance in accordance with DIN 1791 Highly selective, coated absorbers are the heart of solar thermal collectors. They absorb Processing nearly all solar radiation and convert it into heat. Losses due to thermal emission are very low. Absorber...

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