Where there is sun, there is a SEAFOREST solar panel.

SEAFOREST Flexible Solar Panels: Lightweight, High Strength, Easy-to-Install Next-Generation Solution

1. SEAFOREST's Unique Technical Advantages

① Crack Resistance: In addition to optimizing the wafer pre-treatment of TOPCon cell structure, we have implemented a proprietary "ultra-high aspect ratio fiber reinforcement layer" based on over 20 years of technological accumulation by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. This "invisible armor" protects fragile cells, achieving both lightweight and high strength. It has passed strict hail impact tests (test report attached).

② Wind and Snow Load Resistance: A wind tunnel test was conducted at TUV Süd (Nanjing) and Hefei Institute for Public Safety Research, Tsinghua University, in accordance with GJB 150.21A-2009. No damage was observed after continuous exposure to wind speeds of 56.2–58.8 m/s (equivalent to Typhoon Class 17) for 10 minutes. It also passed a 5400 Pa load test (equivalent to 2 meters of snow accumulation).

③ Environmental Adaptability: The surface uses a weather-resistant fluororesin film. Achieved Severity Level 6 in the TUV Süd salt spray test (compliant with IEC 61701:2020), demonstrating sufficient durability in corrosive salt-damage environments (certificate attached).

2. SEAFOREST's Outstanding Features

① Ultimate lightweight: 2.9 kg/m² (without frame), 4.5 kg/m² (with frame)

② Anti-microcrack technology: Special cell processing achieves zero cracks under bending or impact.

③ Super-tough wind & snow resistance: Passed wind speed 56 m/s wind tunnel test and 5400 Pa load test.

④ Innovative installation method: Adhesive bonding or dedicated clamp fixing (no rails required), excellent for workability and maintenance.

⑤ Environmental adaptability: 1.8 mm thin design improves heat dissipation. Self-cleaning function via fluororesin coating; no metal frame offers excellent resistance to salt damage and ammonia corrosion.

⑥ High safety: Achieved UL790 Class C fire performance rating; applicable to industrial and commercial facilities.

⑦ Environmental consideration: Passed anti-glare test, ensuring minimal impact on surrounding environments.

3. SEAFOREST TUV-Certified Standard Products (with Product Insurance, 12-Year Product Warranty, 25-Year Linear Output Warranty)

(1) Flexible light weight solar panel (glass‑free, ultra‑thin)

560W SF-560M-FL : 2240 × 1190 × 1.8 mm

375W SF-375M-FL : 1514 × 1200 × 1.8 mm

280W SF-280M-FL : 1146 × 1200 × 1.8 mm

186W SF-186M-FL : 778 × 1200 × 1.8 mm

91W SF-91M-FL : 410 × 1200 × 1.8 mm

(2) Walkable Light weight glass solar panel (durable, higher mechanical strength)

510W SF-510G2-122B : 1961 × 1134 × 25.5 mm (with glass)

520W SF-520G2-222B : 1957 × 1130 × 2.7 mm (without junction box)

All products use N-type cells, are TUV-standard, include product insurance, and come with a 12-year product warranty and a 25-year linear output warranty.

4. Proven Track Record

① Track Record in Japan

Our flexible panels are registered with JPEA, have passed strict quality standards such as TUV, and have a stable supply record. Recently, we exported 100 pallets totaling 5 MW of flexible panels to the Japanese market, and their reliability continues to grow.

② Reference Case: Czech Republic

Delivered 210 units of 520W flexible solar panels to a local company. Our flexible response and high-quality products were highly valued, demonstrating stable power generation performance in actual operation.

5. EL Inspection

The attached video shows the EL inspection process at our TUV-certified factory. All modules have passed the EL inspection, ensuring high reliability.

6. Contact

Head Office: XIAMEN SEASHINE FOREST INDUSTRY AND TRADE CO., LTD.

Room 2206, No. 6 Hubin East Road, Xiamen, Fujian, China. ZIP: 361010

Tel: 0086-592-5657925 Fax: 0086-592-5628163

Mobile: 0086-1360-6089-112 (WhatsApp same number)

Contact: Kaku Guo

Website: www.seaforestpv.com

Japan Office: Ezaki 080-4667-6168

Management Policy: Integrity – Altruism – Innovation – Progress

Over 14 years of experience in new energy trade with Japan.