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EGing has been growing with the same business model of vertical integration since its founding. Over time, this business model has been proven successful and will continue to have a competitive advantage. We believe that operation under one roof provides more than rigorous control of quality, supply chain convenience and competitive cost structure. EGing’s experience in all value chain of the PV industry allows it to further enhance operation excellence in all manufacturing steps and provide customers with more added values.
Silicon Materials
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Polysilicon or simply poly is a material consisting of multiple small silicon crystals. Polycrystalline silicon can be as much as 99.9999999% pure. It is most often mixed with oxygen in sand form. In today's industry, pure silicon is either obtained via the Siemens process or, sometimes, though the fluid bed reactor (FBR) technology.

Semiconductor grade polysilicon is converted to "single crystal" silicon - meaning that the randomly associated atoms of silicon in "polycrystalline silicon" are converted to large "single" crystals of silicon. Single crystal silicon is previously used to manufacture electronic devices. The applications can be found in almost everywhere in our daily life from the cell phone you use to large air craft.

Polysilicon is also a key material for solar modules. The photovoltaic solar industry is growing rapidly and has replaced semi-conductor industry as the main consumer of polysilicon. But the requirement for silicon purity is not that demanding compared with semi-conductor industry. It is most commonly referred to as ‘solar grade silicon'. Previously, polysilicon production is mainly dominated by a few global manufacturers including REC, Hemlock and Wacker. In recent years, a handful of companies, most of them Chinese ones, have joined the silicon club by launching polysilicon manufacturing plants.
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