Ultra-Thin Cover Glass
Heliofold’s lead product route: ultra-thin glass for radiation protection, optical shielding, thermal-control compatibility, and conventional solar-cell cover-stack integration.
Ultra-Thin Cover Glass for Space Photovoltaics
Heliofold supplies ultra-thin cover glass as the lead protection material for spacecraft solar-cell stacks, combining high optical transmission, UV filtering, radiation stability, and low-Earth-orbit durability in a familiar glass-on-cell integration route.
What We Supply
Heliofold’s lead product is ultra-thin cover glass for spacecraft photovoltaic protection stacks. SCPI film, flexible HJT cells, and silicone adhesives are presented as complementary materials for stack evaluation, bonding, and integration discussions.
Heliofold’s lead product route: ultra-thin glass for radiation protection, optical shielding, thermal-control compatibility, and conventional solar-cell cover-stack integration.
A lightweight transparent polymer-film option for architectures where mass reduction, flexibility, and environmental shielding are dominant design requirements.
Flexible HJT cell modules, DPA-8800 structural silicone, and GPA-8811 transparent bonding silicone are retained as supporting products for stack evaluation and assembly use cases.
Cover Glass Material Snapshot
A material-level snapshot for Heliofold ultra-thin cover glass. The data below summarizes optical, mechanical, thermal, and low-Earth-orbit durability indicators for spacecraft solar-cell protection-stack screening.
Primary Product Route
Cover glass remains a standard protection route for spacecraft photovoltaic programs because it combines radiation shielding, optical transmission, dimensional stability, and compatibility with established cell-cover adhesive processes.
Heliofold ultra-thin cover glass is intended for customers who need a glass-based protection layer with reduced thickness, high initial transmittance, UV filtering, and low-Earth-orbit atomic-oxygen durability.
Final stack qualification should be defined by orbit, cover-glass thickness, coating design, cell type, adhesive route, and thermal-control target.
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Future Lightweight Film Route
Heliofold is building SCPI film as a future lightweight protection route for spacecraft photovoltaic architectures that require reduced mass, mechanical flexibility, and transparent environmental shielding.
The current primary product route is ultra-thin cover glass. SCPI is positioned as a forward-looking polymer film option for customers evaluating next-generation lightweight stack concepts beyond conventional glass-on-cell configurations.
Customer adoption will remain application-specific and requires stack-level validation of radiation exposure, atomic-oxygen durability, adhesive compatibility, mechanical compliance, and array-level integration.
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Tell us your orbit, cell platform, target cover-glass thickness, coating requirement, optical target, thermal range, and adhesive route. Heliofold can provide ultra-thin cover glass information, with SCPI and supporting materials available for selected stack-evaluation discussions.