Cells, glass and frames, against your drawings.
A module line buys against documents: cell specs with bins and busbars, glass drawings with holes and edgework, frame drawings with profiles and anodising. Torix runs all three as bill-of-materials supply, each line item governed by its approved document, each shipment on one matched document chain.
The lines that fit this profile.
Every line is specification-led, quoted and produced against an approved drawing, datasheet or bill of materials.
Solar cells →
Format, efficiency bin, busbar configuration and electrical performance confirmed against the selected manufacturing line, documented per lot.
Solar glass →
Front and rear glass to your drawings, thickness, coating, dimensions, holes and edgework fixed in writing before production.
Aluminium frames →
Long-side and short-side profiles with corner keys, alloy, temper, anodising and processing per the module drawing.
"Send the documents. The desk structures the rest."
Send the module BOM with the drawings behind it. Torix aligns each line item with a qualified manufacturer, coordinates samples and approvals where required, agrees the inspection scope, and delivers against the BOM with documents matched across line items. Cadence programmes run on the same template, same documents, scheduled volumes.
One counterparty for three supply streams means one commercial relationship, one settlement structure and one claims path, instead of three factories in three time zones.
The full process, seven stages from requirement to delivery, is on the How we trade page; the inspection and document framework is under Quality & documentation.
Send us the specification. We will structure the trade.
Share the product, technical requirements, quantity, destination and preferred commercial terms, the quotation returns fitted to this buyer profile.