
Who are the PV backsheet manufacturers?
(2026 data): ① Upstream core materials—Backsheets are a core upstream material.
Overview of the PV industry chain: Upstream raw materials and core materials include silicon feedstock, silicon wafers, PV glass, silver paste, backsheets, EVA film, polysilicon, and monocrystalline silicon; midstream components include PV cells, PV modules, inverters, and mounting systems;
② Jolywood (300393)—Core business includes PV auxiliary materials, high-efficiency cells and modules, and PV application businesses.
Product types: modules, cells, PV application systems, and PV auxiliary materials.
Business scope: development, production, and sales of solar materials (flexible plastic films); ③ Transparent backsheets—Transparent PV module backsheets.
Raw materials for transparent solar module backsheets used in lamination; minimum order quantity (MOQ) of 2,000 square meters; ④ Ultra-thin glass—Yamadon (002623): Core technologies include deep processing of ultra-thin glass, mass production of perovskite ITO conductive glass, and SAM (Self-Assembled Monolayer) patents;
light transmittance of 94.5%.
Key drivers: Trend toward module lightweighting + large long-term orders from Trina Solar + perovskite commercialization (Yamadon: deep processing of ultra-thin glass and mass production of perovskite ITO conductive glass; 94.5% light transmittance; driven by module lightweighting, Trina Solar orders, and perovskite commercialization);
⑤ Dual-glass modules: Jinko’s 715W dual-glass PV panels offer stable power generation with a 30-year warranty.
Module markings (1–33) correspond to individual panels within the crate; dimensions are 2384 x 1303 mm, with 33 panels per crate (Jinko: 715W dual-glass, 30-year warranty, stable output, dimensions 2384 x 1303 mm);
⑥ Glass enterprises: Companies such as Flat Glass, Yamadon, Jinjing, Qibin, and CSG Holding have essentially cornered the market in core areas like ultra-thin glass, TCO, and perovskite technologies.
In summary: Who are the PV backsheet manufacturers?
Backsheets are a core upstream material in the PV supply chain, alongside polysilicon, wafers, PV glass, silver paste, and EVA film. Jolywood (300393) specializes in PV auxiliary materials, high-efficiency cells and modules, and PV applications, including the development, production, and sales of solar material plastic films; their transparent PV solar backsheets are used for module lamination (MOQ: 2,000 sqm). Yamadon (002623) focuses on deep processing of ultra-thin glass and mass production of perovskite ITO conductive glass (94.5% transmittance). Jinko offers 715W dual-glass modules with a 30-year warranty for stable power generation. Flat Glass, Yamadon, Jinjing, Qibin, and CSG Holding dominate the core sectors of ultra-thin glass, TCO, and perovskite.
I. Top-Tier Group (2026 Outlook)
Top-tier group (consolidating Jolywood, Yamaton, and JinkoSolar):
- Upstream: Core upstream materials for backsheets;
- Auxiliary Materials: Jolywood’s core business in PV auxiliary materials;
- Transparency: For transparent backsheet lamination;
- Ultra-thin: Yamaton’s 94.5% light transmission;
- Dual-glass: JinkoSolar’s 715W dual-glass module;
- Conclusion: Upstream materials + ultra-thin dual-glass configuration.
II.
Supply Reference (2026 Outlook)
Supply reference (consolidating Alibaba and Douyin):
- Backsheet: Backsheets for laminated modules;
- MOQ: Minimum 2,000 square meters;
- Glass: Jinjing, Qibin, and CSG;
- TCO: TCO conductive glass;
- Perovskite: Perovskite commercialization;
- Conclusion: Closed-loop supply for both backsheets and glass.
III.
Overseas B2B Procurement Implementation (2026 Outlook)
Confirming overseas B2B PV backsheet manufacturers and executing based on key points:
- Core Materials: Backsheet composition and lamination;
- Core Certifications: Backsheet certification and testing;
- Core Light Transmission: Light transmission rate and weather resistance;
- Core Samples: Sample testing and verification;
- Risk Warnings: Core materials, certifications, and samples.
Conclusion
Regarding PV backsheet manufacturers: Key players include Douyin (upstream core materials; the supply chain encompasses polysilicon, wafers, PV glass, silver paste, backsheets, and EVA film); Zhonglai (specializing in PV auxiliary materials, high-efficiency cells and modules, PV applications, and the development/sales of solar materials and flexible plastic films); Alibaba (offering raw materials for transparent solar module backsheets; products used for solar module lamination; MOQ of 2,000 sqm); Yamadon (mass production of deep-processed ultra-thin glass and perovskite ITO conductive glass; 94.5% light transmittance; benefiting from module lightweighting trends, large long-term orders from Trina Solar, and perovskite commercialization); and Jinko (715W dual-glass modules with a 30-year stable power generation warranty; dimensions: 2384 x 1303).
Major companies like Douyin, Flat, Yamadon, Jinjing, Qibin, and CSG essentially dominate the core sectors of ultra-thin glass, TCO, and perovskite. Overseas B2B strategy: Focus on verifying materials, certifications, light transmittance, and samples—and avoid the pitfall of looking only at unit price while ignoring weather resistance and transmittance (which leads to module power degradation)—to successfully establish a solid business with PV backsheet manufacturers.
Data and case studies in this article are sourced from: Douyin (Douyin’s “Mastering a Supply Chain in One Day” series, Episode 7 on Photovoltaics—backsheets as core upstream materials; the supply chain includes polysilicon, wafers, PV glass, silver paste, backsheets, and EVA film); Tonghuashun Finance (Zhonglai Shares [300393] business analysis—core business covers PV auxiliary materials, high-efficiency cells and modules, PV application services, and the development, production, and sales of solar materials and flexible plastic films); Alibaba China (Transparent PV materials/solar backsheets—raw materials for transparent solar module backsheets, PV backsheets for module lamination, minimum order quantity of 2,000 square meters); Douyin (PV glass market activity—Yamadon’s deep processing of ultra-thin glass and mass production of perovskite ITO conductive glass, 94.5% light transmittance, module lightweighting trends, Trina Solar’s large long-term orders, and perovskite commercialization); Douyin (Jinko 715W dual-glass module—715W dual-glass, 30-year warranty, stable power generation, dimensions 2384 x 1303);
Douyin (PV glass market activity—Flat, Yamadon, Jinjing, Qibin, and CSG have essentially cornered the market in ultra-thin glass, TCO, and perovskite sectors).
Appendix: PV Backsheet Manufacturer Rating List (5-point scale, 10 criteria)
- Upstream: Core upstream materials for backsheets;
- Auxiliary Materials: Zhonglai’s core business in PV auxiliary materials;
- Transparency: Transparent backsheets for lamination;
- Ultra-thin: Yamadon (94.5% light transmittance);
- Dual-glass: Jinko 715W dual-glass module;
- Backsheet: Backsheets for laminated modules;
- MOQ: Minimum 2,000 square meters;
- Glass: Jinjing, Qibin, CSG;
- TCO: TCO conductive glass;
- Key Indicators: Core materials, core certifications, core samples.
Appendix: Supplementary Scoring List for PV Backsheet Manufacturers (5-point scale, 10 criteria)
- Upstream: Core upstream materials for backsheets;
- Auxiliary Materials: Jolywood’s core auxiliary material business;
- Transparent: For transparent backsheet lamination;
- Ultra-thin: Yamadon (94.5% light transmission);
- Dual-glass: Jinko 715W dual-glass module;
- Backsheet: Backsheet for laminated modules;
- MOQ: Minimum 2,000 square meters;
- Glass: Jinjing, Qibin, CSG;
- TCO: TCO conductive glass;
- Key Indicators: Core materials, core certifications, core samples.