Monocrystalline solar wafers for Indian cell lines.
n-type and p-type wafers in M10, G12 and G12R formats for TOPCon and PERC cell lines, supplied while India builds its own ingot-wafer capacity ahead of ALMM List-III.
Buy solar wafers on the JRST Buyer Portal.
Add items to a quote list, send one request and get a rupee quote with GST, valid for 3 days. Accept it online and track the order to delivery.
Wafers
- n-type wafers M10 / G12 / G12RRequest a quote →
- p-type wafersRequest a quote →
Typical specification points
- Resistivity rangeRequest a quote →
- Minority-carrier lifetimeRequest a quote →
- Thickness (for example 130 µm)Request a quote →
- Size, chamfer and TTVRequest a quote →
- Oxygen and carbon contentRequest a quote →
Mohammed Saif Zaveri, Co-Founder & Director
Saif leads JRST Technology's work across the silicon chain, from high-purity quartz and polysilicon to ingot-wafer plants, cells, spares and consumables. Send your part list, drawing or line requirement and the JRST team will come back with a quote.
About Mohammed Saif Zaveri →Solar Wafers: FAQs
Do you manufacture wafers in India?
The JRST-led silicon ingot unit in Maharashtra completed its first pilot batch, and JRST sets up ingot-wafer plants for clients. Merchant wafer supply runs alongside while that capacity scales.
Which formats?
M10 (182 mm), G12 (210 mm) and G12R rectangular wafers, n-type and p-type.
Why does ALMM List-III matter?
From 1 June 2028, ALMM List-III is expected to require domestically made wafers for qualifying modules, which is why cell and module makers are planning wafer supply now.