Solar energy provides a growing and viable alternative to conventional power sources. Harnessing solar power requires innovative, enabling materials like solar panel adhesives and sealants to craft a solar architecture with improved system performance, reliability, extended component lifetimes, and warranties, all delivered at a lower cost per watt.
Solar energy relies on solar panels that deliver high performance in challenging environmental conditions. Henkel is facilitating the manufacture of next-generation solar technologies at the lowest delivered cost to advance solar energy possibilities.
LOCTITE® electrically conductive adhesives (ECA) deliver the lowest production costs and, thus, best in class levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) by leveraging our vast experience in high volume and low cost ECA design, global manufacturing footprint, product quality and performance.
Solar panels are the foundation of an effective solar architecture. Conductive and non-conductive adhesives, sealants deliver high performance while cost-effectively meeting specific customer requirements.
LOCTITE® electrically conductive adhesives (ECA) deliver the lowest production costs and, thus, best in class levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) by leveraging our vast experience in high volume and low cost ECA design, global manufacturing footprint, product quality and performance.
It is important that solar panels are properly sealed to protect against water and other environmental elements that could damage the electrical components. Sealing solar panels with silicone sealants and potting materials provides effective protection while improving mechanical strength.
UL-certified potting materials streamline mass production with fast curing, easy dispensing, and adaptable gel time. Henkel's solutions provide robust protection, high elongation to break, and excellent dielectric properties for safe high-voltage operation across a broad temperature and humidity range.
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