Top-Grade Photovoltaic Panel Adhesive Resin for Solar Backsheet Coating

• Customization: Available
• Molecular Principal Chain: Carbon Chain Polymer
• Color: Light yellow transparent to turbid viscous liquid
• Model NO.: HN-5562
• Viscosity(25ºC): 30-200mPa.s
• Acid Value: 20-30mgKOH/g
• Solid Content: 58-62%
• Color Number(Gardner): ≤3
• Transport Package: Drum/IBC Tank
• Specification: Adhesive
• Trademark: HOLA/HUAKE
• Origin: Jiangsu, China
• HS Code: 3907910000
• Production Capacity: 100000 Ton/Year

Product Description

Product Description

Product Name:HN-5562Adhesive Resin for Solar PhotovoltaicBacksheet Coatings

1. Brief Introduction:HN-5562 is a premium, solvent-based, one-component adhesive resin specifically formulated with unique functional monomers. These monomers significantly enhance interfacial adhesion, making HN-5562 ideal for high-performance solar photovoltaic backsheet coatings. Its application ensures superior adhesion between coatings and EVA, POE, and other adhesive films, even with minimal addition. The resin not only improves the shakeout resistance of the coating but also enhances its flexibility, providing a durable and robust solution for solar energy applications.
2. Technical Data Sheet for Liquid Resin:

Item	Standard Requirements	Test Method
Appearance	Light yellow transparent to turbid viscous liquid	GB/T8237-2005
Viscosity(25ºC, mPa.s)	30-200	GB/T 2794-2013
Acid value (mgKOH/g)	20-30	GB/T2895-2008
Solid Content (%)	58-62	GB/T2793-1995
Color Number(Gardner)	≤3	GB/T24148.8-2014
Solvent	Xylene
Recommended Addition	3-10%
Adding Mode	The paint is dispersed and mixed at high speed during preparation

3. Attention:
1). Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. The shelf life is 9 months; however, it can still be utilized after this period if it passes the necessary tests.
2). This product comes with an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) upon request. Please ensure to read it thoroughly before use for safe handling and application.

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