Lohmann GmbH & Co. KG published a blog post breaking down adhesive bonding as a core engineering requirement in PV manufacturing, covering structural, sealing, and protection applications, and how Lohmann supports solar module manufacturers from development through to series production.

Since 1851, the family-owned company Lohmann has pioneered adhesive tape technology. Headquartered in Neuwied, Germany, the company is part of the Lohmann Group, with annual sales of approximately 716 million euros, and employs more than 1,700 people across 27 branches worldwide. Its solutions are available in over 50 countries through exclusive sales partnerships, making Lohmann a trusted partner across global markets. Lohmann delivers advanced adhesive solutions tailored to key industries such as automotive, construction, consumer goods, electronics, medical, and graphics. These solutions, though often invisible, are often integral to daily life – whether in car logos, kitchen appliances, medical wearables, diagnostic test strips, or diaper closures. Lohmann’s bonding engineers develop innovative products ranging from multifunctional adhesive tapes to high-precision die-cuts and process-integrated solutions, ensuring superior performance and cost-efficiency. The company partners with customers throughout the entire project lifecycle – from initial concept and prototyping to full-scale production integration – ensuring seamless and cost-effective implementation. Innovation and sustainability are closely linked at Lohmann, driven by ongoing research and development. Lohmann employees play a key role in advancing eco-friendly solutions, such as solvent-free production and sustainable product lines. Through process optimization and product innovation, the company contributes to the circular economy, decarbonization, and sustainable management to create lasting ecological, social, and economic value. As a family-owned business, Lohmann is deeply committed to building a sustainable future – fostering excellence and innovation, environmental stewardship, and global collaboration as central pillars of its strategy.

Founded 1851