EB-Cured Lightweight Photovoltaic Backsheet Solution

The EB-cured lightweight photovoltaic backsheet adopts a new process featuring solvent-free, low-energy, and room-temperature curing, eliminating VOCs emissions and solvent residue. Meanwhile, molecular-level cross-linking and curing is achieved through electron beam irradiation, enhancing coating density and interfacial adhesion. This effectively resolves the aging and delamination issues of traditional backsheets, helping the photovoltaic industry reduce costs and improve efficiency, and driving the photovoltaic sector toward a greener and more efficient direction.

Cross-Linkable PA Hot-Melt Adhesive Product Solution

Addressing the encapsulation challenges of precision components in the electrical and electronics industry, CGN Juner has developed the cross-linkable PA hot-melt adhesive product based on PA-LX irradiation cross-linking technology. Through irradiation treatment, this product builds a three-dimensional network structure between molecular chains, achieving the technical breakthrough of "low-temperature injection molding, high-temperature application." It fundamentally resolves the contradiction between the processing temperature and service temperature of traditional materials, providing a more efficient and reliable solution for the encapsulation of electrical and electronic products.

CGN Ge-68/Ga-68 Generator Solutions

CGN Ge-68/Ga-68 generator developed by CGN Isotope Company uses modified titanium dioxide as the adsorbent for Ge-68, with a carefully designed internal structure and built-in solution transmission pipelines to ensure high efficiency and stability during the nuclide production process. The required Ga-68 solution can be obtained simply by elution with hydrochloric acid.

CGN BraggCure® Proton Therapy Solutions

Expandable treatment rooms utilizing a "plan once, implement in phases, expand on demand" modular design with a "1+N" flexible expansion model; Upgradeable systems with pathways including multi-modal image guidance, adaptive therapy, arc therapy, FLASH research, and full-process AI applications.