However, the final stage of refurbishment causes these tiny bubbles to move to each other, forming a visible bubble on the screen. The air bubble removing machine removes impurities, bacteria, and other metals such as surfaces and cars from removing air bubbles. To solve this problem and improve the safety factor, the machine especially uses an iron plate and design a new safety door to push away.

The machine is used to remove bubbles that form on the cellphone’s screens after OCA and LCD lamination. The machine tends to vibrate quite a bit while in operation, and without the grip, it could easily slide across a smooth surface. Unlike other machines where you need to manipulate the valve, the pause button simplifies the process. However, the high pressure inside the bubble remover is how to squeeze the air bubbles out of the screen? The OCA bubble remover works by needing to pressurize the bubble remover cylinder through the air compressor, but not by squeezing out the air bubbles inside the mobile screen through high pressure.

Time, temperature, pressure, the three major elements of debubbling, increase the fluidity and flexibility of the glue and generate the appropriate squeezing pressure, catalyze the air to dissolve into the OCA to remove the residual air.

When I first read the instructions, they advised against using more than 3 ounces (89ml) of resin to prevent overheating.

Additionally, the presence of a rubber or silicone grip on the bottom of the pot is highly practical. The most important things are that you should finish all steps with the glass or LCD screen lamination at first, and then use bubble remover to remove bubbles. Ultra-High Vacuum - Resiners patented UltraVacu technology, combined with innovative InstaSensor technology, provides a 90% higher vacuum than a traditional vacuum chamber for resin. The front of laminating process (with OCA LCD cover ); can't leave air sealing between cover and LCD screen. When the back of the LCD screen has a protuberant uneven row line, it is needed to be flattened before fitting.