Difficulty

Easy

Steps

5

Time Required

                          3 minutes

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1

  • Front Glass
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Introduction

So, we want to introduce one of the useful tools to you, that is Universal Laminating Mold. Today we would like to show you how to use it to laminate a new OCA on Samsung Note 8 Edge Touch Glass in a short time, and the success rate can get 100%. The mold is suitable for edge screen and flat screen, especially for newbies to use.

Now, please follow my steps.

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Video Overview

Step 1

              Put a new OCA
  • We put a new OCA on a new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 touch screen. It doesn’t paste on the touch screen because the protector of the OCA is no need to be torn off. And you can move the OCA around until you get the right place.

We put a new OCA on a new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 touch screen. It doesn’t paste on the touch screen because the protector of the OCA is no need to be torn off. And you can move the OCA around until you get the right place.

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Step 2

              Using upper mold
  • Then we put the upper mold on the base one after we align the position and continue to press it with our hands.
  • At this moment, the OCA is absorbed on the upper mold.

Then we put the upper mold on the base one after we align the position and continue to press it with our hands.

At this moment, the OCA is absorbed on the upper mold.

Step 3

              Remove the protector of the OCA
  • Remove the protector of the OCA

Remove the protector of the OCA

Step 4

              Remove protector of the new touch screen
  • For this step, we can use an easy tape to tear off the protector of the touch screen.

For this step, we can use an easy tape to tear off the protector of the touch screen.

Step 5

              Using lamination machine
  • After finishing the above steps, we put the whole set of mold into RMB-2 Laminating Machine for bonding.
  • For the whole process, the vacuum time we set is 30s and the lamination time is 10s, the total time for the lamination only needs 40s.
  • Now let’s see the final result after the lamination. There is no any bubble on the touch screen and the OCA’s position is completely unbiased and exactly overlap with touch screen. So the lamination effect is excellent.

After finishing the above steps, we put the whole set of mold into RMB-2 Laminating Machine for bonding.

For the whole process, the vacuum time we set is 30s and the lamination time is 10s, the total time for the lamination only needs 40s.

Now let’s see the final result after the lamination. There is no any bubble on the touch screen and the OCA’s position is completely unbiased and exactly overlap with touch screen. So the lamination effect is excellent.

Why we say this mold is so effective? As during the bonding or before the bonding, the protector of the OCA doesn’t need to be ripped off. It is very precise and accurate because you can move and align the position optionally until you get a best place.

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Selma Dietheimer - Nov 19, 2020

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FORWARD Lab - Jan 20, 2021

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