how bubble remover machine works

How Bubble Remover Machine Works — Large Screen Autoclave (1000×1300mm)

Jiutu large-format bubble remover machine (autoclave) removes air bubbles from OCA/SCA-laminated screens. Inner chamber: 1000mm diameter × 1300mm depth. Max temperature 80°C, max pressure 0.8 MPa. Segmented high-pressure defoaming for electronics and optoelectronics industry. AC 380V / 9000W.

Key Features:

● Segmented high-pressure defoaming — temperature and pressure adjustable per segment

● Removes air bubbles and vacuum bubbles after OCA/SCA lamination

● Large inner chamber: 1000mm diameter × 1300mm depth

● Suitable for big TV screens, keyboard device screens, edge LCD screens

● Fully tested before shipping

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the bubble remover machine work to remove bubbles from laminated screens?

A: The Jiutu bubble remover machine works as an autoclave: after OCA or SCA lamination, the laminated screen is placed inside the sealed chamber. The machine then applies high pressure (up to 0.8 MPa) and controlled temperature (up to 80°C) in segments. The high pressure compresses and dissolves the trapped air bubbles into the adhesive layer, making them disappear. The segmented pressure and temperature control allows optimization for different adhesive types and screen sizes.

Q2: What power supply and installation requirements does this bubble remover machine need?

A: The Jiutu bubble remover machine requires AC 380V / 9000W power supply and 0.8 MPa air pressure supply. The machine has 12 casters for positioning — adjust to horizontal, then lock the casters. Regular maintenance includes checking circuits and air lines every 15 working days, and adding lubricating oil to moving parts. Due to its weight (~1000 kg), please contact Jiutu before ordering to confirm the appropriate freight shipping method.