Q: What is the difference between constant heating and pulse heating in LCD bonding?
A: Constant heating maintains a steady temperature throughout the bonding process, ideal for adhesives that require sustained heat to cure fully. Pulse heating delivers short bursts of high heat, better suited for heat-sensitive components where prolonged exposure could cause damage.
Q: What LCD repair applications use constant heating bonding?
A: Constant heating is used for polarizer film bonding, OCA adhesive curing, and flex cable attachment where a stable, sustained temperature is required for a reliable bond.
Q: How is the bonding temperature controlled?
A: A digital PID temperature controller maintains the set temperature with high precision, typically within ±1°C of the target value.
Q: What is the maximum bonding temperature this machine supports?
A: Please refer to the product specifications for the maximum operating temperature for this model.
Q: What warranty is included?
A: One year warranty is provided with every machine.
