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Hey all,
Just wondering if anybody with an autoclave/vacuum laminator can tell me how they find it with the results and if they use a press to apply the OCA or just their hands and a roller? I've seen a few advertised but the seller is claiming the autoclave will not remove all bubbles if it's not done with a dedicated vacuum machine.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks
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Hello, usually the autoclavecan remove vacuum bubbles, but can not remove air bubbles, so you should take care when put the oca on glass or on lcd.
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What can I do to eliminate air bubbles?
You can use Autoclave LCD Bubble Remove Machine, it is uaually used for refurbishing LCD screen.
How many times can you put it in the autoclave because have bubble When I take the lcd out of the autoclave the bubbles will be 100% gone, then slowly come back
What advice can you give me?
Hi brother,
if you want to remove the OCA bubbles , you need use the autoslave.
the autoslave setting reference: time: 15 minutues press: 0.4-0.5mpa temperature: 30
we advice you use the mitsubishi OCA, is easy remove OCA bubbles.
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A good OCA and a good aplication of oca is 80% of work 10% laminating and other 10% autoclave in my opinion
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David James, I believe that an autoclave is a pressure chamber to sterilize equipment with high pressure steam. Not sure how that will help with a LCD repair. I thought that you would need a vacuum laminator to do a good OCA repair, not an autoclave.
by oldturkey03
it removes the bubbles when the glass has been applied to the lcd/oca. here's an example: http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/...
a vacuum laminator is better but they are around $2000
by David F
Sorry, the title is misleading, i've only just noticed.
by David F