Ideal for research and development (elemental technology)! / Desktop vacuum laminator
- The glass substrate is held in a vacuum using a micro-adhesive pad and is attached to the lower substrate without bubbles. - The attachment operation is performed using an electrically operated precision Z stage. - The upper stage uses a quartz stage, allowing for observation of the bonding state and UV irradiation in a vacuum. - The upper and lower stages can be changed to a type with a built-in heater that reaches a maximum of 120°C.
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Board size: 20mm × 20mm to 120mm × 120mm Upper stage: Quartz (UV irradiation area 110mm long) Lower stage: Aluminum Pressing force: 40kgf automatic control Pressing process: Equipped with load cell, capable of reading signals and supporting two-stage pressing processes, etc. Achievable vacuum level: Below 10Pa, equipped with a leak valve for vacuum level adjustment Installation space: Space-saving design with a footprint of 270mm × 440mm
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Purpose: Research and Development (Key Technologies) Achievements: Material development, test sample production, process verification, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We solve your problems with bonding and sealing! - We propose a new bonding process that combines vacuum and atmosphere - Bonding of various shapes is possible. Prototyping and demo support are available, so please consult with us. At Joyo Engineering, as a top manufacturer of LCD bonding equipment and LCD cell gap formation equipment, we have produced many specialized devices that cater to various materials and process conditions, responding to our customers' needs. Based on numerous achievements, we have now released a new "vacuum bonding device." This device solves issues such as "air bubble inclusion in decorative panels with steps or slits," "design constraints of 2.5D/3D shapes," and "processing unevenness and positional deviation of thin substrates like films," enabling bonding of various shapes.