Would you like to try evaluating a prototype of vacuum bonding?
We will respond to your prototype evaluation with our know-how for high-precision vacuum lamination of liquid crystal displays and functional films onto flat or curved surfaces. If you would like a demonstration, please contact us through our company website.
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- Is the laboratory a clean room? - Can the laboratory manage temperature and humidity? - Will the laboratory be a dark room? - What types of bonding methods can be evaluated in prototypes? - Can you accommodate substrates other than glass? - What is the level of alignment? - Is vacuum bonding possible in an N2 atmosphere? - Is vacuum bonding with heating possible? - Is full UV exposure possible? - Can I send only the substrate and request the production of bonded samples? - How can I make a reservation for a demo? - What costs should I expect for the demo?
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Q. Can I just send the substrate and request the creation of a bonded sample? A. It is possible, but prior consultation and the implementation of an electrostatic chuck adhesion test are necessary. Q. How can I make a reservation for a demo? A. Please contact us through the inquiry form on our website or reach out to the sales department.
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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.