The launch of miniaturized laser screen disassembly machine: cold light without damage + visual operation, reshaping the

 The launch of miniaturized laser screen disassembly machine: Cold light without damage + visual operation, reshaping the efficiency of mobile phone repair industry

Our newspaper reports that a small laser screen disassembly machine, integrating "ultraviolet cold light screen disassembly" and "visual operation", has recently been officially launched. With its core advantages of "not damaging the inner screen and being easy for novices to use", this device addresses the pain points of low efficiency and easily damaged parts in traditional mobile phone screen disassembly processes, becoming a new "weapon" for mobile phone repair shops and digital studios.

 Cold light technology + visualized warehouse: "Zero damage" screen disassembly becomes a reality
This laser screen disassembly machine utilizes 355nm ultraviolet cold light technology, with the heat impact range controlled within 0.1mm. Unlike traditional methods such as prying the screen with steel wire or dismantling it by heating, which can easily damage the liquid crystal and flex cable, this machine can safely separate components such as the phone's back cover, curved screen frame, and bracket. Even for precision models like the Apple 15 Pro curved screen and Huawei Mate X5 folding screen, it can achieve "lossless disassembly".

The equipment is equipped with a transparent and visual operation chamber, allowing maintenance personnel to observe the screen disassembly process in real time. Coupled with a built-in intelligent focusing system, there is no need for manual focusing. After placing the equipment, one-click start, and glass separation can be completed in 30 seconds, significantly reducing the operational threshold.

Miniaturized design + full adaptability: "space-friendly" tools for repair shops
Unlike traditional large-scale screen removal equipment, this machine features a compact red body design, occupying only about 0.3 square meters of space, making it suitable for the limited space of small and medium-sized repair shops. It supports screen removal for devices such as mobile phones (mainstream brands like Apple, Huawei, Samsung, etc.), tablets, smartwatches, and more, and can precisely handle materials like glass and ceramics.

"Previously, using steel wire to disassemble curved screens was not only time-consuming but also often resulted in damage to the inner screen. Now, with this laser device, I can repair over 10 more phones in a day," said the owner of a mobile phone repair shop. The miniaturization and ease of operation of the equipment enable individual repairers to efficiently complete precise screen disassembly tasks.

## Industry Adaptation: "Essential Tools" from Repair Shops to Refurbishment Studios
The application scenarios of this device cover multiple fields:
- Mobile phone repair shop**: Replacing traditional screen disassembly tools, reducing labor costs, and improving the yield rate of repairs;
- Used phone refurbishment studio**: Efficiently handle the disassembly of back covers and midframes, adapting to batch refurbishment needs;
- Digital enthusiasts**: Easy to operate, avoiding equipment damage caused by manual screen disassembly.

Industry insiders point out that the launch of this small laser screen disassembly machine reflects the "refinement and portability" of mobile phone repair tools. It not only enhances the efficiency and safety of the screen disassembly process, but also lowers the technical threshold for small and medium-sized repair businesses, potentially driving the standardized upgrading of the mobile phone repair industry.