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Optical Bonding

 

Dry optical bonding of touch-sensitive displays of any curvature, shape, or type with soft-to-hard or hard-to-hard lamination. Utilizing advanced adhesive application methods, these lines ensure a bubble-free, defect-free process. Soft-to-hard and hard-to-hard lamination processes use optically clear adhesive for uniform coating and optical clarity. UV curing stations are integral for adhesive solidification, ensuring a durable bond, while autoclaves eliminate air bubbles that could cause visual defects.

Designed for adaptability, these lines accommodate a range of display sizes and types. In-line quality control is a key feature, including a final optical inspection to verify bond quality. This comprehensive approach ensures each product meets the stringent standards of modern display technologies.

 

Optical Bonding
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1Display Loading
1.1Display Loading
2Soft-to-Hard Lamination
2.1Soft-to-Hard Lamination
3Cover Glass Loading
3.1Cover Glass Loading
4Hard-to-Hard Lamination
4.1Hard-to-Hard Lamination
5Autoclave
5.1Autoclave
6UV Curing
6.1UV Curing
7Optical Inspection
7.1Optical Inspection

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