UYUE X13S laminator LCD/OCA for straight and curved screens 15.1" (24x30cm)

• connecting a curved or flat display with a new glass,
• applying OCA patches on a new curved glass with the use of additional forms (not included - available at store).

• operating status of all solenoid valves visualized on the display,
• manometers showing LCD lamination pressures, OCAs and vacuum values.

• vacuum pump (manufacturer recommends target pressure -94 .. -98kPa)
• compressor with a working pressure of 0.4-0.6 MPa (4-6 bar)

• connecting a curved or flat display to a new glass
• putting OCA patches on a new curved lens.

• pressure on the LCD during laminating the glass with the display,
• the force of pressure on the glass during the OCA glue lamination with the new glass,
• lamination temperature,
• lamination time,
• working time of the vacuum pump.

Technical data:

• external dimensions: 34 [W] x39 [D] x43 [H] cm
• net weight: 30 kg
• supply voltage: 220-240VAC
• power: 1000W
• adjustment of the pressure of the press: yes 0-10 kg / cm2 (for both modes)
• pressure information: yes in kg / cm2
• temperature control: 0-80C
• required air pressure: 0.4-0.6MPa (4-6 bar)
• vacuum required: -94 .. -98kPa
• laminar chamber height: about 8 cm (for flat panel displays)
• laminar chamber width: 30cm (for flat panel displays)
• laminar chamber depth: 24cm (for flat panel displays)

• UYUE X13S vacuum-pressure laminator
• basic bottom mold for OCA lamination and glue application for curved displays
• user manual
• polyurethane foam
• bakelite stand (Molds for Samsung and Huawei phones ale not included)

Product placed on the market in the EU before December 13, 2024: YES

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1. General Safety Measures

* Use the device only in accordance with its intended purpose and the manufacturer's instructions.
* Before first use, read the user manual carefully.

Hazards for children:
* Keep the product/device out of reach of children. Children are unable to assess existing risks.

2. Mechanical Hazards

* Check that all components are properly assembled before operating the device.
* Avoid using tools that may damage the product or contribute to its damage. Do not modify the product: do not open/disassemble it!

3. Electrical Hazards
* Connect only to a socket with the appropriate voltage, in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements.
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* Product with a separate power supply: before connecting the device to a plug-in or external power supply, ensure that the voltage, polarity (plus/+ and minus/-), and plug dimensions (e.g., inner/outer diameter) match the device.
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* Always maintain sufficient space around the device (as recommended by the manufacturer) to ensure proper ventilation.
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* Improper cleaning agents may not only damage the product but also cause other hazards — follow the manufacturer’s guidelines.

6. User Warnings
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* If the device operates abnormally (e.g., emits smoke, overheats, or produces unusual sounds), immediately switch it off, disconnect it from power, and contact authorized service.
* Store the product in a dry and cool place to prevent mechanical and electrical damage.

7. Disposal
* All electrical and electronic equipment placed on the European market must be properly disposed of. This means that, at the end of its service life, the device must be disposed of separately from unsorted household waste.

8. Importance of Following the Warnings
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