Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
http://youtu.be/OCiTKtRBtlk
Here's an American version very similar process.
http://youtu.be/OCiTKtRBtlk
Here's an American version very similar process.
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Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
A bit more info here on the different types of tape and the temperatures required.
http://www.a-i-t.com/hot-bar-solderi...t/3m-acf-guideComment
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Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
So you actually need a different type of tape for the flex to glass and the flex to board connections.------------signature starts here------------
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Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
It does look that way. There is this video of someone using 9703 to repair an ipod touch, but there is no afterwards video so there is no way of knowing if it worked.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abidHYSlQqsComment
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It probably works, but may not last as long as using the correct type.------------signature starts here------------
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Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
Here is a company in Fremont CA:
http://www.bigbytecorp.com/lcd--plasma-repair.html
Here are others:
http://www.lcdrepairalliance.com/Comment
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They're a lot cheaper than I thought.------------signature starts here------------
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Re: Interesting home-built TAB bonding machine
Ipod touch repair does work
But bear in mind it is slightly different in that there is no heat involved.
it doesn't get hot
where as in the panels quite abit of heat is generated so its a different scenario ?Comment
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