All Professional Screen Separator for Repair

They are based on two completely different technologies: Heated Separator: Uses heat and vacuum suction to soften the adhesive. It's a mature, cost-effective technology that is versatile and well-suited for most LCD screens and standard repair scenarios. Freeze Separator: Uses ultra-low temperatures (around -180°C) to make the adhesive instantly brittle, causing a physical separation. It has an extremely high success rate (especially for curved screens), a fast process, and a low risk of damage, making it the premium choice for high-value OLED screens and complex repairs.

You can decide based on your primary business focus: Choose a Heated Separator if your work is diverse, handling many different brands and models, or if you are just starting and need a cost-effective, multi-functional machine. Choose a Freeze Separator if your business specializes in high-end phone repair (especially curved screens from brands like Samsung, Huawei, etc.), or if you prioritize the highest possible success rate and efficiency.

Yes, but with different results. Freeze Separators are currently the ideal method on the market for handling curved screens with the highest success rate, minimizing the risk of damage to the flexible OLED panel. Manual Heated Separators can also be used for curved screens, but it heavily relies on the technician's skill and experience, and there is a higher operational risk.

It is very safe, and it does not require any liquid nitrogen. Our freeze separators use a built-in compressor refrigeration system, similar to a freezer. The entire process is contained in a closed, controlled environment. Compared to the traditional method that requires handling and storing hazardous liquid nitrogen, it is significantly safer, more stable, and easier to operate.

The time varies by technology: Heated Separator: Including pre-heating and the manual separation, the entire process usually takes between 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the screen's complexity and the technician's skill. Freeze Separator: This includes a cool-down period and the separation itself. It typically takes 10-20 minutes for the machine to reach its operating temperature (depending on the model), but once it does, the actual separation is nearly instantaneous.

These are two different repair stages. Opening a Device: This means removing the entire screen assembly from the phone's frame. You would use an Automatic Separator, Heating Pad (for manual pry), or Heat-Free Tool. Separating Glass: This is what you do after the screen is out. It means removing the broken glass from the LCD/OLED panel. For this, you use an LCD Separator (with wire) or a Freeze Separator.

It's a choice of method. A Heated Separator (like the TBK-988) softens the glue so you can cut it with a wire. It's a cost-effective and standard method. A Freeze Separator freezes the glue, making it brittle so it "pops" or lifts off. This is faster, has a higher success rate (99.99%), and is considered safer for delicate curved OLED screens.

It depends on your needs. An Automatic Separator (like the TBK-288) is fastest and automated. An LCD Heating Pad is the standard, safe method for preparing for a manual opening. A Heat-Free Tool (like the TBK-202) is the most cost-effective manual option and has zero risk of heat damage.