The Vacuum LCD Separator machine is usually kept on 80 degrees. This is the best temperature for success without burning polarizers. The machine produces safe temperatures but if you walk away and leave it there I’m not so sure how safe that would be so just keep that in mind.
I actually prefer this machine a lot more than the clamp version because so many screens nowadays are just completely shattered on the top and bottom and it has always been a problem to cut these screens. A few tricks like super gluing it to the actual hot plate, double siding it down, holding it, or just using the hot plate as a heat pad and cutting it by hand were working for the clamp version which was okay but at the same time you know something else the had to give and finally this machine has hit the market.
Looking at this machine you’re wondering how strong is the vacuum. Trust me this is very strong. I stuck it to a wall and it stayed and was extremely hard to remove. This lcd separator machine comes with an external pump. This gives it a bit more power than the machines with a built in pump would have.
More reading:
http://www.touch-times.com/c/lcd-separator-machine_0200
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