RF4 RF-PEACE LCD Separator Machine with Vacuum Pump

Professional LCD Separator Machine for Daily Display Work

The RF4 RF-PEACE is a professional LCD separator machine for repair benches that deal with cracked glass every day. It pairs a heated platform with a built-in vacuum pump, so the screen stays in place while you separate the touch glass from the LCD. You don’t fit clamps or adjust fixtures. The platform takes LCD or LED screen assemblies up to 7 inches, which covers the phones that reach your counter. Set the heat, press Start, and run your separation wire. The machine holds the screen and you control the cut.

Heating Platform That Softens Adhesive Evenly

The large heating platform holds screen assemblies up to 7 inches, so one machine covers standard phone sizes. Place the screen with the cover facing down, set the temperature, and let the plate reach it. The recommended working range is 80°C to 100°C. Stay inside that range. Heat loosens the adhesive layer between the glass and the LCD, and extra heat only adds risk to the panel and the flex cable. Patience at the setting beats speed. Cold adhesive cracks glass, while softened adhesive lets the wire travel cleanly. You get a steadier separation when the glue softens fully before the wire goes in.

Built-in Vacuum Pump, No Clamps Needed

The built-in vacuum pump pulls the screen against the platform and holds it flat. You skip the clamp setup that slows every separation job. Press the Start button and the pump takes over. Low-noise operation keeps your bench quiet when you run several jobs back to back. Semi-automatic separation means the machine handles holding and heating while you handle the wire. Steady suction stops the screen from sliding when you pull the wire across the glass, which keeps your cut line straight and protects the LCD. New technicians learn the process faster because the machine removes the hardest part: holding the screen still. RF4 can provide operating instructions, pictures, and video for new users.

Safety System and Anti-Static Body

An internal safety power system targets electric leakage, a real concern on a busy bench with hot plates and metal tools. The anti-static body material protects the LCD and its flex cable from static damage while you work. Static damage can show up later as a display problem or a dead touch area, and it comes back to your counter as a customer complaint. This machine keeps that risk low during separation. The universal AC 110V to 220V, 50 Hz input lets you plug it into standard supply without a converter, so setup takes minutes.

Where It Fits in Your Display Repair Workflow

A display job follows a clear sequence: inspect, heat, separate, clean, rebuild. This machine owns the heat-and-separate steps. Use it for glass replacement on cracked phones, for LCD refurbishment, and for lifting touch glass before you clean the adhesive. After separation, clean the LCD edges and the frame, and keep a microscope on your bench to check the panel and flex cable for damage. If the same phone also arrives with a charging issue or another hardware fault, a hot air station and a PCB holder cover the board-side work. The separator handles the front of the phone, and your soldering equipment handles the back. Shops that refurbish screens for resale gain the most, because every recovered LCD cuts replacement cost.

Who Should Buy the RF4 Peace

Buy this machine if separating glass from the LCD is a regular job at your shop. Repair shops, service centers, and screen refurbishers get the most from a vacuum-assisted heated platform because it replaces clamp setups and shortens training time. The platform limit is 7 inches. It suits phone screens and does not cover larger tablets, so check your job mix before you order. If you work on many different models, confirm the platform fit for your most common ones first. Pair the machine with separation wire, OCA cleanup tools, and a microscope, and you have a complete display bench.