400×700 OCA Bubble Remover Machine with Mobile Stand

This 400×700 bubble remover machine is built differently. The cylindrical pressure chamber sits on a welded steel stand with four swivel casters, so the complete unit rolls to where the work is — and ...

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400×700 OCA Bubble Remover Machine with Mobile Stand Built to Move, Built to Run All Day

Why the Stand Matters More Than You Think

A stand is not an accessory. On a machine of this class it changes three things that affect you every single day:

Loading height is correct for a standing operator. The chamber sits at working height, so you load and unload without bending over a low bench or lifting panels above your shoulders. Over a hundred cycles a week, this is the difference between a comfortable workflow and a back injury.
The machine relocates in seconds. Four swivel casters mean the unit moves between workstations, rolls aside for cleaning, or repositions when you reorganize the shop. Locking casters hold it steady during operation.
Zero bench footprint. Your workbench stays free for lamination, separation, and inspection. The autoclave occupies floor space you were not using anyway.

Cylindrical Chamber — Engineered for Pressure, Not Just Volume

The chamber on this machine is cylindrical, sealed by a hand-wheel quick-lock door. This is not a styling choice.

A cylinder distributes pressure evenly by geometry. There are no flat panels to flex and no corners to concentrate stress. Pressure acts uniformly on the wall in every direction, which is why every industrial pressure vessel — from laboratory autoclaves to composite curing systems — uses this form. For your process it means consistent pressure across every panel in the load, whether it sits at the front of the chamber or the back.

The hand-wheel quick-lock door seals the full circumference in one motion. No sequence of latches to tighten, no bolts to work around, no uneven clamping that leaves one side under-sealed. One turn, sealed, ready.

Depth is the advantage of this format. At 700mm deep, the chamber holds a multi-panel load along its length, so a single cycle processes a full batch instead of one or two pieces.

Applications

Screen Workshops — Daily batch processing of phone and tablet screens after OCA or SCA lamination.

Multi-Station Operations — Roll the machine between benches as workload shifts through the day.

Small Display Module Production — A documented defoaming stage with repeatable, recordable parameters.

Training Facilities — Relocate between classrooms and workshop areas as teaching schedules require.

Growing Businesses — The natural step up from a benchtop unit when phone-screen volume outgrows a small chamber.

Key Features

Loading height is correct for a standing operator. The chamber sits at working height, so you load and unload without bending over a low bench or lifting panels above your shoulders. Over a hundred cycles a week, this is the difference between a comfortable workflow and a back injury.

The machine relocates in seconds. Four swivel casters mean the unit moves between workstations, rolls aside for cleaning, or repositions when you reorganize the shop. Locking casters hold it steady during operation.

Zero bench footprint. Your workbench stays free for lamination, separation, and inspection. The autoclave occupies floor space you were not using anyway.

Depth is the advantage of this format. At 700mm deep, the chamber holds a multi-panel load along its length, so a single cycle processes a full batch instead of one or two pieces.

Why Choose Us

Before You Order, Send Us

Exact width × height of your largest regular panel Adhesive type — OCA, SCA, or OCR Daily volume and target batch size per cycle Country, voltage, and available compressed air Doorway width and floor route — this unit rolls, so access matters Photos of your current bubble defects

We confirm chamber fit, per-cycle capacity, and a written configuration list before you pay.

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FAQ

What panel sizes fit in this machine?

The chamber diameter sets the maximum panel size, and the 700mm depth sets how many you run per cycle. Panels up to roughly 15 inches diagonal fit comfortably, with multiple pieces loaded along the chamber depth. Send us the exact width and height of your largest regular panel — not the diagonal — and we will confirm the fit in writing before you order.

Why does this model come with a stand instead of sitting on a bench?

The welded steel stand with swivel casters does three things a benchtop unit cannot. It puts the chamber at correct working height so operators load without bending. It lets you roll the machine between workstations or aside for cleaning, then lock it in place for the cycle. And it frees your bench entirely for lamination, separation and inspection work. For shops running bubble removal as a daily production step, the format matters as much as the specification.

What problems will this machine NOT solve?

A bubble remover works on residual air remaining after a fundamentally sound lamination. It will not remove dust or particles already sealed under the adhesive, correct misaligned glass, rescue damaged OCA film, or compensate for a fixture that fails to support the panel. If your defects are fixed sharp dots, visible alignment shifts or haze patches, the cause sits earlier in your process. Send us photos under both front and side light and we will tell you honestly whether this machine addresses your problem.

Are you a factory or a trading company?

JiuTu is a direct manufacturer. Shenzhen JiuTu Technology Co., Limited was established in 2013 . You are buying from the team that builds the machine, which is why we can discuss configuration changes, tooling and custom requirements directly rather than relaying questions to a third party.

How do you make sure the machine works before it ships?

Every bubble remover passes a 48-hour aging test and a 36-point inspection before leaving the factory. Beyond that, each project moves through requirement review, written configuration confirmation, assembly inspection against that configuration, and — where samples are available — an application test using your materials before shipment. You receive a packing list and operating materials with delivery.