Identify the fault
Describe bubbles, haze, delamination, touch problems or damage. Include photographs of the affected areas.
Existing assemblies · Rework feasibility
Assessment of existing bonded display assemblies
A damaged or unsuitable bonded assembly needs a careful diagnosis. Rework is a question for assessment, not a guaranteed service.
UP TO 59 INCHES*APPLICATION-LEDPROTOTYPE TO PROJECT PLAN
*Diagonal scope. Dimensions and stack suitability require technical assessment.
The project perspective
Understand the assembly before deciding what is possible
Separation and rebonding can risk the display, sensor, coatings and cover glass. Feasibility depends on adhesive chemistry, cure condition, construction, ageing and the fault itself. This page offers a route to discuss an existing assembly; it does not confirm repair availability, component recovery or any rework success rate.
Identify the materials
Share the display model, adhesive system if known, approximate age and history of temperature or cleaning exposure.
Review the options
A technical assessment may point towards investigation, a replacement assembly or a revised front design.
Before the first review
What to put in your brief.
A useful specification reduces uncertainty and gives the technical review a clear starting point.
- Assembly model, age and supplier information
- Fault photographs and operating history
- Adhesive details, drawings and available spare components
Questions worth asking
Clear scope. Clear expectations.
Is a repair service confirmed?
No. Availability and feasibility must be established for the specific assembly before any work is agreed.
Can the existing components always be recovered?
No. Assessment may identify a risk of damage or a case where replacement is the more suitable option.
Is film-based bonding generally harder to rework than liquid adhesive?
Film-based builds are often harder to separate without damage than liquid-adhesive builds, but this depends on the specific adhesive, age and construction and needs individual assessment.
Your application. Your requirements.
Make the next step specific.
Share the display details, the environment and the project timeline.
Discuss your project