The 2UUL DA10 Preheat Puller Station for Phone Repair solves the first problem on almost every screen or back glass job: cured adhesive that fights every attempt to open the phone. Pull a glued display cold and you crack the glass, tear the flex, or bend the frame, and a simple display problem turns into a dead phone with a damaged board. The DA10 heats the panel first, then separates it with a suction cup under controlled pulling force, so you open the screen or back cover on your terms instead of gambling with a heat gun and a pick. A constant-temperature heating module warms the surface evenly, and a digital display shows the temperature you set, adjustable from 0 to 150°C. 2UUL recommends 80°C for phone screens and back covers, which gives you a practical starting point that softens the adhesive without pushing the device toward heat damage. Technicians search for this tool under names like screen opener, LCD separator, back cover heater, and preheat puller station, and all of those names describe the same job: heat first, separate second. Your bench workflow stays simple. You set the temperature, position the phone in the station, wait for the adhesive to soften, seat the suction cup, and lift with steady, controlled force. The one-button heating design keeps setup fast, which helps in a busy shop where one technician handles several screen replacements, battery swaps, and back glass jobs in a single shift. Because the DA10 heats and pulls in one unit, you stop juggling a separate hot plate, a suction tool, and a hair dryer, and your repair bench stays cleaner. The unit accepts 100V to 240V input, so it runs on standard mains voltage without a converter, and it weighs 826 g net, so you can move it between benches or carry it to a service-center visit without effort. The package includes the DA10 preheat puller and one power cable. Think about where this tool sits in a full repair workflow. Opening the phone is step one of nearly every hardware repair. Whether you replace a cracked display, swap a swollen battery, fix a charging issue at the port, or open the back to reach the board for a boot loop issue or a hang on logo fault, you pass through this step before any diagnostic or microsoldering starts. A clean, low-stress separation protects the display flex, the frame, and the adhesive edges, which shortens reassembly and cuts down on comebacks. Once the phone is open, the board work begins: you move the motherboard to a PCB holder, inspect it under a microscope, probe rails with a multimeter, and rework components with a soldering station or a hot air station, while reballing kits handle BGA jobs. The DA10 belongs to the opening stage of that chain and complements those tools instead of replacing them, so keep it for screens and back covers and leave component work to your rework equipment. Back glass jobs follow the same logic: warm the cover, lift gently, clear the old adhesive, and fit the replacement. Temperature control deserves respect. Glass, OLED panels, and adhesive all react differently to heat, so start at 80°C, watch how the adhesive responds, and adjust within the range only when the job demands it. Start lower on delicate or already damaged panels and give the adhesive more time instead of raising the heat, because patience costs you less than a replacement display. Keep the suction cup clean and dry for reliable grip, and pull with gradual, even force instead of yanking. Shops that replace screens all day also benefit from consistent results: the same 80°C starting point, the same seating routine, and the same lift technique give every technician a shared standard, which makes training simpler and quality checks faster. Store the unit flat on a clear section of your bench away from liquids, and keep the cable untangled so the heating surface stays free for the next phone. 2UUL made the tool from heat-resistant and wear-resistant materials, so it holds up to daily use in a high-volume workshop. Repair shops that handle a queue of walk-in customers with cracked screens gain the most, because a repeatable opening step keeps each job on schedule and protects the customer's phone. For shop owners in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and other Pakistani cities, the DA10 offers a practical way to standardize screen and back cover opening across every technician on your team. New technicians learn faster with a repeatable, temperature-controlled process, and experienced technicians save time on every job. If you already run a hot air station and a soldering station for board work, adding the 2UUL DA10 Preheat Puller Station for Phone Repair covers the front end of the job and completes a basic opening-to-rework bench. If you outgrow it, move up to a dedicated screen separator or a larger preheating platform built for higher volume. Order the 2UUL DA10 from KB GSM Store and browse our Hot Air Stations, Soldering Stations, Microscopes, PCB Holders, Multimeters, and Reballing Kits to round out your bench.
