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2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator PK

2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator PK

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2UUL SP01 Grip X Heated Screen Separator for LCD Repair

The 2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator gives you a controlled heating surface and a dual-head vacuum pump in one compact bench machine. You set the temperature between 30°C and 120°C on the digital display, hold the screen with the suction pad, and separate LCD screens up to 7 inches without guessing. It runs at 300W on 110V or 220V, so it suits a Pakistani repair shop that handles glass replacement, display problem jobs, and OCA glue removal every day. Buy it from KB GSM Store and place it beside your hot air station and microscope.

SKU:MST-REWORK-STATION-132

⚖️ Weight: 3.35 kg

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The 2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator sits on your repair bench for one job: it heats the display, grips it with suction, and lets you open the glass without fighting the adhesive. If you handle display problem jobs every day, you already know that a hot air gun, a suction cup, and thumb pressure ruin more screens than they save. This machine gives you a controlled heating surface with a digital display, so you stop guessing the temperature and repeat the same result on every job. It handles LCD screens up to 7 inches, which covers the common phone sizes your customers bring in for glass replacement, touch repair, and OCA glue removal. Start with the heating side. The SP01 Grip X works across a 30°C to 120°C range, and the digital display shows you the working temperature so you do not rely on feel. Lower settings suit a gentle warm-up, and higher settings help when the adhesive holds tight. You raise the heat in steps, watch the screen, and stop the moment the glass lets go. That habit protects the display and the flex area, and it keeps your repair cost low when a customer brings in a phone with a cracked front glass and a working LCD. The suction side does the second half of the work. The 2UUL SP01 Grip X uses a dual-head vacuum pump system with a suction pad, so the screen stays pinned to the heated surface while you work the gap. You get a firm hold without pressing on the display with your fingers. That matters on a busy day in your shop, because uneven finger pressure on a hot screen causes lines, pressure marks, and flex damage. With the pump holding the display, you slide your opening pick or wire into the seam with both hands free and steady control. Power and voltage need a quick look before first use. The machine runs at 300W and supports 110V and 220V, so check the voltage setting on your unit before you plug it in. Pakistani shops run on 220V mains, so confirm the unit matches before you switch it on. Keep the power cord clear of the heated surface, and let the unit cool before you pack it away or move it between benches. The net weight is 2.6 kg, and the package measures 205 x 184 x 275 mm, so it fits on a crowded bench next to your hot air station and microscope without eating your working area. Where does it fit in your workflow? Think of the SP01 Grip X as the first step in a display repair. You separate the glass from the LCD, clean off the old OCA glue, then move to your laminating or refurbishing stage. This tool belongs in the same group as your screen separators, OCA removal tools, laminating machines, and pry tools. It works beside your Hot Air Stations, Microscopes, PCB Holders, and Multimeters when a dead phone or charging issue forces you to open the board after the display comes off. If your shop grows into heavier screen refurbishing, a larger rotating heated separator platform is the natural upgrade, and the SP01 Grip X stays useful as a compact second station. Daily use stays simple. Place the phone display on the heated pad, set the temperature on the digital display, switch on the suction, and wait while the adhesive softens. Start low, check the glass edge, raise the temperature if the seam stays tight, and open the gap slowly from one corner. Never force a stubborn screen; add heat and time instead. After separation, clear the leftover OCA glue while the surface is still warm, because cold adhesive fights back and eats your time. Keep the pad clean and free of glass chips so the vacuum seals properly on your next job. Most technicians damage screens in three ways, and the SP01 Grip X helps you avoid each one. First, they heat too fast, so the display warps before the glue softens. Second, they pry from the wrong corner and crack the glass edge. Third, they pull on a screen that still holds adhesive near the flex. Use the digital readout to heat in small steps, start from a corner away from the flex, and keep the suction active while you work the seam. Take extra time with screens that already have cracked glass, because heat and pressure spread cracks. Cover a badly cracked screen with clear tape before you start, and your pick path stays cleaner. Who gets the most from it? Repair shop owners who run screen replacement as a steady service, technicians who handle glass-only repairs, and training institutes that teach new students how to open a display without cracking it. If you spend most of your day on hang on logo, boot loop issue, or software marna jobs, you may not touch displays often, but the first time a customer asks for a front glass change, a dedicated separator saves you time and screens. Beginners benefit from the temperature readout, because it replaces the guessing that breaks their first few screens. Experienced technicians benefit from the repeatable heat and the hands-free suction, which cut the time per screen. Limits matter, so know them. The listed capacity is LCD screens up to 7 inches, so keep larger tablet and laptop panels off this machine. Check how your target display is built before you heat it, because different phones use different adhesives and frame designs. Wear heat-safe gloves, because the pad gets hot, and disconnect the phone battery where the device design allows before you heat a phone body. Heat and swollen batteries do not mix, so inspect first and heat second. Buying from KB GSM Store gives you the SP01 Grip X as a ready-to-use bench machine for your Pakistan repair shop, with the model and specifications listed clearly. If you search for a screen separator machine price in Pakistan, check the voltage, power rating, temperature range, and screen size limit first, then match them to the phones you open most. The 2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator gives you digital temperature control, dual-head vacuum suction, and a screen capacity that covers regular phone displays, which is what most technicians need on the bench every day.

Key Features

  • Suction pad with dual-head vacuum pump system that holds the screen firmly during separation
  • Heated separation surface for softening display adhesive
  • Digital display for reading the working temperature
  • Adjustable temperature range from 30°C to 120°C
  • 300W power rating
  • Supports 110V and 220V voltage
  • Handles LCD screens up to 7 inches
  • Compact build with 2.6 kg net weight for crowded repair benches

Specifications

Brand Entity 2UUL
Product Entity 2UUL SP01 Grip X Suction Based Heated Screen Separator
Technology Entity Suction-based vacuum holding with heated separation, dual-head vacuum pump, digital temperature display
Compatible Device Entities Mobile phone LCD screens up to 7 inches
Repair Process Entity LCD screen separation and OCA glue removal
Industry Entity Mobile phone repair and screen refurbishing

Compatible Devices


Mobile phone LCD display screens up to 7 inches

Common Repair Uses

  • Separating the LCD from the front glass during glass-only screen repair
  • OCA glue removal after screen separation
  • Display disassembly during screen refurbishing work
  • Opening the display side of a phone before board-level work on a dead phone or charging issue

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