MY-QP-6 Multi-Function Manual Screen Remover – Magnetic Adjustable Positioning Arm

Every technician who has fought a stubborn screen loose while trying to hold a magnifier, a heat source, or a suction cup at the same time knows the value of a free third hand, and that is exactly the gap the MY-QP-6 Multi-Function Manual Screen Remover closes on a busy repair bench. Built by MR. YANG under the M.Y brand, this tool is a magnetic-base articulating arm designed to anchor itself to any steel work surface and hold a mounted accessory exactly where you need it, whether that means positioning a plate over a phone during screen separation, supporting a board during reballing, or steadying an inspection tool while you work with both hands free. The base uses a strong magnetic hold that locks onto metal repair mats, steel tables, or fixture plates without clamps or screws, so you can move it from one station to another in seconds and reposition it as often as the job demands. Above the base sits a jointed arm with a red locking knob at its center hinge, letting you swing the arm through a wide range of angles and lock it firmly once you find the position that works for the device on your bench. This multi-angle adjustment is what separates the MY-QP-6 from fixed stands: instead of forcing the phone or board to sit at an awkward angle under a stationary tool, you bring the tool to the device and lock it there, cutting down on slippage and repositioning during delicate screen work. At the top of the arm is a rotating mounting plate that accepts the accessory or fixture you are using for the job at hand, giving the whole unit the flexibility to serve as a screen-holding aid, a fixture support, or a positioning arm for inspection and soldering accessories depending on how your workshop uses it. The body is built from metal throughout rather than lightweight plastic, which keeps the arm rigid under the pressure of everyday screen removal work and prevents the drift or wobble that cheaper adjustable stands develop after a few months on a busy bench. For a Pakistani repair shop running through dead phones, hang-on-logo units, and cracked-screen jobs back to back, a tool like this earns its place by staying out of the way until you need a steady point of leverage, then holding that position without babysitting. It suits screen separation work where you need a fixture held at a fixed angle while you apply heat or pry with a spudger, board-level repair where a magnifier or loupe needs to hover over a specific chip without a hand underneath it, and general bench setups where technicians juggle multiple tools on a single device at once. Because the magnetic base does not require a permanent mount, the same arm moves between workstations in a shared repair shop, making it practical for service centers running several technicians on rotating benches. The locking hinge is the detail that separates a genuinely useful positioning arm from a gimmick: once tightened, it holds its angle under the weight of most bench accessories without creeping, which matters when you are mid-repair and cannot afford the tool to sag out of position. For technicians who currently rely on improvised stands, tape, or an extra pair of hands to keep tools steady during screen removal and board work, the MY-QP-6 offers a dedicated, repeatable setup that speeds up repetitive repair tasks and reduces the risk of slippage damaging a screen or board mid-job.