Relife RL-601PX Pro Dual-Direction Multifunctional Frame Fix

Relife RL-601PX Pro Dual-Direction Multifunctional for Middle Frame Correction

Phones often reach the bench with a frame bend after a drop, and a twisted frame makes screen fitting and final assembly frustrating. The Relife RL-601PX Pro Dual-Direction Multifunctional gives you a controlled way to correct the frame before you go further. It suits a single counter or a busy service center across Pakistan. Each correction step is visible and controllable, so you finish with a frame that sits flat and fits the display properly.

Horizontal and Vertical Reshaping

The dual-direction design lets you apply correction force horizontally and vertically on the same fixture. You straighten a frame that has pulled sideways, then correct a dip on the opposite axis without moving the handset to another tool. Each frame receives pressure exactly where the damage sits. Work the bend gradually and check alignment after each step. Slow correction protects the glass and the paint, while a single heavy pull can crack the glass or distort the frame further. Because both axes live on one fixture, you spend less time repositioning the phone and more time finishing the job.

Detachable Pressure Blocks and Stable Base

You detach the pressure blocks and pick rounded corner, straight edge, or frame blocks for the damage in front of you. Corner deformations respond best to a rounded block, while long side bends need a straight edge. The integrated one-piece block structure keeps everything ready on the fixture, so you never hunt for missing accessories. The widened base prevents tilting or shifting during correction, which means the pressure lands evenly on the middle frame. Even pressure reduces the risk of new scratches. The design also supports curved full-frame deformations, which widens the range of jobs your bench can take on.

Where It Fits in Your Repair Workflow

Frame correction usually comes before screen fitting and final assembly. Start by checking the frame for bends with the screen removed, then reshape it on this fixture before you refit the display. The expansion slots on both sides accept suction cups, so the same setup helps with assisted disassembly when you lift the screen. Combining frame reshaping and screen removal in one setup saves bench time and keeps your workflow clean. Keep it on your bench for frame jobs and for dented phones that come in for display replacement, so every case gets the same controlled correction.