SUNSHINE LS6 Pro Heated Screen Separator Machine – Hot & Cold Screen Removal Tool

When you're running a busy repair counter, screen and back cover removal eats up more bench time than it should if your separator can't hold temperature steady or grip the device properly. The SUNSHINE LS6 Pro solves that with a 0–80°C adjustable hot and cold separator built specifically for daily disassembly work on both Android and iPhone devices, including the iPhone 17 series.

This machine works on a simple principle: controlled, even heat softens the adhesive bond between the screen or back glass and the frame, so you separate the panel without cracking it or damaging the digitizer underneath. The LS6 Pro gives you precise control over that heat instead of guessing with a heat gun, which means fewer cracked panels and less wasted stock on your shelf.

Hot and Cold Dual Operation

The temperature dial runs from 0°C up to 80°C, covering both heating for adhesive softening and cold-mode use for certain separation techniques on devices with heat-sensitive components. You set the exact temperature your job needs instead of relying on a fixed setting that works for some phones and damages others. This matters when your bench sees a mix of budget Android phones, flagship glass-back devices, and iPhones in the same shift, since adhesive types and screen materials vary across brands.

Thickened Base for Even Heat Distribution

The clamping platform uses a thickened anti-scald bakelite base with anti-slip pads underneath. Heat spreads evenly across the surface instead of forming hot spots that can scorch one corner of a screen while leaving another section cold. The phone stays in place during the whole heating cycle, so you're not fighting a sliding device while trying to work the separation tool around the edges. For technicians doing back cover removal on glass-back phones, this stability is what keeps the glass from cracking under pressure.

Camera Hollow Slot Protection

A dedicated hollow slot on the heating plate sits exactly where the rear camera module sits on most modern phones. This stops the lens housing from getting crushed or scratched against the hot surface, which is a common cause of camera issues showing up after a screen job that had nothing to do with the camera itself. You avoid that comeback complaint that costs you both the part and your customer's trust.

Anti-Scald Knob and Smooth Screw Rod

The clamping knob is enlarged and fitted with an anti-scald cap, so you can adjust temperature and clamping pressure mid-job without burning your fingers, even after the plate has been running hot for a while. The screw rod moves smoothly, letting you open and close the clamp with one hand while holding the phone with the other, which speeds up turnaround during busy hours.

Plug-in Suction Cup Components

Instead of separate suction tools you have to manage on the side, the LS6 Pro includes plug-in suction cup components that connect directly to the unit. You don't need to pull hard or wrestle with a loose suction cup while the screen is hot, which reduces the chance of the panel slipping out of your grip mid-lift.

Where It Fits in Your Repair Workflow

In a typical disassembly process, screen separation is usually step one before you reach the battery, motherboard, or back cover fasteners. A separator that holds consistent heat across the panel reduces the time spent on this step and lowers the failure rate on glass-back and OLED screens that are otherwise easy to crack with a hand-held heat gun. For shops doing display replacement, back glass repair, or battery swaps that require lifting the screen first, the LS6 Pro becomes part of the daily disassembly station alongside your soldering and diagnostic setup.

Built for Pakistan's Repair Market

If your shop deals with display problem complaints, back panel cracks, or jobs where the screen needs to come off clean before any other repair step, having a dedicated separator on the bench cuts down on broken parts and rework. Technicians handling daily volume on Android and iPhone models benefit from not relying on guesswork with a heat gun for every job, especially on devices with curved glass or sensitive adhesive.

Power and Build

The unit runs on AC 110V/220V input at 50Hz with 220W power draw, suitable for standard Pakistani mains power without needing a voltage converter. The clamping range covers 130mm to 180mm, fitting the vast majority of current smartphone sizes including larger flagship and tablet-class devices within that range.