The Sunshine S-918L Pro 360° Rotating Heating Screen Seperator Platform gives your bench a dedicated spot for the most delicate step in display work: loosening the glue between the screen and the frame before you pry anything. Every technician in Pakistan knows what a rushed separation costs. A cold screen cracks, a flex tears, and a simple display problem turns into a lost panel and an unhappy customer. This machine replaces the heat gun and the guesswork with a heated platform, a built-in vacuum pump, and a digital temperature panel that you set and trust. The platform runs from 50°C to 130°C, so you match the heat to the glue and the glass instead of living with one fixed temperature. A PTC heating sheet generates the heat, and an alumina panel with a heat-insulating silicone pad carries the screen. That silicone pad raises the adsorption force, so the suction holds the phone firmly while your hands stay free for the opening tool. The built-in air pump runs with low noise and low vibration, which helps in a busy workshop where three or four repairs run at the same time and customers talk across the counter. You place the phone on the pad, the vacuum grips it, and the heat softens the adhesive along the frame. The platform then rotates a full 360° on precision bearings, so you bring each edge of the phone to your hand instead of walking your body around the bench. You cut the top edge, spin the plate, cut the side, spin again, and keep one comfortable posture through the whole job. The same rotation speeds up the cleanup after the screen lifts. The S-918L Pro works with a glue remover, so you soften the leftover adhesive on the frame and clear it without moving the phone to another station. The work area measures 8.5 inches and the machine supports LCD screen separation on screens under 8 inches, which covers the iPhone and Android phones that reach most repair counters. The listed working size is 195 by 80 mm. A rear fuse adds a second layer of overheating protection, a practical detail when the machine runs for hours on a shop counter where the power supply swings. The unit weighs about 1.6 kg and measures 175 × 275 × 136.5 mm, so it sits on a crowded bench next to your hot air station and microscope without taking over the table. Rated power is 400W on AC 110V/220V supply, so you confirm the voltage version before you order for your shop. This machine belongs at the front of your mobile phone repair workflow. Display replacement starts here, and so does any hardware fault job that forces you to open the phone first. When a dead phone, a charging issue, or a hang on logo case needs board-level work, you lift the screen safely, move to your soldering station, and start with jumper lagana or IC change karna on a clean, open frame. The screen you lift cleanly also gives you a better chance to test the phone before you seal it again. Diagnostics, PCB repair, and testing all go smoother when the separation step stays controlled. After the board repair, you pair the phone with your box or software setup, run box chalana or software marna if the fault needs it, and then close the display. The machine does not flash or program anything. It protects the panel and the flex cables so your later steps start from a healthy screen. Pair it with a multimeter for quick power checks, a PCB holder for the board stage, and a microscope when the repair goes deeper into the motherboard. Shops that also run ISP pinout tools, eMMC programmers, UFS adapters, test boxes, and reballing kits will find this platform fills the display side of the same bench setup. For a repair shop owner, the value shows up in fewer broken screens, shorter separation time per phone, and a calmer bench for new technicians who still learn the feel of glue and heat. For a service center, one dependable separation platform per technician keeps display jobs consistent across the team. For a training institute, the digital temperature panel gives students a visible number to learn from instead of a vague hot-air habit. The package includes the host, an insulation pad, and a power cord, so you can power it on and start working after you check the voltage.