
Opening a heavily glued phone is a contest between the adhesive and the flex cables just underneath it.
Opening a heavily glued phone is a contest between the adhesive and the flex cables just underneath it. This MIJING set approaches that with a micro-toothed…
Opening a heavily glued phone is a contest between the adhesive and the flex cables just underneath it. This MIJING set approaches that with a micro-toothed edge rather than a straight blade.
The teeth work as narrow diversion channels: as you work the blade in, softening agents such as isopropyl alcohol travel along them and get under the glass, so the adhesive releases chemically instead of you forcing the separation and severing a ribbon cable.
Three modular edge types — A, B and C — cover different entry angles and frame bezels, and the spring steel is chosen to resist deformation over repeated openings. Anti-slip silicone sleeves cover the handles.
Repair technicians and refurbishers doing routine screen and back-glass separation.
Opening a heavily glued phone is a contest between the adhesive and the flex cables just underneath it. This MIJING set approaches that with a micro-toothed edge rather than a straight blade. The teeth work as narrow diversion channels: as you work the blade in, softening agents such as isopropyl alcohol travel along them and get under the glass, so the adhesive releases chemically instead of you forcing the separation and severing a ribbon cable. Three modular edge types — A, B and C — cover different entry angles and frame bezels, and the spring steel is chosen to resist deformation over repeated openings. Anti-slip silicone sleeves cover the handles. • Micro-toothed edges channel alcohol under glass instead of forcing separation • Three modular edge types (A, B, C) for different entry angles and bezels • High-toughness, deformation-resistant spring steel • Anti-slip silicone handle sleeves
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