TBK 208C Intelligent Lamination and Defoaming Integrated Machine

The TBK 208C is a compact machine that integrates lamination and defoaming functions. It uses PLC control and motorized components to provide precise lamination and efficient bubble removal for small- to medium-scale production tasks.

The overall machine size is 410 × 310 × 420 mm. The working cabin (usable lamination area) measures 240 × 320 × 50 mm. Package size is 440 × 340 × 450 mm.

The machine operates at 500 W. It is available for 220 V operation; some units or configurations may support 110 V — confirm the supplied model voltage with your vendor before purchase or installation.

Net weight is approximately 37.4 kg and gross (packed) weight is about 51 kg.

The manufacturer specifies an operating noise range of approximately 1–50 dB, making it suitable for use in relatively quiet production environments.

The TBK 208C is suitable for lamination and defoaming tasks in electronics, optics, touch panels, flexible films, adhesive bonding and other small- to medium-sized assembly or prototyping processes that require bubble-free lamination.

The integrated defoaming system works in conjunction with the lamination process to remove trapped air and bubbles during bonding. The PLC-controlled sequence and motorized rollers (or vacuum/pressure system where applicable) optimize pressure and timing to minimize bubbles.

Install the machine on a stable, level surface with sufficient clearance for ventilation and operator access. Ensure the supplied voltage matches the machine rating, use proper grounding, and follow local electrical and safety regulations. If using solvents or adhesives, provide appropriate ventilation and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Unpack and place the machine on a stable bench, connect to the correct mains voltage and ground, power up, and follow the supplier's start-up checklist. Basic commissioning includes checking motor/plc connections, running the empty cycle to verify motion and controls, and adjusting lamination parameters for your material. Contact your vendor for detailed installation support if needed.

Regular maintenance includes keeping rollers and the working cabin clean, checking and tightening mechanical fasteners, inspecting electrical connections, replacing worn rubber or silicone rollers as needed, and following any PLC/software backup or update instructions. Schedule periodic checks of moving parts and lubricate per the service manual.

Common consumables include release films, cleaning solvents, replacement rollers or roller covers, and any adhesive tapes or liners your process uses. Recommended spare parts include motor/drive components, PLC modules, fuses, and commonly worn mechanical parts. Ask your supplier for a spare-parts list tailored to your usage.

Check that surface cleanliness and adhesive selection are appropriate, verify correct pressure/temperature/speed settings in the PLC, ensure even material feeding, inspect rollers for damage or contamination, and confirm no air leaks in any vacuum/pressure lines. If issues persist, contact technical support with details and photos of the defect.

Warranty terms and technical support offerings vary by supplier and region. Contact the seller or manufacturer for details about warranty duration, what is covered, and available after-sales support or service contracts.

Certification availability depends on the specific model and the supplier's compliance testing. Request certificates (CE, RoHS, or other regional compliance documents) from the vendor before purchase if you require them for your facility or market.

Contact the authorized distributor or manufacturer to request a quote. Lead time varies with stock, custom configuration (e.g., voltage selection), and shipping; your supplier can provide current lead times, pricing, and shipping options based on your location and requirements.