TBK 958D Automatic Laser Machine

The TBK 958D is designed primarily for automatic removal of mobile phone back glass and rear covers, and for laser engraving/marking on non-transparent objects. It streamlines back-glass separation and provides DIY engraving capabilities for repair and customization tasks.

The machine uses a 20W fiber laser, which offers stable performance and long service life compared with some traditional laser types.

No. The TBK 958D is designed to remove rear glass automatically without needing to disassemble the phone, thanks to its automatic centering clamp and dedicated fixtures.

The complete set includes the TBK-958D Automatic Laser Screen Machine, TBK201 Universal Pressure Holding Mold, TBK203 Laser Machine Automatic Fixture, TBK618 Efficient Purification Smoking Instrument, TBK Lens Protection Cap, TBK Manual Glue Gun, TBK Bracket Glue, and an Apple Back Cover Protection Steel Sheet.

The included TBK618 purification smoking instrument extracts and filters fumes and debris generated during laser work to keep the workspace cleaner. It improves safety and visibility but should be used with proper room ventilation and maintained according to the manual (filter replacement and cleaning).

Yes. A TBK lens protection cap is included to help shield optics from debris. However, additional routine cleaning and inspection of lenses is recommended to maintain performance.

The unit features an automatic centering clamp that secures and centers phones precisely for consistent laser operation. It also includes universal molds and automatic fixtures to accommodate various models.

The TBK 958D includes built-in drawings for many popular phone models, and these drawings are automatically updated. For new or uncommon models, custom drawings can typically be added—contact your supplier for update procedures or technical support.

The machine is optimized for engraving and etching on non-transparent objects. Engraving clear or highly transparent glass may not yield optimal results without specialized techniques or consumables.

Operators should wear appropriate laser safety eyewear, follow the user manual’s safety instructions, use the fume extraction system, keep hands and loose items away from moving parts, and ensure the work area is well ventilated. Never operate the laser with protective covers removed.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning optical components, checking and replacing air/fume filters as needed, inspecting clamps and fixtures, and ensuring moving parts are free of adhesive buildup. The fiber laser itself is durable, but periodic checks per the manual will maximize lifetime and performance.

Many suppliers offer initial training, user manuals, and technical support for setup, operation, and troubleshooting. Check with the vendor about included training, online resources, or paid on-site instruction.

Specific power (voltage) and installation requirements are provided in the product manual and on the machine label. Before use, confirm mains voltage compatibility and ensure a stable power supply and a suitable, ventilated workspace. Contact the seller if you need clarification for your region.

Removal time varies by phone model, adhesive type, and operator settings. In general, most back-glass removals are completed in a few minutes, but complex models or heavily glued backs may take longer.

Warranty, shipping, and return policies vary by seller and region. Refer to your supplier or the purchase agreement for warranty length, coverage details, shipping lead times, and return procedures.