The present invention relates to a peeling bar, apparatus, and method for peeling a polarizing film from a panel. This invention can minimize friction between the peeling bar and the polarizing film since the peeled polarizing film is in contact with a front part of the peeling bar. The radius of a curved surface at the tip of the front part and an inclined upper surface of the front part are designed to minimize the Z-axis component of a shearing force applied to the polarizing film. Also, in order to equalize tension applied to the polarizing film in a peeling process, this invention makes both ends of the polarizing film closely adhere to the peeling bar. According to this invention, fracture of the polarizing film is prevented, and thereby the polarizing film can be stably peeled from the panel without fracture.

A method and apparatus for replacement of damages display shield (typically glass) covering a display screen on a device, typically a mobile phone. Mobile phones have an electronic display protected by a glass shield. Between the glass and the display is often a plastic polarizing or other intermediary sheet. Removal of a damage glass can be accomplished by cutting thru the polarizer with a moving wire or blade. This separates the glass from the sensitive display and allows replacement of the glass without damaging the more expensive display.

A carrier plate removing method for removing a carrier plate from a workpiece previously provided through a temporary bonding layer on the front side of the carrier plate is provided. The carrier plate removing method includes a shoulder portion forming step of processing a peripheral portion of the carrier plate along a peripheral edge thereof from the front side of the carrier plate on which the workpiece is provided, thereby forming a shoulder portion as a lower part connected to the back side of the carrier plate, the lower part projecting horizontally outward from the side surface of an upper part connected to the front side of the carrier plate.

A display laminate which includes a front electrode layer, a display material layer and a protective film layer, wherein the protective film layer and the display material layer are narrower than the front electrode layer and wherein the protective film layer and the display material layer have a common edge with the front electrode layer on a first side and a common edge with each other but not with the front electrode layer on an opposite side.

A device and method for at least partial loosening of a connecting layer of a temporarily bonded substrate stack. The device has at least one ring, whereby the substrate stack can be placed within the at least one ring, the at least one ring having a plurality of nozzles. The nozzles are arranged distributed at least over a portion of the periphery of the at least one ring, the nozzles directed onto the connecting layer. The device sprays solvent from the nozzles onto an edge area of the connecting layer.

A processing apparatus of a stack is provided. The stack includes two substrates attached to each other with a gap provided between their end portions. The processing apparatus includes a fixing mechanism that fixes part of the stack, a plurality of adsorption jigs that fix an outer peripheral edge of one of the substrates of the stack, and a wedge-shaped jig that is inserted into a corner of the stack. The plurality of adsorption jigs include a mechanism that allows the adsorption jigs to move separately in a vertical direction and a horizontal direction. The processing apparatus further includes a sensor sensing a position of the gap between the end portion in the stack. A tip of the wedge-shaped jig moves along a chamfer formed on an end surface of the stack. The wedge-shaped jig is inserted into the gap between the end portions in the stack.

Systems and methods for debonding a carrier from a semiconductor device are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a system for debonding a carrier from a semiconductor device includes a support member positioned to carry the semiconductor device and a fluid delivery device having an exit positioned to direct a fluid toward an adhesive layer between the carrier and the semiconductor device. The fluid directed from the fluid delivery device initiates debonding of the carrier from the semiconductor device by weakening or loosening at least a portion of the adhesive. The system further includes a liftoff device configured to releasably engage the carrier and apply a debonding force to the carrier to complete debonding of the carrier from the semiconductor device.

A method and apparatus for replacement of damages display shield (typically glass) covering a display screen on a device, typically a mobile phone. Mobile phones have an electronic display protected by a glass shield. Between the glass and the display is often a plastic polarizing or other intermediary sheet. Removal of a damage glass can be accomplished by cutting thru the polarizer with a moving wire or blade. This separates the glass from the sensitive display and allows replacement of the glass without damaging the more expensive display.

Systems and methods for debonding a carrier from a semiconductor device are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a system for debonding a carrier from a semiconductor device includes a support member positioned to carry the semiconductor device and a fluid delivery device having an exit positioned to direct a fluid toward an adhesive layer between the carrier and the semiconductor device. The fluid directed from the fluid delivery device initiates debonding of the carrier from the semiconductor device by weakening or loosening at least a portion of the adhesive. The system further includes a liftoff device configured to releasably engage the carrier and apply a debonding force to the carrier to complete debonding of the carrier from the semiconductor device.

The present invention relates to a peeling bar, apparatus, and method for peeling a polarizing film from a panel. This invention can minimize friction between the peeling bar and the polarizing film since the peeled polarizing film is in contact with a main roller of the peeling bar. The radius of the main roller of the peeling bar and the inclined surface of the fixing unit are designed to minimize the Z-axis component of a shearing force applied to the polarizing film. Also, in order to equalize tension applied to the polarizing film in a peeling process, this invention makes both ends of the polarizing film closely adhere to the peeling bar. According to this invention, fracture of the polarizing film is prevented, and thereby the polarizing film can be stably peeled from the panel without fracture.