Drying Period

Drying Period

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After lamination, it's crucial to allow the laminated touch sensor and glass to dry undisturbed for 24 hours in a clean, controlled environment.

Drying Procedure

  1. Place the laminated assembly flat, with the touch sensor side facing up.

  2. Do not touch or manipulate the sensor during this drying time.

  3. Ensure the surface it rests on is soft and non-abrasive—ideally foam-covered (see Fig. 18).

To ensure proper bonding and avoid issues like bubbles or delamination:

  • Air temperature: Between 20°C and 25°C

  • Relative humidity: Between 30% and 45%

  • Drying time: Minimum of 24 hours

If possible, perform this step in a room with air conditioning or climate control, to maintain a stable environment.

Fig. 18 - Drying rack


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