How do I prepare the solution to laminate a Displax touch sensor?
To properly laminate a Displax touch sensor onto a glass substrate, you must prepare a MIX solution that allows for repositioning and air-bubble-free installation.
MIX Solution – Water + Baby Shampoo
Prepare the MIX in this ratio:
Example: For a 1000 ml spray bottle:
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Fill with 900 ml of distilled or bottled water
Add 100 ml of Johnson’s Baby Shampoo
Gently shake to mix (don’t shake too hard to avoid foam)
Use a dedicated spray bottle for the MIX (do not use the one reserved for pure water).
Handling Care Tips
Displax touch sensors are delicate. To avoid damage during the process:
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Handle the sensor gently to prevent creases or tears
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Always lay it flat on a smooth, soft, non-abrasive surface
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A flat table with a foam layer is ideal for sensor handling
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Rippling seen between the protection layer and the sensor from the packaging is normal and will disappear after proper lamination
Fig. 2 – Flat non-abrasive surface
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