If you want to use the bathroom glass laminating machine to completely flatten the film, the preliminary preparation work is the basis. First of all, make sure the glass surface is clean. Any dust, water stains or oil stains will become obstacles to the film, causing the film surface to not fit tightly or even produce bubbles. Use a mild detergent and a soft rag to carefully wipe the glass surface, focusing on cleaning the dirt in the corners and gaps, and then wipe it dry with a clean dust-free cloth to keep the glass completely dry and free of impurities. At the same time, check whether the film is intact to avoid the final effect being affected by the defects of the film itself.
Before installing the bathroom glass laminating machine, adjust the equipment according to the size and shape of the glass. Most bathroom glass laminating machines have adjustable brackets and rollers. Make sure that the bracket width is adapted to the glass, the roller can move flexibly and the pressure is uniform. If the bracket is too wide or too narrow, the bathroom glass laminating machine may deviate during operation, resulting in the film being unable to be laid flat; uneven roller pressure will cause the film to be tightly attached in some places and suspended in some places. Place the adjusted bathroom glass laminating machine steadily on one side of the glass, ensuring that it is in a horizontal state, laying a good foundation for subsequent operations.
When starting to apply the film, first find the starting position of the film. Starting from the top or one side edge of the glass, align one end of the film with the edge of the glass, press it gently with your hand to fix it, and ensure that the film and the edge of the glass completely overlap to avoid skew. Then, start the bathroom glass laminating machine and let the roller slowly roll over the film surface. The movement should be uniform and stable, and not fast or slow. Too fast speed may cause the film to fail to fit in time and produce wrinkles; too slow speed will easily allow dust to adhere between the film and the glass. During the movement of the bathroom glass laminating machine, always observe the laying of the film. If the film is found to be offset, it needs to be paused immediately and the position should be adjusted manually before continuing.
In the process of using the bathroom glass laminating machine, it is very important to control the pressure. The pressure regulating device of the bathroom glass laminating machine needs to be adjusted according to the material and thickness of the film. If the pressure is too small, the film and the glass cannot fit tightly, and bubbles and gaps are likely to occur; if the pressure is too high, the film surface may be damaged, causing scratches or breakage. Generally speaking, start with moderate pressure and make fine adjustments according to the actual situation during the laminating process. For example, when it is found that the film in a certain area is not tightly attached, the roller pressure in that area can be appropriately increased; if there is a slight depression on the film surface, the pressure needs to be reduced.
Handling corners and joints is a key step in laminating. The corners of the glass are prone to uneven laminating due to their irregular shapes. When the bathroom glass laminating machine reaches the corners, slow down the speed and use the flexibility of the equipment to carefully fit. If necessary, turn off the bathroom glass laminating machine and use manual methods instead. Use a scraper or soft cloth to carefully press the film to the corners to ensure that the film and the glass are completely attached. When a large area of glass needs to be spliced and filmed, pay attention to the treatment of the joints, so that there is a certain overlap area between the two films, and then use the bathroom glass laminating machine to repeatedly roll to make the joints smooth and seamless to avoid obvious marks.
After the film is applied, do not immediately think that the work is done. A comprehensive inspection and repair are still required. Carefully observe the film surface to check whether there are bubbles, wrinkles or unlaminated areas. For smaller bubbles, you can puncture them with a needle and then use a scraper to squeeze out the air; for larger bubbles or wrinkles, you may need to peel off the film and re-apply it. Be patient enough during the inspection and do not miss any details, because even tiny flaws may gradually expand in the humid and high temperature environment of the bathroom, affecting the service life and aesthetics of the film.
Cleaning and maintenance after use should not be ignored. Clean the glue stains and impurities remaining on the rollers and brackets of the bathroom glass laminating machine in time to avoid affecting the next use. You can use a special detergent and a soft cloth to wipe it, and be careful not to let moisture enter the inside of the device to prevent damage to electronic components. Store the bathroom glass laminating machine properly to avoid squeezing and collisions, and maintain the equipment regularly to ensure its stable performance, so that the next time you use it, you can still efficiently and accurately apply the film flat, making the bathroom glass look brand new.
