MECHANIC UFO BGA Reballing Stencil for iPhone 6-13 Pro Max IC Chip

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Do you still look for BGA Reballing Stencil? iPhone 6-13 Pro Max？ Can someone combine all together? yes, it is a MECHANIC UFO BGA Reballing Stencil Tin Planting Positioning Template Maintenance Steel Mesh Net. It can be used For iPhone 6-XS/11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max/11Mini/ 12/12 Pro/12 Pro Max/12Mini/ 13Mini/13/13 Pro/13Pro Max Motherboard IC Chip.

Here is how it solve problems, check the video.



The item can solve the pop-up problem after the screen is replaced, adding IC tin planting function. UFO circular Steel Stencil embedded with Book original design.
 
It is a safe grinding IC, protecting the flex cable from damage. The MECHANIC iPhone 11-13 Full series Set screen protection Steel Stencil, with upgraded IC hole, more convenient and faster for use.

It is Rounded Rectangle Hole Steel Stencil, made from AAA grade steel. you can choose UFO 1,UFO 2,UFO 3,UFO 4,UFO 5,UFO 6,UFO 7,UFO 8,UFO 9; UFO 7-UFO 9, Full set.

You will get a 1 x Steel Stencil Or 1 Set of Steel Stencils

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