Abstract: An automated tinting film remover comprises a loading device for moving a vehicle window and locating it at a predetermined position, a securing device with which the properly located vehicle window can be firmly secured, and a removing device for eliminating a tinting film coated on the vehicle window. The removing device comprises a vapor emitting means for weakening the adhesive strength of the tinting film coated on the vehicle window, a cutting means having an electric conductive wire for cutting the tinting film, and a scraping means for peeling off the tinting film, whereby the removal of a tinting film coated on a vehicle window can be conducted in an automated manner with ease.

Abstract: An automated tinting film remover comprises a loading device for moving a vehicle window and locating it at a predetermined position, a securing device with which the properly located vehicle window can be firmly secured, and a removing device for eliminating a tinting film coated on the vehicle window. The removing device comprises a vapor emitting means for weakening the adhesive strength of the tinting film coated on the vehicle window, a cutting means having an electric conductive wire for cutting the tinting film, and a scraping means for peeling off the tinting film, whereby the removal of a tinting film coated on a vehicle window can be conducted in an automated manner with ease.

Abstract: An automatic rear combination lamp removal system includes a base, a plurality of sliding blocks slidably mounted on the base for moving in four ways on the base, a plurality of fastener removers mounted on the sliding blocks for removing nuts fixing rear combination lamps to a vehicle, and a plurality of lamp holders pivotally mounted to the fastener removers for holding the rear combination lamps.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus for dismantling a weather strip from the door opening of a discarded automobile. The apparatus comprises a main control body, a working arm pivotally mounted on the main control body, a weather strip remover mounted at the end of the working arm, the weather strip remover pulling the weather strip and detaching it from the body of the automobile, an arm supporter supporting the main control body relative to the door frame of the automobile; and a movable means for transporting the body with the weather strip remover and the working arm to the working area. The weather strip of the door opening is automatically removed from the discarded automobile, thereby reducing cost and labor hours and allowing for recycling of the rubber.

Abstract: A system for recycling the components dismantled from a disused automobile, which includes a main body having a control part, front and rear glass removers connected with the main body for dismantling the glass from the body of the disused automobile, two molding removal systems connected to the glass remover for removing the molding which connects the glass to the body of the automobile, and a moving apparatus for removing the molding which connects the glass to the body of the automobile, and a moving apparatus for moving the main body in all directions and controlling the position of the main body to the automobile. The windshield glass and the rear glass are automatically dismantled from the disused automobile before compression of the body of the automobile.