■ Surface hardness: 9H yet flexible film.
The surface hardness is similar to 9H as a glass film, but it is flexible and flexible as it is made of super hard coated PET film, so it will not crack even if it gets shocked. The thickness is about 0.008 inch (0.2 mm) thinner than the typical glass film, and the sensitivity of touch operation. (*1)
The performance of the film (surface hardness 9H) is tested by international inspection and certification institutions.
■ Cuts blue light!
The "blue light" emitted from the LCD screen LED backlight is the most stimulating of visible light and is said to have adverse effects on your eyes and body.
This film cuts down the blue light from 380 to 495 nm just by sticking it on the screen, so it is recommended for those who use the LCD screen for a long period of time when working or playing or playing with or concerned about eye fatigue.
You can cut blue light without having to hang blue light on PC glasses with blue light cutting function, so you dont have to carry your glasses.
Total Light Transmittance: 92%
This product is almost transparent (very little color).
■ High gloss image and video clean
The traditional blue light cut film may change the color of the image but the film is nearly transparent (very little color) and will not change the color. Very high gloss type with 92% total light transmittance.
■ Fluorine treatment makes it difficult to get dirty, and slippery fingers smooth!
The surface is fluorine coated to resist sebum and dirt and easy to fall off. Smooth fingers and comfortable to use.
■ Special self-adsorption type that prevents air bubbles
The adhesive surface is a special self-adhering type that prevents air bubbles. Material is flexible and easy to apply. It will also not crack like glass film when removed.
Repositionable and repositionable so you can reposition it until you have the correct position.
■Made in Japan for peace of mind.
Made in Japan by processing the highest grade domestic materials at our facility in Japan. We provide quality assurance.
1. The "surface hardness 9H" display is the performance of the film used as a material. It is not the result of measurements that are attached to the device.