7.9" Paper-Like Thin Frosted Effect Matte Drawing Protective Film for iPad Mini 4 Screen

7.9" Paper-Like Thin Frosted Effect Matte Drawing Protective Film for iPad Mini 4 Screen

Product Details of Thin Frosted Matte Drawing Protective Film for iPad Mini 4

PNP Film is supplying 7.9" thin frosted matte drawing protective film, which can be used for  iPad mini 4.

Screen drawing protetive film is a paper-like anti-reflection type protective film that protects the LCD screen of the iPad from scratches and dirt.  It is a film that realizes a solid drawing comfort and makes it easy to draw line drawings because the pen tip does not slip too much.

The special surface design(nano-treatment coating on the surface) provides a tactile feel when drawn on high-quality paper with a pencil and enable the film with a matte frosted appearance(which provides the anti-glare property). And the hard coat processing prevents scratches on the film surface.

It is a self-adhesive type that can be attached without using adhesive or double-sided tape by coating the attachment surface with a silicon adhesive. It is easy to paste and can be re-pasted.

Techincal Date Specification of Paper-like Thin Frosted Matte Drawing Protective Film for iPad Mini 4
Thickness:	345±15 micron	Size:	for iPad Mini 4(13.2cm*20.0cm)	Water Contact Angle:	100±10 °
Haze:	≤ 2%	Light Transmittance:	≥ 90%	Hardness:	≥ 3H
Adhesion:		15 g/25mm for silicone adhesive side, 5 g/25mm for protective film side
Storage Condition:		temperature 10~36  ℃, relative humidity 40~70%, prevent direct light, good ventilation

3-layer structure	anti-glare effect	thin frosted	for iPad Mini 4

What Is Protective Film?

In terms of function, the protective film is to put a film on the physical objects we want to protect. It helps for reducing the loss of surface scratches encountered during the transportation, handling, storage, and even display of products in the circulation link from the factory to the market.  According to the application scope, the protective film is mainly used on the surface of metal products, coated metal products, plastic products, automotive products, electronic products, sign products, and other products.

Where Is Protective Film Used?

Protective film has a wide application field. According to usage, protective films can be divided into digital product protective films, automotive protective films, household protective films, food preservation protective films, etc. According to market classification, the protective film is mainly used on the surface of the metal, coated, plastic, automotive, electronic, sign, and other products. 

According to market classification, protective films can be divided into traditional protective films(such as galvanized steel plate protective film, color steel plate protective film, glass plate or plastic sheet protective film), protective films for flat panel displays(flat panel display, TFT-LCD module, backlight module, glass substrate and various optical components such as polarizing plates and color filters), and protective films for high-tech electronics(dry film process, wafer grinding process).

How to Select a Suitable Protective Film?

With the development of technology, the protective film is mostly innovated upon demand's side, which brings out a situation that there are lots of protective film types.

PE protective films and PET protective films take up the most market share among the protective film. While demand differs from each project, such as applying material(glass, plastic, metal, etc), surface properties (such as glossy, frosted, coats, roughness, etc), subsequent processing technology(stamping, cutting, bending, punching, etc), other specific demand(use environment, storage, and transportation conditions, outdoor requirements, substrate color, printing demand or not). So a sample for testing after the discussion is the most popular method for selecting a suitable protective film. Welcome to contact PNP Film(Email: info@pnpfilm.com, Telephone/WhatsApp/WeChat: +8617306017582) for confirming the suitable protective film now.