These protectors have a high level of hardness that aids in abrasion resistance and protects your screen even in the harshest of environments.
Protecting your device screen is essential to maintaining its clarity and safety. A Photodon screen protector or privacy filter will shield your screen from glare, damage, and unwanted viewing from others. However, to ensure a perfect fit, you need to measure the screen accurately. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you measure your screen for a Photodon screen protector.
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It's true that Photodon's most commonly used capability is the customization of screen protectors and privacy filters. But did you know that our specialties extend beyond that?
Photodon offers so many more services and products than the screen protectors and privacy filters we are known for. Just a few of these capabilities include producing monitor hoods and laptop stands, using our multiple lasers to cut and even etch screen protectors, and installing customers' screen protectors on their devices in our clean room. Watch our capabilities video to see some of our talents and abilities.
You can also keep reading to learn more about what Photodon can do.
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Polyethylene terephthalate is a high-performance polyester material known by its abbreviation of PET. Among many other qualities, PET material boasts strength, stability, low moisture absorption, retention of physical properties, and the ability to withstand sterilization.
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We get lots of questions about our different screen protector materials and which one to order. We strive to have a lot of information on our main protective material page, but with so much information all in one place, it's hard to absorb it all! So let's address a question that is asked almost daily:
If you're reading this blog post, chances are you already know what an optical comparator is. Until we heard from a customer at Modern Manufacturing & Engineering, WE didn't know. But we were soon schooled in the optical comparator universe.
For those who DON'T know what an optical comparator is, here is a Wikipedia explanation:
THE PROBLEM:
Several months ago, a new customer named Jason – an owner of a Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting business in Minnesota – called Photodon. His problem? He had been purchasing a protective cover for his Satorius TopMix2 Paint Terminal that
A) didn't fit (it was like a bag around the machine);
B) was expensive (around $100.00); and
C) had to be replaced monthly because the plastic would get damaged when the paint had to be cleaned off it.
The TopMix touch screen is connected to a scale and mixer. When the paint is mixed, as you can imagine, it can splatter. In addition, the paint shop workers often touch the screen with gloves that have paint on them. This means that the very expensive touch screen needs to be protected.
Jason explained, "I use a paint thinner to clean the screen about once a week, and the protector I'm using gets damaged quickly. I'm spending a fortune on these protective covers. I'm hoping you can help me."
