iPad Pro Series Privacy Tempered Glass

Tempered Glass — wholesale buying guide (iPad Pro Series Privacy Tempered Glass)

Dust film and wipes are in the box because returns, not the sheet, are what erode margin. A full-adhesive sheet and an edge-only sheet look identical in the box; the difference only shows up weeks later as rainbow patches. The install kit is a return-rate tool: on thin margins, self-install failures are what kill the profit. The iPad Pro Series Privacy Tempered Glass cut follows the screen radius; a generic sheet would leave a proud edge.

Adhesive coverage is invisible in the box and obvious after a fortnight, so it is the specification worth pinning down before a bulk order.

Specs and checks that matter

• Coating: An oleophobic layer handles fingerprints, and its durability is judged on a used sheet
• Adhesive: Full-coverage adhesive avoids the rainbow patches and lifting that edge-only glue develops
• Thickness: 0.33 mm is the usual flush fit; a thicker sheet trades profile for impact resistance
• Finishes: Clear for the brightest image, matte for glare and prints, privacy for a narrowed viewing angle
• Hardness: 9H is a claim; real durability rests on the tempering process and the edge polish

Buyer questions

What is the QC on a glass order?

Hardness and edge finish on each batch, plus an adhesive lift test before the carton closes.

Why do customers get bubbles?

Nearly always trapped dust rather than a bad sheet, which is what the install kit is for.

What is the difference between privacy, matte and clear glass?

Privacy cuts the viewing angle for confidentiality, matte scatters light to reduce glare and fingerprints, and clear keeps the display as bright as possible.

Which thickness do I order?

0.33 mm is the usual flush fit; go thicker only where impact resistance outranks slimness.

Related in this range

• iPad Mini Privacy tempered glass
• iPad Air Privacy tempered glass
• iPhone 6 Privacy tempered glass
• All tempered glass