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Tempered glass screen protector designed for the PA768 terminal, model 401661G
The UNITECH 401661G PA768 is a glass screen protector designed for point-of-sale hardware. It ships new and is intended to shield the display from scratches and daily wear in retail or hospitality environments. The accessory fits compatible Unitech terminals without adding bulk.
This protector suits operators who want a clear, hard layer on their POS touchscreen. It is not for buyers who need a privacy filter, an anti-glare coating, or a film-based alternative. Shops requiring a different size or adhesive type should look at other accessories.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.50 kg |
| Package size | 38 × 30 × 20 mm |
The PA768 glass screen protector is designed for the Unitech PA768 terminal, matching its display dimensions exactly.
No, remove any existing film first; the glass protector adheres directly to the bare screen for proper touch sensitivity and clarity.
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