Tempered Glass for iPad Air 11" M4 (2024-2026 Models) - High Resistance

Description

Ensure the longevity of your clients' tablet fleets with this professional-grade tempered glass, specifically calibrated for the 11-inch iPad Air Liquid Retina display (M4 Chip). Unlike standard protectors, this aluminosilicate glass film is designed to meet the demands of intensive users, protecting the panel against contact scratches and direct impacts without altering the original screen's colourimetry or luminance.

Technically, this glass benefits from an extended chemical tempering heat treatment, reaching a surface hardness of 9H. Its reinforced molecular structure allows for optimal energy absorption in the event of an impact, limiting the risk of crack propagation on the LCD. The cutout is optimised not to obstruct the 12MP ultra-wide front camera located on the long edge, thus ensuring perfect operation of Face ID and ambient light sensors.

Tactile ergonomics are at the heart of this protection: with a controlled thickness of 0.33 mm, it maintains full compatibility with the Apple Pencil Pro. The electrolytic oleophobic surface coating drastically reduces the adhesion of fingerprints and oils, facilitating daily maintenance in professional environments (office, medical, or education).

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer Reference: Glass-iPad-Air11-M4
• Technology / Material: High-alumina tempered glass (Silicate)
• Compatibility: iPad Air 11" M4 (2024 / 2026)
• Hardness: 9H (Anti-scratch certification)
• Thickness: 0.33 mm
• Transparency: 99% HD Clear rating
• Coating: Oleophobic treatment by electroplating
• Adhesive: Full Glue Silicone AB (Japanese origin)

Workshop Advice & Usage

For a perfect installation without micro-dust, we recommend using an installation frame or a controlled environment. Before application, thoroughly clean the panel with a 70% isopropanol solution to remove any grease residue. Note: when installing on an iPad Air M4, ensure exact centring relative to the front camera located on the side. A slight tilt during installation can create a persistent air bubble on the rounded edges of the aluminium chassis.