Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

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Guangdong Mietubl Holding Development Co., Ltd.

Multispecialty supplier 8 yrs

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Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Mietubl Self-repair Hydrogel TPU Material For Cutter Machine Phone Foils Four Layers Protective Film

Key attributes

Industry-specific attributes

function

Anti-scratch, Anti-Fingerprint, anti-explosion, Anti-SPY, High Transparent, Anti-Glare, ULTRA-THIN

use

Mobile Phone, Mp3 Player, GPS, Smart Watch, camera lense of mobilephone, protective film cutting machine

material

TPU

Other attributes

compatible brand

For Huawei

brand name

Mietubl

model number

MP

radian

3D

quality

Grade AAA

place of origin

Guangdong, China

Thickness

0.17mm

Transparency

98%

Type

high clear/matte/privacy/anti blue clear/anti blue matte

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units:

Single item

Single package size:

18X8X1 cm

Single gross weight:

0.020 kg

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Lead time

Customization

Product descriptions from the supplier

100 - 499 pieces

$0.42

500 - 999 pieces

$0.39

>= 1000 pieces

$0.36

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