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GGS Larmor LCD Screen Protector for Sony a7CR / a7C II
GGS| Products ID: | 194013 |
|---|---|
| Manufactured by: | GGS |
| Availablity: | SOLDOUT! |
| EAN: | 6970990942298 |
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Choose countryThe GGS Larmor is a six-layer LCD screen protector made from Japanese optical glass designed for Sony a7CR and a7C II cameras to guard the display against damage, scratches, impacts, and dirt.
Slim Profile and Display Clarity
Tempered glass with an 8H surface hardness measures just 0.3 mm thick, allowing it to be used on cameras equipped with a swivel screen while minimizing snagging. Anti-reflective coatings preserve image quality and original colors, and touchscreen functionality remains fully responsive. The black frame finish neatly integrates with the camera body.
Glue-Free Adhesive Layer
Installation is simple and secure without liquid glue, using a high-adhesion silicone layer that leaves no residue upon removal. A pre-moistened cleaning cloth is included in the package for surface preparation.
| Material | Japanese optical glass |
|---|---|
| Number of layers | 6 (UV, anti-reflective, strengthening) |
| Surface hardness | 8H |
| Glass thickness | 0.3 mm |
| Pressure resistance | Up to 12 kg per cm² |
| Light transmission | Over 95% |
| Installation method | Silicone adhesive layer (no glue) |
| Compatibility | Sony a7CR / a7C II cameras |
Does this screen protector leave adhesive residue when removed?
No. The protector adheres using a silicone layer without traditional glue, leaving no marks on the LCD screen upon removal.
What is included in the package?
The package includes the protective glass for the camera main screen and a pre-moistened cloth for cleaning the screen before application.













