LCD protective film for meters?

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  • Guido
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    • Oct 2006
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    LCD protective film for meters?

    LCD protective film for meters?

    Hello every one I am new here and need a little help.

    I am looking for the proper lens protective film to put on my test equipment lenses.
    I have checked Google and Ebay and there seems to be several types on the market.

    Hoping some one here has experience with this and can save me the pain of trial and error.

    Thanks
    Guido
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