Can you make a protector for
any screen size?

It's the question we're asked more than any other: "Can you make a protector for my screen?" The short answer is almost always yes. The useful answer explains what's straightforward, what needs a little more work, and what genuinely has limits. This article gives you the honest version.

The short answer

If your display is flat, rectangular, and you can give us its dimensions, we can almost certainly make a protector for it — whatever the size, and whether you need one unit or ten thousand. Screen size alone is rarely the obstacle. We cut protectors for displays from small instrument screens up to large-format panels, in standard sizes and in sizes that no off-the-shelf product has ever existed for.

What's straightforward

• Any flat rectangular display — the overwhelming majority of screens. Phones, tablets, POS terminals, instrument panels, equipment consoles, monitors, kiosks.
• Square or simply-rounded corners — both are routine.
• Standard cutouts — cameras, sensors, speaker grilles, buttons.
• One-offs through to volume — a single protector for an unusual screen is a normal order; so is a production run of thousands.
• Obsolete and niche devices — older hardware and specialist equipment that never had a protector available. If you can measure it, we can cut it.

What needs a little more work

Some displays are entirely doable but need an extra step or a conversation first:

• Curved or contoured glass. 2.5D edges are routine; more pronounced curves need the right material and a discussion about coverage. Tempered glass has curvature limits — significant curves are usually PET film territory.
• Irregular or non-rectangular shapes. Circular displays, irregular industrial HMIs, multi-screen assemblies — all possible, but they need a drawing or a sample rather than just two dimensions.
• Complex cutout patterns. Many precisely-positioned apertures are fine, but they need accurate placement data — a drawing, or a sample we can measure.
• Very large formats. Large displays are possible but affect material handling, shipping and cost. Worth a conversation about the practicalities.
• Specialist optical or environmental requirements. Doable, but these become bespoke projects rather than straightforward cut-to-size orders.

What genuinely has limits

In the spirit of an honest answer, a few things are genuine constraints:

• Extreme compound curves. A surface that curves in two directions at once can't be covered by a flat sheet of glass or film without compromise. There's usually a solution, but it may not be a single-piece protector.
• Tempered glass below a minimum size. Very small glass protectors become impractical to manufacture and handle; below a certain size, film is the realistic option.
• Tolerances tighter than the application supports. We can hold tight tolerances, but if the device itself varies more than the tolerance you've asked for, the constraint is the device, not us. Our made-to-measure page explains tolerance trade-offs.
• A material that doesn't exist. Occasionally a brief asks for a combination of properties no current material delivers. When that's the case, we'll say so — and suggest the closest achievable alternative.

How to find out for your screen

The fastest way to get a definite answer is to tell us about the display: its dimensions if you have them, the device make and model if it has one, whether the glass is flat or curved, and ideally a photograph. With that, we can confirm whether it's a straightforward cut-to-size order, a made-to-measure project, or a bespoke one — and quote accordingly. We aim to respond within 24 working hours.

If you need a single protector for a standard consumer phone or tablet, our retail brand ScreenProtector.co.uk is usually the quicker route. For business displays, unusual hardware, batch orders and anything non-standard, you're in the right place.