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‎07-23-2020 03:37 PM

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Product: HP Scanner
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I am trying to figure out the type and thickness of the scanner's glass. I am guessing that it should be some kind of toughened and ultra clear, anti-glare coated sorta glass. But I want more technical specifics in terms of its optics or physical composition. Is it a quartz glass or a type of borosilicate or some kind of silica infused glass? Or perhaps some substrate with topaz? 

I basically want the kinda glass which can be UVC transparent(for the most part), so trying to figure out the exact substrate of the HP scanner's glass, so it can be my new life saver!

Anybody who has any clues or any idea would be a huge help, thanks a ton in advance. Cheers and stay safe!

 

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