If a tablet requirement names Corning Gorilla Glass, request evidence for the exact model and supplied configuration. A general claim about tough glass or a bundled screen protector does not identify the underlying cover-glass product.
Separate the screen components
| Component or claim | Question to resolve |
|---|---|
| Cover glass | Which manufacturer and product are specified for this device revision? |
| Added protector | What accessory is supplied and which configuration does it fit? |
| Completed assembly | Which device-level test evidence applies? |
| Repair replacement | Will the replacement preserve the approved specification? |
Corning's device list explains its model-verification context and advises asking the manufacturer where model verification is unavailable. Absence from a public list alone should not be turned into a definitive conclusion about a device's materials.
Record the accepted statement
Keep the supplier's exact material declaration, model revision and supporting evidence with the quotation. If a different glass is proposed, ask the project owner to review that change explicitly. Do not infer a drop guarantee or a scratch-proof surface from a brand name.
The current T1 description does not identify a Corning Gorilla Glass product. Its current offer includes a matching screen protector, which is a separate accessory statement. No branded cover-glass or device drop-test result is verified here.
Use the material-evidence checklist for documentation questions. Contact Phonemax with the exact screen-material requirement before ordering.
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