Free Tools for Fleet Screen Protection
Small, focused tools for people who specify, buy, and maintain commercial device fleets. Every output is deterministic: the same inputs give the same result, stamped with the device dataset refresh date. Tool outputs are decisions and OEM facts only, never product test claims.
Cleaning Chemical Compatibility Lookup
Look up the cleaning agents a device manufacturer publishes for its own model, each agent linked to its OEM source, with the date we last verified the list.
509 of 1037 catalog models carry OEM-published cleaning guidance
Open toolScreen Size and Dimensions Helper
Convert screen width and height in millimeters to display diagonal and aspect ratio, match measurements against sourced catalog models, or browse every catalog diagonal.
143 models with sourced millimeter dimensions across 87 distinct diagonals
Open toolFleet Protection Cost Estimator
Turn device class, quantity, deployment environment, and protection priorities into a supplier-ready specification draft. Guidance, not pricing: matched suppliers quote actual costs.
5 device classes, 7 deployment environments, 4 protection priorities
Open toolFree, embeddable, cite-able
All three tools are free, need no account, and are safe to cite or reuse with attribution and a link. Each tool page carries its canonical URL, a ready-made citation line, and a copy button. Data behind the tools is refreshed with the device dataset (last refreshed 2026-09-05); cite the canonical page so your readers always see current output.
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