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JJC SA JFXL Protective Wrap
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| Type of Product | Other Accessories |
| Compatible | universāla |
| Compatible | Nintendo Switch 1/2 |
| Compatible | Tablet |
| Compatible | Steam Deck |
Protective Wrap for Equipment and Pets
The JJC SA JFXL Protective Wrap is designed for quick and easy wrapping around cameras, lenses, flashes, gaming devices like Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, computers, iPads, or other valuables that fit in a bag or case. It effectively protects devices from scratches and bumps without occupying much space. Available in various patterns including circuit, photography rig, pink feather, and ethnic designs.
Highlights
- Protects equipment from scratches and bumps
- Made of high-quality ripstop fabric that is hard wearing, crease resistant, and durable
- Self-adhesive design with strong adhesive strength
- Can be used to safely wrap cats or kittens
High Quality Material
The wrap is constructed from premium ripstop polyester material, ensuring durability and wrinkle resistance for years of reliable use. The microfiber exterior can remove stains or water spots from screens or other tools, while the soft and smooth inner lining is gentle on your belongings. The fabric is versatile, easy to pack and open. Both the outside and inside surfaces are mutually adhesive, allowing free wrapping around equipment in any shape. The adhesive strength remains effective even after washing.
Safe for Use with Pets
Additionally, the wrap can be used to safely restrain cats or kittens during grooming activities such as nail trimming, hair cutting, teeth brushing, ear cleaning, and medication administration. This reduces the risk of injury to pets and prevents scratches or bites to the owner. Made from soft, skin-friendly materials, the wrap is durable, comfortable, odor-free, and safe for cats. It also helps remove loose fur and maintain a clean home environment.
Specifications
- Model: JJC SA JFXL
- Weight: 192 g
- Size: 70 x 70 cm
- Material: Polyester
- Warranty: 2 years
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