3M™ High Clarity Privacy Filters provide 30 per cent greater definition than standard black privacy filters, making them ideal for those working on detailed spreadsheets, graphic designs, CAD (computer-aided design) models or presentations on devices such as the Apple® MacBook Pro® or iMac® with Retina® displays.

“More workers are choosing high-resolution displays and monitors for a vibrant viewing experience,” said Jessica Walton, 3M's global business manager for Display Materials and Systems. “The new 3M High Clarity Privacy Filter delivers our highest degree of screen clarity to date so workers can take full advantage of modern devices featuring high-resolution displays, full HD (high definition) imagery, cutting-edge graphics and glossy screens.”

As a pioneer in visual privacy solutions, 3M used its advanced micro-louvre technology to create the new filter with a glossy finish on both sides for enhanced clarity.

The filter prevents content on the screen from being viewed, except straight on or at close range, giving users the freedom to work on the move safe in the knowledge that confidential information will be blocked from the view of visual hackers.

As well as providing premium privacy protection and screen clarity, the new filter reduces blue-light transmissions from screen displays by 35 per cent. The filter also gives screens an extra layer of protection from everyday dust and scratches.

3M High Clarity Privacy Filters are currently available in 14 sizes for monitors and laptops with screens ranging in size from 13 to 27 inches.

Said Georgie Winston-Bray, 3M marketing executive and product manager for the Display Materials and Systems Division: “We offer one of the industry’s most complete range of privacy filters, helping companies comply with data privacy laws by improving visual privacy in the office and for employees working in public spaces.

“The high clarity filter is a great addition to the range and means that users of high resolution screens can now keep confidential information private without compromising on image clarity.”

Find out more by visiting the 3M Privacy website