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Genuine Epson ET-8550 Scanner Glass | Replacement Flatbed Glass for Epson ET-8550 | 412 mm × 254 mm × 3 mm (16 1/4" × 10" × 1/8")
Replacement Flatbed Glass – 412 mm × 254 mm × 3 mm (16 1/4" × 10" × 1/8") This is a genuine Epson scanner glass, originally designed for the Epson...
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Replacement Flatbed Glass – 412 mm × 254 mm × 3 mm
(16 1/4" × 10" × 1/8")
This is a genuine Epson scanner glass, originally designed for the Epson ET-8550. If your scanner glass is scratched, cracked, chipped, or cloudy, replacing it with this OEM glass will restore sharp, distortion-free scanning performance.
While this glass is specifically sized for the ET-8550, it may also be compatible with other Epson printers or flatbed scanners that use the same or very close dimensions (412 × 254 × 3 mm). Fitment depends strictly on physical measurements — not model name alone.
Using original Epson glass ensures proper optical clarity, correct thickness, and long-term durability compared to generic alternatives.
Product Features
✅ Genuine Epson OEM Part – Manufactured to Epson’s original specifications
✅ Precision Size: 412 × 254 × 3 mm
✅ Optical-Grade Clarity – Maintains high-resolution scan accuracy
✅ Factory 3 mm Thickness – Matches original structural strength
✅ Smooth, Scratch-Free Surface – Restores professional scan quality
Dimensions
📏 Metric: 412 mm × 254 mm × 3 mm
📏 Imperial: 16 1/4" × 10" × 1/8"
(412 mm = 16.22", commonly rounded to 16 1/4")
Compatibility
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✅ Designed for Epson ET-8550
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⚠️ May fit other Epson models or flatbed scanners using glass dimensions of approximately 412 × 254 × 3 mm
Because Epson sometimes uses different internal components within similar model numbers, we cannot guarantee compatibility based on model name alone.
Please Verify Before Ordering
To ensure correct fit:
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Carefully remove your scanner lid or top housing.
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Measure the existing glass in millimeters (length × width × thickness).
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Confirm your glass measures 412 × 254 × 3 mm before purchasing.
Measure the glass only — not the surrounding plastic frame.
Replace your damaged scanner glass with genuine Epson quality and restore your printer’s scanning performance to factory clarity. If you have questions about measurement or fitment, feel free to reach out — we’re happy to assist.
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