Outdoor SMD Screens
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Flexible SMD Screens
A flexible LED module has a soft rubber base, so it bends to follow curved walls, pillars, arches and cylinders. Modules are fixed to a shaped frame, usually with magnets.
Typical specifications
| Specification | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | about 1.5–4 mm |
| Module size | commonly 320 × 160 mm or 240 × 120 mm |
| Bend | convex and concave within the model’s minimum bend radius |
| Brightness | indoor models, set by the model |
| Mounting | magnets onto a steel frame shaped to the curve |
These are typical ranges across brands; the exact figures depend on the model we quote.
Where it works best
- round and square pillars
- curved reception walls
- cylinders and rings
- stage and retail features
What to check before you buy
- The smallest radius of your curve against the module’s minimum bend radius
- A frame made accurately to the curve, so seams stay tight
- Software mapping so the picture is not stretched
- Indoor use only unless the model is rated for outdoors
Frequently asked questions
Can a flexible module go outdoors?
Most flexible modules are indoor-only. Outdoor curves usually use rigid cabinets angled to form the curve.
How tight can it bend?
It depends on the model’s rated bend radius. We check it against your drawing before quoting.
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Model availability changes, so we confirm the exact model, datasheet and delivery time with every quote. Call 0306-1333384 or ask for a free quote. The site survey is free and every installation carries a one year warranty.