Optical performance
Reflections and viewing conditions become important over a large viewing area. Define the lighting and readability criteria.
Large format · Up to 59 inches diagonal
Large-format optical bonding up to 59 inches
Large front assemblies bring optical, mechanical and handling considerations into sharp focus. Submit your display details for a project-specific review.
UP TO 59 INCHES*APPLICATION-LEDPROTOTYPE TO PROJECT PLAN
*Diagonal scope. Dimensions and stack suitability require technical assessment.
The project perspective
A diagonal is a starting point, not an approval
Projects up to 59 inches diagonal can be assessed. Suitability depends on overall dimensions, display construction, touch sensor, cover glass and operating conditions. A 55-inch model is within the stated diagonal range, but its individual build must still be checked. Displays above 59 inches are outside the current project scope.
Glass and handling
Outside dimensions, glass thickness, weight and mounting influence safe handling and assembly tolerances.
Touch across the surface
Specify the sensor, controller and expected operating modes. Reliable response must be evaluated in the intended stack.
Before the first review
What to put in your brief.
A useful specification reduces uncertainty and gives the technical review a clear starting point.
- Diagonal and overall width × height in millimetres
- Display model, touch sensor and glass drawing
- Handling, mounting, sample quantity and target volume
Questions worth asking
Clear scope. Clear expectations.
Can a 55-inch display be assessed?
Yes, it is within the 59-inch diagonal scope. Feasibility is still conditional on its model, dimensions and assembly requirements.
Can you assess an 86-inch display?
No. The current scope is limited to displays up to 59 inches diagonal.
Are small quantities relevant?
Include the required prototype quantity and planned production volume. The sample and manufacturing route will be considered as part of the review.
Your application. Your requirements.
Make the next step specific.
Share the display details, the environment and the project timeline.
Discuss your project