Strip screen technology has become increasingly vital in industrial, commercial, and consumer electronics due to its modular design, high brightness, and long-term reliability. The strip screen series—ranging from 14.1 inches to 86 inches—offers flexibility for diverse applications such as digital signage, control rooms, retail displays, and automotive dashboards. Each size within this series serves a specific purpose based on viewing distance, space constraints, and content complexity.
For instance, smaller sizes like 14.1" and 19" are ideal for embedded systems or compact kiosks where space is limited but clarity is essential. The 19.5" and 21.2" models strike a balance between portability and visibility, making them popular in point-of-sale (POS) terminals and medical equipment. Mid-range screens from 23.1" to 29.4" are widely used in digital signage for retail stores, airports, and public transportation, offering optimal resolution and brightness for medium-distance viewing.
Larger formats such as 36.6", 37", 37.6", and 42" provide immersive experiences for command centers, industrial automation panels, and interactive exhibits. The 48.3" to 58.6" range caters to professional video walls and collaborative workspaces, while the 86" model represents the pinnacle of large-format strip screens—perfect for stadiums, corporate lobbies, and event venues. These screens typically use LED-backlit LCD panels with high contrast ratios and wide viewing angles, ensuring consistent image quality across multiple viewing positions.
Manufacturers like LG, Samsung, and BOE have standardized many of these sizes to support mass production and reduce costs. Additionally, environmental testing—including temperature resilience (-20°C to +60°C), humidity resistance (10–90% RH), and MIL-STD-810G shock and vibration compliance—ensures durability in demanding environments. With advancements in microLED and Mini-LED technologies, future strip screen sizes will offer even higher brightness, better energy efficiency, and thinner form factors.
Whether selecting a 14.1" unit for an IoT device or an 86" panel for a smart city dashboard, understanding the application-specific benefits of each size is critical for maximizing performance and return on investment.
