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What is Fine Pitch LED Display?
What is a fine pixel pitch LED video wall?
Advantages of fine pitch LED display
What is the minimum spacing for an LED wall?
What do different types of LED displays illustrate?

Advantages of fine pitch LED display
High resolution and natural color reproduction

The point-by-point correction technology uses the principle of LED luminescence to completely retain the authenticity of the color, avoid the color loss and deviation caused by other display technologies such as the material of backlight projection and the light running path, and realize the true sense of color reproduction.

More stable

The small-pitch LED display has the characteristics of high refresh rate and high gray scale, the picture display is more stable, the response speed is fast, and the residual image and water ripple of the image can be effectively removed, so that the picture is smooth and the viewing experience is better.

Seamless splicing

In the past, LED displays were limited by production technology, and there would be tiny gaps after splicing into a large screen, which became a pain point in the industry. The emergence of small-pitch LED displays makes splicing large screens seamless.

High gray level for better color performance

Even at low brightness, the grayscale performance of the display is almost perfect, and the display of the picture is much more layered and vivid than that of traditional displays, which can show more details and information in the image.

What is the minimum spacing for an LED wall?

The minimum spacing of an LED wall is often referred to as "pixel pitch" or "pixel density" and refers to the distance between adjacent LED pixels. With the continuous advancement of technology, the pixel pitch of LED walls is getting smaller and smaller to achieve higher pixel density and more detailed displays. The minimum spacing of LED walls commonly found in the market today is usually in the following range:


Fine pitch LED display: The pixel pitch is usually between 0.9 mm and 2.5 mm, and even smaller products may also appear. These displays are typically used in indoor locations to provide high resolution and detailed image representation.


Ultra-fine pitch LED display: The pixel pitch is usually below 0.7 mm, and sometimes it can even reach 0.3 mm. These products present unmatched image clarity and realism when viewed up close.

The minimum spacing of an LED wall is often referred to as "pixel pitch" or "pixel density" and refers to the distance between adjacent LED pixels. With the continuous advancement of technology, the pixel pitch of LED walls is getting smaller and smaller to achieve higher pixel density and more detailed displays. The minimum spacing of LED walls commonly found in the market today is usually in the following range:

What do different types of LED displays illustrate?
LED display is a flat display device that uses LED as the light source, which can display text, images, videos and other content. Different types of LED displays have differences in structure, application scenarios and characteristics, and the following are several common LED display types and their descriptions:

Fine pitch LED display:
The small size of the LED chip and the high-density pixel arrangement are used to achieve high pixel density and high resolution, usually in the sub-millimeter range.
It is mainly used in indoor places for close-up viewing, such as commercial displays, indoor billboards, stage shows, conference rooms, etc.
Delivers detailed, lifelike images for high-definition video and detail-rich content.

Outdoor LED Display:
It has the characteristics of waterproof, dustproof, high temperature resistance, etc., and can work normally under various harsh climatic conditions.
It is often used in outdoor billboards, facades of large buildings, stadiums, stations, and other places to provide high-brightness images to attract long-distance audiences.
Large size, high brightness and anti-interference are the distinctive features of outdoor LED displays.

Transparent LED Display:
It is made of materials with high light transmittance, so that the display itself almost does not block the landscape behind it when working, and has a good perspective effect.
It is mainly used for transparent display occasions such as glass curtain walls, shopping mall windows, stage curtains, etc., which can display content without affecting the view.
Transparent LED displays add a modern and aesthetic value to the place.

Flexible LED Display:
Using flexible substrates and LED chips, they can be bent and folded to accommodate a variety of irregular or curved mounting needs.
It is often used in curved buildings, cylindrical objects, special modeling stages, etc., providing unlimited creative possibilities visually.
The flexible LED display has the characteristics of thinness, portability, and flexible installation.

Fixed LED Display:
Installed in a fixed position, generally not moved frequently, for long-term display of content.
It is suitable for large conference halls, TV studios, stadiums, etc., providing stable and long-lasting display effects.
The fixed LED display performs well in terms of display effect and stability.

Detachable LED Display:
Designed to be easy to disassemble and transport, it is often used for temporary events and performances.
It is widely used in exhibitions, concerts, weddings and other occasions that require short-term rental.
The detachable LED display is easy to transport and build, suitable for quick build.
Different types of LED displays provide a variety of options for different scenarios and application needs, which can meet the display needs of various users.