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Product name Series / subtitle Tagline (banner) An ultralight carbon-fiber transparent LED display, built for showrooms, live events and architectural installations that need see-through visual impact with effortless handling. Features (one per line) Ultralight Carbon-Fiber Frame Durable & Rugged Full-Carbon Build Ultra-Slim 63.6 mm Depth High-Transparency See-Through Panel Curveable ±10° Design Front & Rear Maintenance Tool-Free Modular Locking System Available in P3.9 & P2.6

About (one paragraph per line) The Primeview PixelClear transparent LED series rethinks the see-through display, pairing a full carbon-fiber structure with high-transparency LED technology. At only 3.7 kg per panel and just 63.6 mm deep, it is one of the lightest and slimmest transparent cabinets in its class. A tool-free modular locking system, front & rear service access and a curveable ±10° frame let a single crew build straight, curved or 90° screens. Capabilities (Title: description, one per line) Ultralight Carbon Frame: Full carbon-fiber cabinet at ≤3.7 kg for fast, safe handling. Ultra-Slim Profile: Just 63.6 mm deep — ideal for tight rigs and glass facades. High Transparency: See-through design keeps sightlines and daylight open. Curveable & Modular: ±10° curving and a tool-free locking plate. Front & Rear Service: Fast maintenance from either side. Bright & Reliable: 3000 nits peak brightness with black-LED integrated-IC modules. Applications (one per line) Retail & Store Windows Digital Signage Live Events & Concerts Showrooms & Lobbies Broadcast & TV Sets Museums & Exhibitions Corporate & Hospitality Architecture & Facades

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