LED curtain screens, also known as LED mesh screens, are renowned for their ultra-lightweight and ultra-thin design, which makes them an ideal choice for scenarios requiring flexible installation and minimal structural load. Unlike traditional LED displays, their curtain-like structure consists of evenly distributed LED lamp beads on a lightweight mesh substrate, allowing for easy folding, rolling, and transportation. This flexibility enables them to adapt to various irregular shapes and curved surfaces, such as the facades of buildings, stage backdrops, and large-scale performance venues.

Another prominent advantage of LED curtain screens is their excellent transparency. With a high transmittance rate ranging from 60% to 90%, they can minimize the impact on the original appearance of buildings and natural lighting, making them widely used in architectural media facades. They do not block the view of the interior of the building or the external scenery, achieving a perfect integration of display functions and architectural aesthetics. Additionally, their open mesh structure ensures good heat dissipation and wind resistance, which is particularly important for outdoor applications in harsh weather conditions.

In terms of performance, modern LED curtain screens offer high brightness, high contrast, and wide viewing angles, ensuring clear and vivid image display even in strong outdoor light. They support seamless splicing, allowing for the creation of large-area display screens to meet the needs of large-scale events and advertising campaigns. Whether it is a concert, a sports event, or a commercial complex, LED curtain screens can deliver impressive visual effects while maintaining the practicality and safety of the installation environment.