Suspended transparent illuminated panels
Clear panels hang from overhead structures while white or colored graphics illuminate against the transparent background.
Suitable for: Showrooms, event displays, and indoor brand presentation
PRODUCTS & CASES
Conductive Film Signage
Add localized illumination to transparent surfaces through small-area validation first.
Designed for sample testing, glass retrofits, and development trials.
Real Project Cases
4 project images
OnePlus Conductive Film Sign
A transparent panel is suspended from metal rods, with a white geometric motif illuminated at the centre while the background remains visible.
Glass display, acrylic display, concealed power routingView Project Details
5 project images
Li-Ning Olympic Conductive Film Display
The suspended transparent panel combines visible Li-Ning graphics, Chinese and English text, and Olympic rings while retaining a view through the space behind.
Glass display, acrylic display, concealed power routingView Project Details
3 project images
Conductive Film Illuminated Storefront Sign
White illuminated Xiaodou Haitang lettering is mounted above a storefront entrance on a glass surface, keeping sightlines through the background.
Glass display, acrylic display, concealed power routingView Project DetailsCase application selection
Explore two conductive-film display applications across 3 published cases
The published cases show suspended transparent illuminated panels and storefront glass-interface signage. Images verify the finished appearance, while conductive routing remains drawing-specific.
Illuminated lettering on storefront glass
Illuminated Chinese lettering sits on the glass interface above an entrance, limiting visual obstruction across the storefront.
Suitable for: Mall stores, glass storefronts, and transparent partitions
Related casesConductive Film Illuminated Storefront Sign
This page currently lists 3 published cases. The cases and images on this page show published finished work and fabrication effects; they do not define one standard material, size, or installation specification.
The published-case count is calculated from this page’s current catalog. Final construction is confirmed from approved drawings, samples, and site installation conditions.
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BUYER DECISIONS
How to Choose
Validate area and routing first
Area, contact distance, and routing affect the solution and must be reviewed first.
A sample does not replace project review
A sample can validate the visual effect, but a production project still requires review against final dimensions and site conditions.
PRODUCTION REFERENCE
Production and Quality Checks
Application review
Confirm substrate, area, graphics, and power conditions.
Sample fabrication
Produce a localized sample and check contact and illumination.
Project confirmation
Recheck the structure against final dimensions and installation information.
FINISHED PRODUCT REVIEW
What Should Be Checked?
- The film is checked for flat adhesion without visible bubbles, creases, or lifted edges.
- Contact points and conductive paths are checked for continuity and stability.
- The illuminated area, edge protection, and power connections are checked against the sample or drawing.
PROJECT INPUTS
What Is Needed for Quotation?
- Substrate type and dimensions
- Illuminated area and drawing
- Power and contact positions
- Installation environment and quantity
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions Before Quotation
- Is conductive film suitable for large areas?
- Large areas cannot be approved from a small sample alone. Routing, contact distance, stability, and maintenance conditions require a separate review.
- Can it be applied to existing glass?
- Some retrofit situations can be reviewed after confirming glass type, dimensions, surface condition, and on-site power.
- Why is a sample recommended first?
- A sample helps verify transparency, lighting position, and contact method before production and reduces structural misunderstandings.