Flexible LED Screen Module

EagerLED flexible LED screen modules cover P0.9 to P5 pixel pitches across five module formats, with 3,840 Hz refresh-rate options and 600-800 nit brightness. A soft PCB and magnetic rear mounting allow the modules to follow concave, convex, cylindrical and wave-shaped structures. Use the model tables below to match pixel pitch, module size, resolution and scan mode to your project.

The current range covers P0.9-P5 pixel pitches and module formats of 240 x 120 mm, 320 x 160 mm, 256 x 128 mm, 200 x 150 mm, 250 x 250 mm and 300 x 168.75 mm. Use a finer pitch for closer viewing and detailed content; use a wider pitch where the viewing distance is longer. Final selection should also account for the curve radius, target resolution, brightness, controller and supporting structure.

Choose the module from the finished display requirements, not from pixel pitch alone:

1. Define the viewing distance and content. Fine-pitch models such as P0.9-P1.875 suit close viewing and detailed graphics. P2-P5 options can be more practical for longer viewing distances and larger creative surfaces.
2. Match the module to the geometry. Share the total width, height, curve direction and target radius. A cylinder, concave wall, convex column and wave structure place different demands on the PCB and supporting frame.
3. Confirm brightness and environment. The models on this page list 600-800 nit options. For outdoor, high-ambient-light or weather-exposed projects, confirm whether a dedicated outdoor LED module is more suitable.
4. Check camera and control requirements. Specify the required refresh rate, scan mode, receiving-card layout and target resolution before production. See the LED screen resolution guide for planning support.
5. Plan installation and maintenance access. Flexible modules use magnetic front service on a shaped steel structure. Allow access for power, signal cabling and module replacement.

For related formats, compare the complete LED module range or review EagerLED’s quality-control process.

Ask for model-specific test reports and compliance documents before ordering. Requirements vary by destination market and by the completed LED system, not only the module. For reference, review the European Commission’s RoHS Directive guidance and the U.S. FCC Part 15 rules. Confirm the documents applicable to the exact model and configuration in the final quotation.

Data note: Specifications were reviewed on August 28, 2026 against the model tables on this page. Product availability, electrical configuration and achievable bending radius can vary by project.

A flexible LED screen module is a soft-PCB display panel that can follow a shaped supporting structure. Multiple modules combine to create curved, cylindrical, concave, convex or wave-shaped LED displays while retaining front-service access.

The listed range covers P0.9-P5 with 240 x 120 mm, 320 x 160 mm, 256 x 128 mm, 200 x 150 mm, 250 x 250 mm and 300 x 168.75 mm formats. Availability depends on the LED package, scan mode, brightness and project quantity.

No. The minimum practical radius depends on the module construction, bend direction, supporting frame and installation method. Provide a drawing or target radius so the technical team can confirm a compatible model.

Rear magnets attach the modules to a shaped steel structure. Power and signal cables run behind the modules, while front access supports installation, alignment and replacement.

Send the display dimensions, shape or drawing, bend radius, viewing distance, indoor or outdoor location, target resolution, brightness, refresh-rate requirement and quantity. Use the contact page to submit the project details.