FaceLCD Hong Kong Limited
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E-mail: sales@facelcd.com
Address: 13F, Buiding B, Colorful Tech Park, Guanlan High tech park, Longhua Dist, Shenzhen,China ZIP code 518100
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Choosing a custom LCD display manufacturer is not only about finding a panel with the right size and resolution. The display, touch panel, driver board, mechanical structure, interface, and operating environment must work together inside the final equipment. FaceLCD supports this process by supplying LCD modules, touch panels, LCD driver boards, open-frame monitors, and integrated display solutions through one direct manufacturing relationship.
Founded in 2009, FaceLCD operates production facilities in Shenzhen and Dongguan and supplies customers in more than 40 countries. Its display portfolio covers TFT-LCD, STN and FSTN LCM, OLED, capacitive and resistive touch panels, driver boards, monitors, and LCD all-in-one machines.
Have a custom display project? Send FaceLCD your application, dimensions, resolution, interface, touch requirements, expected quantity, and project schedule for an initial technical review and quotation.
A custom display project may require more than an LCD module. The buyer may also need a touch panel, cover glass, driver board, cables, mounting structure, or monitor-level assembly. Sourcing these components from separate suppliers can create additional communication and compatibility work.
FaceLCD can support several parts of the display system within the same project discussion. Depending on the application, the proposed configuration may include:
This integrated approach allows electrical, mechanical, optical, and touch requirements to be reviewed together instead of treating every component as an isolated purchase.
Display projects often involve detailed technical decisions. These may include outline dimensions, active area, resolution, brightness, viewing direction, interface, power requirements, touch operation, and environmental conditions.
Working directly with the manufacturing side allows the buyer to discuss these requirements before approving a display configuration. Early technical alignment can also help identify potential integration issues before the project reaches a later development stage.
Not every project requires a fully customized display. Some applications can use an existing standard module, while others may need modifications or a more extensively integrated solution.
FaceLCD can review whether the project is better suited to:
| Solution Category | What It Can Include | Typical Buyer Need | Information to Provide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom LCD module | TFT-LCD, STN, FSTN LCM, or OLED where available | A display matched to product dimensions and performance requirements | Size, resolution, interface, brightness, and operating environment |
| LCD with touch | LCD module with capacitive or resistive touch | An interactive HMI or equipment control interface | Touch type, cover-glass requirements, dimensions, and operating conditions |
| LCD and driver-board solution | Display panel with a compatible controller or converter board | Signal conversion and easier system integration | Input signal, resolution, power, and control requirements |
| Open-frame monitor | Display, controller board, frame, and optional touch | An embedded monitor for industrial, kiosk, or commercial equipment | Mounting, enclosure, video input, touch, and environmental requirements |
| All-in-one display solution | A more complete integrated display configuration where technically supported | Reduced coordination between multiple component suppliers | Complete equipment specifications, drawings, and application details |
Buyers can review FaceLCD’s broader product categories on the FaceLCD display products page.
FaceLCD’s stated product coverage includes several display technologies for different types of equipment and interface requirements:
The appropriate technology depends on the required size, visual performance, power conditions, interface, operating environment, and product design.
FaceLCD states that its overall product range covers display sizes from 0.96 inches to 49 inches. Actual availability depends on the selected display technology, resolution, interface, touch configuration, and project requirements.
Touch operation must be considered together with the LCD, enclosure, cover structure, and final operating environment. FaceLCD supplies both capacitive and resistive touch-panel options for suitable projects.
The technical review may consider:
FaceLCD also supplies LCD driver and converter-board products. These may help connect the selected panel to the input signal used by the buyer’s equipment.
Driver-board selection can depend on the panel resolution, interface, power supply, input source, control requirements, and available enclosure space. These details should be confirmed during the technical review rather than after the display and board have been purchased separately.
The process starts with the buyer providing available technical and commercial information. A more complete inquiry allows FaceLCD to evaluate the project more accurately.
Useful information includes:
FaceLCD reviews the project information to determine which type of display configuration may be suitable. The recommendation may involve an existing module, a modified display, a touch-display combination, a matched driver board, or a more complete monitor assembly.
The review should consider how the display will fit mechanically and electrically inside the final equipment, not only whether the diagonal size is correct.
Before production, the buyer and manufacturer must confirm the applicable technical and commercial documents. Depending on the project, these may include a specification sheet, mechanical drawing, touch-panel drawing, interface information, quotation, sample terms, and tooling information.
The buyer should carefully review dimensions, connectors, interface definitions, touch structure, performance requirements, and operating conditions before approving the proposed configuration.
When a sample is required, the buyer should test it inside the intended equipment and operating environment. Validation may include mechanical fit, display quality, touch operation, interface compatibility, brightness, viewing performance, and system stability.
Any required revisions should be documented and confirmed before the project moves into production.
After the technical and commercial requirements have been approved, the project can proceed according to the agreed production and delivery terms. Inspection requirements, packaging, documentation, and shipping arrangements should be confirmed for the specific order.
| Project Stage | FaceLCD Responsibility | Buyer Responsibility | Expected Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requirement review | Review the supplied application and technical information | Provide complete and accurate project requirements | Initial project-fit assessment |
| Technical alignment | Recommend a suitable display configuration | Confirm equipment and system requirements | Proposed display solution |
| Specification confirmation | Prepare applicable specifications and drawings | Review and approve the documents | Approved project definition |
| Sample or validation | Supply the agreed sample or configuration | Test it in the intended equipment | Validation feedback and approval |
| Production | Manufacture according to the approved terms | Confirm the order and agreed schedule | Production units |
| Delivery | Package and coordinate the agreed shipment | Complete receiving and incoming checks | Delivered order |
FaceLCD states that the company was founded in 2009. This operating history gives buyers a clear point to consider when evaluating the company as a long-term display supplier.
FaceLCD identifies production facilities in Shenzhen and Dongguan. Factory, workshop, assembly, laminating, production-line, and inspection photographs can help buyers understand which processes are completed internally and how different display products are handled.
More information about the company and its stated manufacturing background is available on the FaceLCD company profile.
FaceLCD states that it exports products to more than 40 countries. International buyers should still confirm project-specific details such as documentation, packaging, shipping arrangements, order quantity, schedule, and destination requirements before placing an order.
FaceLCD supplies display-related products for multiple B2B equipment categories. Each project must still be evaluated according to its specific technical and environmental requirements.
Industrial control panels, inspection machines, test equipment, and embedded HMIs may require specific interfaces, touch operation, brightness, mounting structures, and environmental performance.
Medical-equipment display projects may require careful review of visual performance, mechanical integration, touch operation, documentation, and the requirements of the final device.
Automotive display projects may involve temperature, brightness, viewing, touch, vibration, electrical, and long-term supply considerations that must be confirmed for the particular application.
Smart-home control panels and connected devices may use compact LCD and touch interfaces that must fit the product enclosure and communicate correctly with the main system.
Kiosks, vending equipment, terminals, and public-facing interfaces may require larger displays, durable touch operation, suitable brightness, and an open-frame or integrated monitor structure.
FaceLCD also identifies security equipment, artificial intelligence products, commercial displays, and other specialized equipment among its application areas.
You do not need every specification before making initial contact. However, providing the following information can make the technical review and quotation more accurate:
At minimum, send the application, required size, resolution, interface, touch requirement, estimated quantity, and any available drawing or reference model.
Provide the application, display size, dimensions, resolution, interface, brightness, touch requirements, operating conditions, expected quantity, and target schedule. Existing drawings or reference part numbers can also improve the initial review.
FaceLCD supplies LCD modules, capacitive and resistive touch panels, and LCD driver boards. Whether they can be combined into one matched solution depends on the panel, signal, power, dimensions, enclosure, and project requirements.
FaceLCD’s stated product coverage includes TFT-LCD, STN LCM, FSTN LCM, and OLED display products.
FaceLCD states that its overall display portfolio covers sizes from 0.96 inches to 49 inches. Availability depends on the technology, resolution, interface, and required configuration.
Yes. FaceLCD supplies both capacitive and resistive touch-panel products for suitable display and equipment projects.
FaceLCD includes open-frame monitors in its product portfolio. Buyers should provide the required size, mounting method, video input, touch requirements, enclosure limits, and operating environment.
FaceLCD identifies industrial control, security, commercial displays, medical equipment, smart-home devices, automotive electronics, AI equipment, and inspection equipment among its application areas.
FaceLCD states that its production facilities are located in Shenzhen and Dongguan, China.
FaceLCD states that it exports products to more than 40 countries. International buyers should confirm project specifications, documentation, packaging, shipping terms, and delivery arrangements for each order.
Prepare your available project information and submit it through the FaceLCD contact page. Include the application, dimensions, resolution, interface, touch requirements, expected quantity, schedule, and any available drawings.
A suitable custom display solution begins with clear project information. Send FaceLCD your display size, resolution, interface, touch requirements, application, expected quantity, and target schedule for an initial technical review.