A SEG banner stand holds a fabric graphic in a frame using a silicone strip sewn around the graphic's edges. The strip fits into a frame channel, tensioning the printed surface for a clean presentation. Replacement graphics allow the frame to remain in use when a campaign changes.
EXPOMAX's collection includes non-illuminated banner stands and LED fabric lightboxes. It also includes wall-mounted models, so lighting and installation method should both be considered when selecting a system.
The depth figures below describe the frame profile, not the width or height of the finished display.
| Model or series | Approx. frame depth | Display type | Key selection point |
|---|---|---|---|
| EM-18B SEG Banner Stand | 1.57 in | Non-illuminated fabric stand | A non-lit option for locations with sufficient ambient light |
| EM-18G / EM-18GA | 2.36 in | Wall-mounted SEG lightboxes | Choose for a branded wall installation; these are not freestanding banner stands |
| Slim SEG Lightbox | 2.56 in | Aluminum LED fabric display | A slim-profile option; specify the required mounting arrangement |
| EM-18C SEG Lightbox | 3.15 in | Aluminum LED fabric display | Compare available display widths and installation requirements |
| EM-18F SEG Lightbox | 4.72 in | Aluminum LED fabric display | Confirm the supported sizes and lighting configuration for this model |
| SEGQuick Pro R1 EM-18FA | 4.72 in | Aluminum SEG lightbox | Tool-free frame assembly for repeat display setups |
| SEGQuick ULTRA R2 EM-18FB | 4.72 in | PVC SEG lightbox | The PVC-frame option in the R2 range |
| SEGQuick ULTRA R2 EM-18FBA | 4.72 in | Aluminum SEG lightbox | The aluminum-frame option in the R2 range |
A non-illuminated SEG stand relies on the lighting already present in the venue. It does not require an electrical connection for the graphic, making it useful for information points, reception areas and promotional spaces where power is unavailable.
A backlit SEG display uses internal LEDs to illuminate a compatible fabric graphic. It is a different system, with lighting components and a power supply to plan for. Confirm the graphic fabric, electrical requirements and installation method before ordering; a non-lit frame should not be assumed to accept a lighting upgrade.
Start with the location. A freestanding display needs floor space and a suitable base arrangement, while a wall-mounted lightbox needs an appropriate installation surface. Next, decide whether the graphic needs internal illumination and whether visitors will view one or both sides.
For repeated events, compare assembled size, packed dimensions, handling weight and assembly method. For retail rollouts, also consider replacement graphics and consistency across locations. Choose aluminum or PVC by comparing the specifications of the actual models, rather than assuming that all frames with the same depth are interchangeable.
Prepare artwork using the template for your selected model and size. Confirm the print side, finished graphic dimensions and silicone edge specification before production. A matching frame depth alone does not establish graphic compatibility.
For distributor and wholesale inquiries, send the model, quantity, display dimensions, delivery destination and required date. Specify whether you need hardware, printed graphics or a complete display set. This information helps define an accurate quotation and avoids mixing different configurations.
No. SEG describes the graphic attachment method, not the lighting. The EM-18B is a non-illuminated stand; the lightbox models include an LED lighting system.
Yes. EM-18FB is the PVC version, while EM-18FBA is the aluminum version. Compare the individual model specifications before selecting a frame.
Yes, with a replacement made for the correct frame and size. Use the matching artwork template and confirm the edge specification before reprinting.
No. EM-18G and EM-18GA are wall-mounted systems. For a floor display, request a model and support arrangement intended for freestanding use.
Contact EXPOMAX with your preferred model and project requirements. Tell us where the display will be installed, whether you need illumination and how often the graphics will change.