SEG stands for silicone edge graphics. A flexible silicone strip is sewn around the fabric graphic and pressed into a matching channel in the frame. This holds the printed fabric under tension and creates a clean graphic edge.
SEG describes how the graphic attaches; the display can be non-backlit or illuminated. It can also use different supporting structures, including sectional frames and expandable pop-up systems. Choose the frame type and lighting configuration together.
Non-backlit displays use ambient or separately arranged front lighting. The EM-18B banner-frame range is one option in this collection, with a nominal 1.57-inch profile and replaceable SEG graphics.
Choose a non-illuminated frame when the project needs a branded fabric surface without internal lighting. For a larger modular wall, explore the non-backlit SEG ABCD backdrops and select the appropriate modules and supports.
LED lightboxes illuminate a suitable printed fabric graphic from inside the frame. They suit projects where an illuminated brand image is part of the display design, such as an exhibition backwall, showroom feature, or retail promotion.
Our SEG Lightbox collection includes several frame families. This broader backdrop collection also features SEGQuick Pro and SEGQuick ULTRA configurations. Compare the actual model, frame size, lighting components, and packing specification when choosing a system.
A SEG pop-up display uses an expandable framework and silicone-edge graphics. This category includes nominal 8ft, 10ft, and 20ft versions in both non-backlit and backlit formats.
Compare the non-backlit SEG pop-up display with the SEG Pop-up Lightbox range. Pop-up describes the frame mechanism; check the selected model separately for its lighting and graphic configuration.
The collection also contains 3D forms and related display elements. Explore 3D SEG Lightboxes, SEG Counters, and SEG Hanging Banners when planning a coordinated exhibition space. Specify each element for its intended position and installation method.
| Selection factor | Non-backlit SEG display | Backlit SEG display |
|---|---|---|
| Light source | Ambient light or separate front lighting | Internal LEDs in the specified lightbox package |
| Graphic requirement | Fabric and finishing matched to the non-lit frame | Fabric and print production suited to backlighting |
| Electrical planning | No power required for the non-lit frame itself | Power supply, cable routing, and venue connection required |
| Typical project priority | A reusable printed wall with straightforward lighting needs | An illuminated graphic as part of the display design |
| Replacement print | Must match the original frame and template | Must match the frame, template, and backlit specification |
Make the lighting choice before finalizing the graphic and hardware package. A non-backlit frame should only be converted to an illuminated configuration when the specific system supports that option.
SEGQuick ULTRA includes the R2 PVC lightbox EM-18FB and the R2 aluminum lightbox EM-18FBA. Both are listed with a nominal 4.72-inch frame profile, but their material and model specifications are distinct.
Compare a like-for-like size and package when selecting between them. Review the finished frame dimensions, gross weight, packing volume, accessories, and assembly method. Give the model code in your enquiry so the quotation and replacement-graphic requirements stay tied to the correct system.
Start with the available width, height, and floor depth. Frame-profile depth does not include every support foot or accessory. Use the selected model's drawing to position the wall around counters, demonstration equipment, and visitor access.
Specify whether the display will be viewed from the front, both sides, or around its edges. Selected pop-up models offer front-face, wraparound, and double-sided graphic arrangements. Match the artwork package to the surfaces your audience will actually see.
For an illuminated display, request the rated power consumption, power-supply input specification, plug type, and cable arrangement for your chosen configuration. These requirements vary with the model and size. Plan venue power using the confirmed electrical specification.
A replacement graphic lets you update a campaign while retaining a suitable frame. Use the template for the exact model, size, printed sides, and lighting configuration. Visible frame dimensions alone are insufficient for preparing the print file.
Follow the template's bleed, safe area, and silicone-edge finishing requirements. For backlit artwork, review important colors and dark areas with the intended illuminated appearance in mind. Send the original model or order reference when ordering replacement graphics.
No. SEG identifies the silicone-edge graphic system. This collection includes both non-backlit frames and LED lightboxes.
No. EXPOMAX offers aluminum frames and PVC options in selected lightbox families. Compare the specific model and package requirements.
No. Pop-up describes the expandable frame structure. Non-backlit and backlit SEG pop-up models are separate configurations in this collection.
Compatibility depends on the frame dimensions, graphic template, edge specification, and lighting requirements. Use a graphic prepared for the selected system.
Selected models support double-sided graphics. State the required viewing faces when ordering, including any printed side returns on a pop-up display.
Browse the SEG Booth Series for coordinated layouts. Share your floor plan, branding areas, and accessory requirements so the project can be specified as a complete configuration.
Contact EXPOMAX with the display type, preferred model, size, quantity, printed sides, delivery location, and event date. Specify whether you need a non-backlit frame, LED lightbox, pop-up system, or replacement graphics. For distributor projects, include the product mix and repeat-order requirements you want the quotation to cover.
