LG Display Unveils FMM-Less OLED FLiPP Technology

LG Display's new FLiPP process uses UV etching to boost OLED brightness by 1.6 times and lifespan by 2.4 times across all screen sizes.

LG Display unveiled its new FMM-Less innovative Pixel Patterning (FLiPP) technology at the International Meeting on Information Display 2026 in Busan. This OLED manufacturing method replaces traditional fine metal masks with a UV light etching process.

The FLiPP process utilizes 8.5th-generation mother glass as a single piece, achieving 64% higher utilization efficiency than divided substrate methods. It supports displays from 1 to 100 inches, targeting tablets, monitors, wearables, and large TVs.

Compared to FMM panels, FLiPP increases brightness by 1.6 times and lifespan by 2.4 times while cutting power use by 13%. The 55% aperture ratio improvement marks a significant leap in OLED performance alongside the award-winning HDS scanning technology.


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