One of the often-overlooked yet critical indicators of an LED display’s structural integrity is LED thrust—the mechanical bonding strength between the LED lamp bead and the PCB (printed circuit board). Thrust determines how securely each LED is attached to the board, and it is a key factor in withstanding external stress such as shock, vibration, and repeated handling. An LED display with higher thrust means stronger adhesion, which plays a vital role in ensuring the LEDs remain firmly in place throughout the product’s life cycle.
When LED thrust is insufficient, LED screens become vulnerable to pixel detachment, cold solder joints, and visual inconsistencies, especially during transportation, installation, or routine maintenance. These risks are magnified in rental and outdoor LED video walls, where equipment is frequently moved, reinstalled, and exposed to harsh conditions. Failures caused by weak bonding not only compromise display performance but also lead to increased maintenance efforts and operational costs.
To tackle this challenge, YES TECH LED display with TET (Thrust Enhancement Technology) significantly improves the bonding strength between the LED and the PCB. But what exactly is TET? TET is the development of a stronger bond of the LEDs to the circuit board, thus providing a better connection that is more resistant to physical damage. With TET, the thrust strength of each LED display is effectively doubled, dramatically reducing the chance of detachment under physical impact.
Furthermore, when combined with YES TECH’s reinforced cabinet design, the overall anti-collision performance of the rental LED display is enhanced by 2.3 times. This synergy ensures that LED modules stay secure, even under intense use or environmental pressure.
These innovations make YES TECH LED displays with TET tech especially ideal for demanding rental, staging, and outdoor applications—offering a longer lifespan, greater visual stability, and significantly improved reliability.
