Can’t See Outdoor Screens Clearly? Senpal Chooses AR Laminated Anti-Glare Glass to Solve 3 Core Problems

The "face" of an outdoor advertising display is its screen, yet many operators have encountered such embarrassing situations:

At noon in a business district, the screen turns completely white under sunlight, making the advertising content totally invisible;

In a scenic area on rainy days, raindrops stick to the glass, blurring the image into a mess;

Occasionally, when hard objects hit the screen, there is also the worry of broken glass posing safety risks...

In fact, these problems are all related to the choice of screen glass. The reason why Senpal outdoor advertising displays can "be clearly seen and used with confidence" in various environments lies in the correct selection of AR laminated anti-glare glass — it is not just ordinary glass used casually, but tailor-made to address outdoor pain points, with every design solving practical problems.

1. No Glare Under Strong Light: Clear Images Even at Noon

The most troublesome issue with outdoor screens is "glare".

Ordinary glass typically has a reflectivity of over 8%. When exposed to direct sunlight at noon, the screen acts like a "mirror" — not only can the details of the advertisement not be seen clearly, but even the outline of the image is blurred. The first core advantage of AR laminated anti-glare glass is its "anti-glare" property, with a reflectivity of < 3% and a light transmittance of > 85%.

Its surface is coated with multiple layers of AR optical film — just like putting an "anti-light coat" on the glass, which can reduce the reflectivity of external light to less than 1%. At 12 noon, when the sun is strongest, the screens of ordinary advertising displays suffer from severe glare, and passers-by won’t even glance at them; however, with Senpal’s displays, even if sunlight shines directly on the screen, the text and images in the advertisement remain clear, and even the diamond luster in luxury ads can be accurately reproduced.

More thoughtfully, the glass also undergoes AG chemical etching treatment: its surface is not smooth, but has tiny rough structures invisible to the naked eye. This way, even at backlit angles (for example, when someone views the screen from the side), there will be no dazzling "glare spots", making it comfortable for the eyes and naturally encouraging people to stop and watch the advertisement for a few more seconds.

2. No Blur on Rainy Days: Clear Images Even After Rain

When ordinary glass encounters rain, it forms a "water film", which blurs the image; even after the rain stops, water stains and dust mix on the glass, requiring staff to clean it — a troublesome and labor-intensive task. AR laminated anti-glare glass fundamentally solves the problem of "poor visibility on rainy days".

On one hand, the AR coating itself has hydrophobic properties: when raindrops fall on the glass, they won’t stick to the surface to form a water film, but will roll off automatically as small water droplets, just like "lotus leaves repelling water". Even in moderate rain, the screen won’t be blurred by rain, and the advertising image remains clear at all times. On the other hand, the laminated layer can "isolate moisture": ordinary glass is a single layer, and when the temperature difference is large on rainy days, water droplets tend to condense on the inner side of the glass; while AR laminated anti-glare glass adopts a "double-layer glass + middle laminated layer" structure. The laminated layer can block moisture, so even if it rains heavily outside, the inner side of the glass won’t fog up or form water droplets, avoiding the image being "blurred both inside and out".

3. Safe and Durable: No Fear of Impact or Scratches, Use with Confidence

The outdoor environment is complex, and screen glass may inevitably encounter accidents: accidental collisions with hard objects, impacts from gravel in sandstorms, or accidental scratches during cleaning... Once ordinary glass breaks, it not only affects use but may also pose safety hazards. However, the "laminated structure" of AR laminated anti-glare glass makes it extremely "durable".

First, it has impact resistance: the middle laminated layer is made of high-strength resin material. Even if the glass cracks due to external impact, the laminated layer can firmly stick the broken glass pieces together, preventing them from splashing. For example, when a Senpal advertising display’s screen was hit by gravel in a sandstorm, the glass developed several cracks, but the broken pieces didn’t fall off, and the image could still play normally — no safety concerns.

Second, it has scratch resistance: the hardness of the coating on the glass surface reaches 7H (ordinary glass is only 3H). Daily cleaning with a cloth or friction from sandstorms won’t leave scratches.

For operators, choosing the right screen glass is not a "trivial matter": only when the screen is clearly visible can the advertising effect be good and customers be willing to renew contracts; only when it is rainproof and impact-resistant can maintenance costs be low, eliminating the need to constantly worry about the screen. The reason Senpal insists on using AR laminated anti-glare glass is not just "piling up materials", but a clear understanding of the core needs of outdoor screens — whether it’s sunny or rainy, or whether there are accidents, the advertisement can always be "clearly seen and stably used".