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A flip dot sign comprises a series of thin plastic brightly coloured dots in a full matrix display that produces text characters or graphic representations for a sign message.
Under microprocessor control the dots can be changed (flipped) from the applied fluorescent aspect to a flat black to show the required text or graphics in vivid contrast.
Typical applications can be seen widely in the transport sector where they are used for passenger information displays – either at the departure point, in transit on roadside displays or transportable signs on trailers or vehicles.
A.D. Engineering International has recently commissioned the world’s largest flip-dot-sign for a U.S. company. This is the corporate video of the production!
David Ellis 