Samsung Display introduces MONT FLEX brand for foldable displays | Infinium-tech

The Samsung display will launch a new foldable display brand in K-Display 2025, an industry exhibition of new technology, which opens the doors on 7 August (Thursday). The brand has been described as “Mont Flex”.

Here is described how Samsung explains it. “M” means mechanical durability, “O” for opto-mechanically flat, “n” for narrow bezels and “T” for thin and light design.

In more detail, the m shock-resistant structure highlights innovations such as the Galaxy Z fold 7 and Z Flip 7 displayed to avoid 500,000 times the cycles. O sheds light on the work that makes the crease less visible. Narrow bezels give you more screen area. Finally, the whole industry is trying for thin and light foldables and sliming the display simply helps to do so.

“Mont” is also a French for “Mountain”, which is intentional – Samsung says that it represents the summit of foldable innovation.

“Since the introduction of foldable OLED’s mass production in 2019, we have continued to make technological innovations to correct the product-to implement the UTG (Ultra Thin Glass) for the first time in the industry and to implement a poleriser-free OCF technology, foldables,” an executive vice-president and mobile display in Samasung performance said the prominent Je-Names of Mobile Marketing Teams.

Catch, let’s hold our technical initial dictionary. The lead is designed to consume low power consumption, environmentalism, enhanced glow and soft and light. The OCF or on-cell film also improves visual performance, making the display thin and lighter.

After the launch of a foldable panel with “a newly developed ‘shock-resistant structure’, which passed the 500,000-12 durability test, we will continue to carry forward the boundaries to distribute more refined foldable products than the market expectations,” J-Naam said.

Foldable panels from the Samsung display, of course, are shown on the Galaxy Z series. The company also sells other smartphone manufacturers – recently, informal information has been revealed that Apple has ordered panels for its upcoming foldable.

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