LCD Manufacturer for OEM Builds and Distributor Supply
As an LCD manufacturer focused on industrial and embedded applications, we build TFT LCD modules for equipment that has to survive temperature cycles, bright ambient light and long service lives. The catalogue carries 193 standard models from 0.96 to 21.5 inch, with the interfaces, touch options and temperature ratings that OEM engineers actually specify. This page explains how we manufacture, what stays in stock, and how supply continuity is handled for named part numbers.
What an LCD Manufacturer Actually Controls
A display module is more than a glass cell. The manufacturable decisions are the backlight drive current and its rated life, the interface and timing on the controller, the cover-glass and bonding stack, the mechanical fit in the bezel, and the documentation behind each part number. We hold tooling for private-shape glass and produce modules against our own specifications rather than reselling another brand, which is what lets us commit to a named part number over a long window.
Manufacturing Capability
Production covers TFT cell bonding, backlight assembly, capacitive touch lamination, optical bonding, and final module test. The line supports RGB (129 models), LVDS (29), SPI (21), MIPI (20), MCU (16), EDP (2) and HDMI (1) interfaces across the catalogue. Quality management runs to ISO 9001:2015, with IATF 16949 and ISO 13485 held by the manufacturing entity for automotive and medical programmes.
| Capability | What we supply |
|---|---|
| Standard catalogue | 193 TFT LCD models, 0.96 to 21.5 inch |
| Interfaces | RGB / LVDS / MIPI / SPI / MCU / EDP / HDMI |
| Touch | Projected capacitive, cover glass, optical bonding |
| Temperature | Wide-temperature to -30 C and up to +85 C |
| Brightness | Sunlight-readable to 1500 cd/m2 |
| Certifications | ISO 9001 / IATF 16949 / ISO 13485 / ISO 14001 |
Supply Continuity for Named Part Numbers
For OEM and distributor programmes, the useful promise is not a one-off batch but a part number that stays available. Standard models are held in stock with supply continuity planned at 5+ years for named part numbers, and order quantities are confirmed per project rather than assumed. That lets a build schedule be planned without committing to a fixed batch size up front.
For Distributors
Distributor partnerships are supported with consistent part numbers, factory datasheets and lead times quoted in weeks rather than vague windows. Stock is maintained so repeat orders pull the same specification each time, and custom tooling can be quoted for exclusive regional models.
Matching RONEN Standard Models
Representative standard modules from the current catalogue:
- RG-T156BFHWA-02 — 15.6" 1920x1080 IPS, 1000 cd/m2, -30 to +80 C, LVDS
- RG-T101BFHA-01 — 10.1" 1920x1200 IPS, 1200 cd/m2, -20 to +70 C, LVDS
- RG-T080QGH-09 — 8.0" 800x600 TN, 1200 cd/m2, -20 to +70 C, RGB
- RG-T070BAHA-02 — 7.0" 1024x600 IPS, 1000 cd/m2, -20 to +70 C, LVDS
- RG-T050BWSA-02 — 5.0" 800x480 IPS, 1000 cd/m2, -20 to +70 C, RGB
- RG-T043BPSA-02 — 4.3" 480x272 IPS, 1000 cd/m2, -20 to +70 C, RGB
- RG-T035HLSWA-01 — 3.5" 320x240 IPS, 1200 cd/m2, -30 to +85 C, RGB
- RG-T028BQSWA-01 — 2.8" 240x320 IPS, 350 cd/m2, -30 to +85 C, RGB/SPI/MCU
Frequently asked questions
What does an LCD manufacturer handle that a trader does not?
A manufacturer controls the backlight life, interface timing, touch stack and mechanical fit, and commits to a named part number over a long window. A trader resells another brand and cannot guarantee the same continuity.
Do you keep standard models in stock?
Yes. Standard catalogue models are held in stock with supply continuity planned at 5+ years for named part numbers, and order quantities are confirmed per project.
Which interfaces are available across the catalogue?
RGB, LVDS, MIPI, SPI, MCU, EDP and HDMI. RGB and LVDS cover the majority of industrial and embedded host platforms.
Can distributors get exclusive or regional models?
Custom tooling can be quoted for exclusive regional models, with factory datasheets and lead times quoted in weeks.