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People ENT's Modular "Extruss" System Gains Traction in Global Exhibition Market
Korean exhibition truss specialist People ENT Co., Ltd. is drawing global attention in the exhibition and events market with its proprietary modular structural system, "Extruss."
People ENT, a company focused on manufacturing exhibition trusses, stage equipment, and marketing promotion structures, has supplied sales promotion (SP) installations, corporate PR event structures, and a wide range of exhibition and stage truss systems for planning exhibitions, trade shows, conventions, and international events in Korea and overseas.
Driven by growing demand in the global exhibition industry for modular structural systems that enable rapid installation and dismantling as well as flexible space utilization, Extruss is being spotlighted as a system that combines versatile functionality with a high level of technical sophistication. Beyond exhibition booths and stage structures, Extruss can be applied to signboards, display furniture, interior installations, spatial art, science education structures, and even solar and wind power generation frames across various industrial fields.
Extruss uses high-strength 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, a material commonly employed in aircraft, achieving both durability and light weight. In a first for the exhibition and stage structure sector, the system incorporates a plating technology adapted from smartphone surface finishing, significantly enhancing surface hardness, corrosion resistance, and scratch resistance, while its distinctive two-tone color design delivers a premium look well suited to high-end exhibition booths and branded spaces.
The system is engineered as a DIY-style modular structure that can be easily assembled by anyone, optimizing production efficiency, parts compatibility, and portability. This design reduces time and labor costs for installation and dismantling, strengthens price competitiveness, and is regarded as a suitable solution for exhibition and event sites with frequent reuse, as well as for overseas mobile projects.
Leveraging this technological edge, People ENT has registered and filed a total of 18 patents in markets including Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, China, and Japan, securing global rights for core technologies ranging from structural design to surface treatment and coupling methods.
A company official stated that Extruss was developed "under the philosophy of lowering costs while raising quality through technology," adding that under the brand message, "Extruss, enabling you to build anything, anytime, anywhere," the firm plans to steadily expand the system's footprint in the global exhibition and events market.
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