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SEVENTEEN X Kai Tak Stadium (Hong Kong) Tour

SEVENTEEN X Kai Tak Stadium (Hong Kong) Tour

February 1, 2026

Show by MRT

ReDefining the Red Ocean: How SparkFabrica’s FLAMER PLUS SF-90 PLUS Ignited the Ultimate K-Pop Carnival at Kai Tak Stadium

As the signature Rose Quartz and Serenity ocean of light from SEVENTEEN’s massive fandom instantly illuminated the newly completed Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium, the cheers of tens of thousands of fans pierced through the arena’s dome. Serving as a pivotal special effects partner for this historic stage production, SparkFabrica deployed its heavy-duty industrial flagship flamer — the FLAMER PLUS SF-90 PLUS — unleashing an imposing matrix of vertical flame choreography during the show’s most explosive peaks.
 

Dual-Pump Instantaneous Ignition: Synchronizing with the 13-Member Mega Choreography

SEVENTEEN’s “razor-sharp” choreography requires precise, sub-second latency for stage effects.
 
  • Instantaneous Response : Strategically placed SF-90 PLUS units used a dual-ignition/dual-pump engineering architecture for immediate, high-speed fuel delivery.
  • Digital Pulse Matching : 10-meter crimson flames erupted within milliseconds, perfectly aligned with the music’s heaviest beats and the 13 members’ movements, creating an immersive sensory experience.

High-Density Matrices: Dominating the Arena Voids via Professional Integration

  • 10-Meter Vertical Flames : The SF-90 PLUS creates a commanding visual impact with 10-meter flames, suitable for large-scale venues.
  • Pro-Level Control : Integrating with standard DMX-512 and SMPTE timecode ensures precise, synchronized, and dynamic firing sequences.

Safety & Modern Technology: Eco-Fuel and IPX3 Compliance

  • Sustainable Fuel Usage : Utilizing eco-friendly ISOPAR liquid fuel in a 10L tank, the system ensures an odorless, residue-free, and safe, compliant performance.
  • IPX3-Rated Protection : Featuring robust IPX3-rated waterproofing, the unit is designed to operate safely in environments with potential moisture exposure.