Name: Manual
Brand: Multibrackets
SKU: 8346972
Price: 359 CHF
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (8 reviews)

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Multibrackets

With an elegant Nordic design, this screen fits seamlessly into any environment where it is installed. The Multibrackets screens are easy to install and even easier to use. Sit back and enjoy the show! The production of a Multibrackets manual screen utilizes uncompromising material choices, providing you with market-leading technical specifications and optimized image quality.

A slow retract function is integrated into the screens. This feature allows the screen to retract slowly and in a controlled manner into the cassette. This extends the lifespan of the projection screen and makes the manual screen suitable for public environments where multiple users operate the screen daily. Numerous tests show that a manual projection screen with a slow retract function has double the lifespan compared to screens that do not have this feature.

Material quality is the most important aspect of any projection screen. Most screens on the market use a very basic, compressed fabric material, resulting in a wrinkled surface and poor contrast performance. The Multibrackets Projection Screen Deluxe series uses a high-quality, multi-layer material with high contrast and a low gain of 1.0. The material is tear-resistant, fire-retardant, wrinkle-free, and designed to hang flat. The middle layer consists of a fiberglass fabric that produces a flex rate of less than 1% compared to the industry average of 33%. The front optimizes contrast and reflectivity, while a black PVC back prevents light leakage and helps maintain a uniform flat projection surface.

An unparalleled 30 cm long black drop makes the Multibrackets Deluxe manual screen with self-locking feature the perfect solution, even for rooms with high ceilings.

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Aspect ratio

Describes the format of image width to image height, with 16:9 being the common TV and office standard. Values such as 21:9 or 32:9 stand for extremely wide monitors, which often replace two old screens next to each other.

Gain factor

The light amplification factor, or gain factor, is an important factor when selecting a screen. Factor tells you something about the reflective properties. An ordinary white sheet of paper has a gain factor of about 1.0. It scatters the incident light homogeneously and diffusely in all directions. Thus it appears practically always equally bright, no matter from which angle you look at it.

Picture walls with a gain above 1.0 try to reflect a certain amount of light more specifically towards the audience, which usually sits axially in front of the picture. Developers achieve this through special surfaces and coatings. They take, so to speak, a small step towards the properties of a mirror. A gain of 2.0 describes a screen that - measured on axis - reflects twice as much light as a perfectly diffuse surface with 1.0. This is why we speak of amplification.

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