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HARKNESS Perlux HiWhite – 2D and Active 3D Screens

HARKNESS Perlux HiWhite – 2D and Active 3D Screens

Introduction
Features

Introduction

The all new Perlux HiWhite screen technology introduced in 2018 is the industry's leading white gain projection surface family and is already considered by leading cinema exhibitors worldwide to be the premium surface for 2D and active 3D cinema.

Perlux HiWhite re-imagines Harkness' previous Perlux products incorporates Nanolast™ technology to create the whitest ever gain screen with ultra-wide viewing angles, improved uniformity, superior colour and contrast rendition and natively laser-ready.

Features

Specifications

Introduction
Features

Features

IMPROVED PRESENTATION QUALITY

Perlux HiWhite screens are regarded as the whitest gain screens available. The unique technology enables the projection and presentation of outstanding brightness, rich colours and deep darks to every seat in the house.

Perlux screens can dramatically offset significant light losses often seen in 3D presentation making them ideally suited for active (shutter glass) 3D auditoria.

Max. Size – 44.19m x 18.28m (145' x 60')
Perforations - DP, MP
Weight – 0.50kg/m2 (0.10lb/ft2)
Eyelet Spacing – 150mm (6") (US) / 200mm (8")

REDUCED OPERATING COSTS

As well as providing optimum performance for 2D and 3D projection, Perlux screens can assist in reducing digital cinema operating costs significantly without compromising on viewing performance by enabling reduced power consumption, smaller xenon lamps and less frequent lamp replacements.

Max. Size – 44.19m x 18.28m (145' x 60')
Perforations - DP, MP
Weight – 0.50kg/m2 (0.10lb/ft2)
Eyelet Spacing – 150mm (6") (US) / 200mm (8")

BEST-IN-CLASS FOR LASER PROJECTION

Due to it's unique coating technology, Perlux screens have unique properties which help mitigate visual speckle often seen on screens using laser projection. Perlux screens are selected and recommended by leading laser projector manufacturers, both 6P and phosphor as the 2D/colour separation 3D screen of choice for laser projection.