Ultra Black is a unique black tinted rear projection screen providing unsurpassed contrast and resolution. The non-glare matt surface provides sharp, crystal clear and life like images at all angles. Designed for all high end video / visual display applications.


Clearview is a transparent rear projection screen which provides a low cost alternative to holographic screens, with superior performance, definition and no critical angle of projection. Displaying bright, sharp and vibrant images even in brightly-lit environments. Ideal for window applications, POS displays, exhibitions and advertising.


Part Number


30” Diag/600 x 450mm 40” Diag 800 x 600mm 50” Diag/1000 x 750mm 60” Diag/1219 x 914mm 67” Diag/1350 x 1012mm 80” Diag/1600 x 1200mm 100” Diag/2011 x 1508mm


30” Diag / 662 x 372mm 40” Diag / 883 x 496mm 50” Diag / 1107 x 623mm 60” Diag / 1325 x 744mm 67” Diag / 1479 x 831mm 80” Diag / 1767 x 993mm 100” Diag / 2209 x 1241mm 120” Diag / 2650 x 1489mm


Format 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3


16/9 16/9 16/9 16/9 16/9 16/9 16/9 16/9


High Gain Film £150 £195 £250 £325 £425 £595 £750


£150 £195 £250 £325 £425 £650 £825 £975


Pro Diffusion Film £175 £225 £275 £350 £450 £625 £795


£175 £225 £275 £350 £450 £675 £875


£1,025


Clearview Film £195 £275 £325 £395 £495 £675 £875


£195 £275 £325 £395 £495 £725 £950


£1,100


DISTRIBUTION WITH A DIFFERENCE 23 93


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