Audio Visual & Video Projection Screens and Related Equipment Retail Price List AV309R—Effective March 2, 2009
Where to find it Table of Contents...... 2 Employee Directory...... 88-89. Alphabetical Index...... Back. Cover What's New in this Price List Fine Art for FlatScreens—Draper's new motorized New FlatScreen Lift Sizes—New in 2008, Draper's tapestry product is designed to hide FlatScreen telelvisions FlatScreen Lift is now available in 3 sizes to accommodate when they are not in use . See page 71. virtually any flatscreen up to 65" . See page 70.
TorkStar Utility Lineset—A versatile new lift system Silhouette Projection Screen—Draper's stylish from Draper typically used to raise and lower projection Silhouette case now features white finish as standard . See pages 17, screens or lighting rigs above a stage . See page 85. 28, & 29. Patriot Motorized Flag—For a dramatic presentation of Many screen models are 16:10 Format Screens— Old Glory at indoor sporting and school events . See page 22. shown in this price list in 16:10 Formats . 15:9 Format Screens are also available in these screen models . New Rental Products—Draper proudly presents new offerings for the Rental Market: Table-mounted Phantom and Wall- and • Inherently Flame Retardant (IFR) Velour for folding screen Table-Mounted Orbiter—Draper's unique and dress kits, PDR drapes, and skirts—See pages 43, 46, & 48-49. popular projector lifts can be installed in new ways. See • FlatScreen Lift/Case Combo—See page 70. pages 81-82. • Screen Masking Strips for folding screens—See page 47. • Mobile Base Cart for Pipe and Drape Runoffs—See page 49. • 3-Piece Upright for Pipe and Drape Runoffs—See page 49.
SM What Have You Got to Hide? Products bearing the Conceal/Reveal name indicate products that hide a projector, projection screen, flatscreen display, or window shade while not in use, while bringing these products into view when it's time for the show .
Dimensional Weights Small-package services, such as UPS, ship most packages by actual weight . However, when a package is unusually large or bulky for its weight, a weight factor is calculated based on the dimensions of the carton . Certain Draper products are charged for dimensional weight when shipped via UPS . In order to help you estimate your shipping costs more accurately, we’ve provided dimensional weights wherever available in this price list . Wherever there is no dimensional weight, you may use the shipping weight for your freight calculation .
Table of Contents Important Ordering Information...... 2 SMS Flatscreen Mounts for Heavy Displays ...... 68-69 Screen Size Selection and Formats...... 4 FlatScreen Lift & FlatScreen Lift/Case Combo...... 70 Projection Screen Surfaces...... 5. Fine Art for FlatScreens ...... 71-72 Motorized Screens and Accessories...... 6–24 Projector Mounts...... 73-77 Manually Operated Screens...... 25-35 Projector Lifts...... 78-84 Portable Screens and Draperies...... 36-49. TorkStar ...... 85-86 Permanently Tensioned Screens...... 50-54 Easels and Accessories...... 87 Eclipse Screen Masking System...... 55-56. Part Number Prefix Key and Terms...... 90 Rigid Rear Projection Screens/Systems ...... 57-64 Freight Information...... 91. SMS Flatscreen Mounts for Light Displays...... 66 Alphabetical Index...... 92. SMS Flatscreen Mounts for Medium Displays ...... 67
Page 2 AudioAudioAudio Visual Visual Visual & & Video &Video Video Projection Projection Projection Screens Screens Screens and and and Related Related Related Equipment Equipment Equipment • • Effective• EffectiveEffective MarchMarchMarch 17, 2,2, 200920082009 Draper's EcoVision™ Draper’s dedication to green construction and environmental responsibility has led to the development of our EcoVision™ range of products, which meet or exceed industry standards that measure environmental impact . EcoVision products carry the GREENGUARD® Children and Schools certification, indicating that they meet the strictest standard for indoor air quality, designed to protect vulnerable children in the spaces they occupy for several hours every day . Draper is the first manufacturer of projection screens to receive GREENGUARD Certification for projection screen fabrics. Draper’s EcoVision™ range of screen surfaces includes: Matt White, High Contrast Grey, M1300, and HiDef Grey, available on manual, motorized, and permanently tensioned Draper projection screens . These strategies have potential to contribute to LEED® certification points in a facility: consult one of Draper’s EcoVision LEED® Accredited Professionals for assistance in planning for environmentally effective installations . In addition to our products, Draper's manufacturing processes have become friendlier to the environment as well by including increasing quantities of low- and zero-emission materials and increasingly efficient manufacturing processes . All Draper product lines contain significant recycled content, and we are making a concerted effort to increase the recycled content in all of our products . We are recycling more than 50 tons of materials per month in nine categories . This figure is rising rapidly . We’ve also inaugurated programs for reusing wood and cardboard products, including hundreds of shipping pallets, skids, and shipping tubes . In the past year we have realized energy savings of over 3% in the face of rising energy costs . We are constantly seeking to increase the efficiency of our energy use .
Recycling Your AV Equipment
We want to encourage everyone to recycle more . That includes all products shown in this price list! When you are replacing projection screens, projector mounts, projector lifts, or easels, you have recyclable products . Shipping projection screens back to the manufacturer for recycling is expensive for you and creates unnecessary emissions . The earth-friendly choice is to recycle locally . Reuse it! If the product being replaced is in usable condition, donate it to a church, school, or charitable organization that needs audiovisual equipment, or to a local thrift store . Reuse is the most efficient form of recycling, and your donation may be tax deductible! To find some places to take your donations, see www.draperinc.com/go/recycle.htm . Recycle it! If you have unusable products, it’s easy to recycle the content locally . Here are some basic steps: a. Separate plastics from metals . In the case of a projection screen, this often simply means pulling off the viewing surface . Some Draper products, such as Salara and certain manual screens, have recyclable ABS plastic endcaps which should be separated from the metals and deposited in a mixed recycling drop . b. Packaging materials are usually recycled when the product is installed . All of Draper’s packaging materials and fillers are accepted in almost any mixed recycling drop . c. All of the metal and some plastic parts are acceptable in mixed recycling drops . If you do a lot of recycling, you may want to separate the aluminum, steel, and motor parts . Metal recyclers will pay for these items . They pay a higher rate if you accumulate bins of separated metals (use a magnet to distinguish steel from aluminum) . d. The motors contain steel and copper . You may have an electronics recycler in your area who would like to collect your motors and electronic products . e. Our unsupported vinyl surfaces, such as M1300, M2500, HiDef Grey and Cineflex, are accepted by many vinyl recyclers . Relatively few recyclers accept vinyl with a woven base or backing, like our Matt White and High Contrast Grey materials . These make good tarps or dropcloths, so local contractors or your own installation crew may be able to reuse them . You will find searchable directories of vinyl recyclers, electronics recyclers, thrift stores, and general recyclers at www.draperinc.com/go/recycle.htm . Updates will be added as new options become available .
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Audio Visual & Video Projection Screens and Related Equipment • Effective March 17,2, 20092008 Page 3 Screen Size Selection One of the most important decisions in screen selection is • Width—Screen width is generally determined by the height to determine the correct size of screen based upon: of the screen and the projection formats to be used . 1 . The dimensions of the audience area . • Ceiling Height—The bottom of the screen should be 2 . The projection format(s) to be used . approximately 40–48" above the floor in a room with a level In some situations, these two questions yield the same floor and several rows of seats . In rooms with theatre seating or only one or two rows, such as a home theatre, the bottom answer; in others they do not and compromises must of the screen should usually be 24–36" above the floor . Try to be made . Here are the key considerations: make sure that the lower part of the screen will be visible from • Audience Area—In determining the correct screen size in relation all seats . Extra drop may be required to position the screen at to the audience area, the goal is to make the screen large enough so a comfortable viewing level in a room with a high ceiling . those in the rear of the audience area can read the subject matter • Projection Format—Once you have determined the correct size of easily, but not so large that those in the front of the audience area screen for the audience area, that size may be modified based have difficulty seeing the full width of the projected image . upon the type(s) of projection equipment to be used . If the • Height—Use the following formulas for calculating screen height screen will only be used with one type of projector (NTSC video, for maximum legibility . For 4:3 moving video and entertainment, HDTV, etc ),. it is easy to determine exact screen dimensions screen height should be at least 1/6 the distance from the screen to based upon the projection format of that projector . Projection the furthest seat; for charts and data, as in a conference or lecture formats are expressed in terms of aspect ratio, which is the room, use 1/4; for complex graphics, as in a command/control center, relationship of the height of the projected image to its width . use 1/2 . For 16:9, 1 .85:1, or 2 35:1. projection, screen height should equal Aspect ratios of common projection formats are listed below . or exceed 1/3 the distance from the screen to the optimum seat .
Projection Formats Most models of Draper screens are offered in both audio visual although borders are optionally available . Screens with Draper's Tab and 4:3 NTSC video formats . Many models are also offered in HDTV, Tensioning System always include black borders and 12" black drop at WideScreen, and CinemaScope formats . Now, Draper also offers the top . many screens in new 16:10 and 15:9 aspect ratios, commonly used NTSC format screens are specifically designed for use with for projecting native laptop computer displays . 16:10 sizes are projectors . The NTSC format is strictly defined as a 4:3 rectangle (4 now featured in this price list; 15:9 sizes are published in the Excel wide by 3 high), and the size is usually described in terms of a nominal electronic versions of this document . Download these by visiting: diagonal . Conventional models of video format screens are furnished www.draperinc.com/PriceListInquiry.htm with black borders to frame the image on all four sides, allowing for projector overscan . Draper's standard is to furnish Tab-Tensioned We provide almost any Draper screen in the size and projection electric screens with black borders at the sides and bottom and 12" format of your choice . We can provide any size up to and including of black drop at the top . HDTV format (16 wide by 9 high) is also the largest published size . available for high-definition television projection, and WideScreen Audiovisual (or AV) format screens are intended for general use . They format (1 .85:1) is offered for letterboxed video images . The ultimate accommodate a variety of projector types and range from square in home theater, CinemaScope format (2 35:1). allows projection of to wide horizontal in aspect ratio . AV format screens are described movies in their full native width without letterboxing . Other formats in terms of height x width and are standard without black borders, are available by quotation .
Aspect Ratios of Common Projection Formats W:H W:H 1:1 Overhead and opaque projection 15:9 Native computer format 4:3 NTSC video and most data-graphics 16:9 High Definition Television (HDTV) 3:2 2x2 standard slides (35mm DF) 1 .85:1 WideScreen (also known as Letterbox and Panavision) 16:10 Native computer format 2 .35:1 CinemaScope Note: Vertical presentation of a slide reverses its aspect ratio . To allow this, use a 1:1 aspect ratio for any type slide .
How to Calculate a Custom Size Draper manufactures custom size screens to meet your specification . Virtually any size within the maximum shown for a given model is available . If you need to calculate a custom size, the following formulas may be useful (D = exact diagonal; H = viewing area height; W = viewing area width) .
1.85:1 WideScreen 2.35:1 4:3 NTSC Video 16:9 HDTV (Letterbox) CinemaScope 15:9 16:10 H = D x .6 H = D x .49 H = D x .4762 H = D x .3915 H = D x .5146 H = D x .5299 W= D x .8 W = D x .87146 W = D x .881 W = D x 92. W = D x .8576 W = D x .848 D= H x 1 .667 D = H x 2 .04 D = H x 2 1. D = H x 2 .554 D = H x 1 9433. D = H x 1 .8868 D = W x 1 .25 D = W x 1 1475. D = W x 1 135. D = W x 1 .0868 D = W x 1 166. D = W x 1 1793. Page 4 AudioAudio Visual Visual & & Video Video Projection Projection Screens Screens and and Related Related Equipment Equipment • •Effective Effective MarchMarch 17,2, 20092008 ? Draper Projection Screen Surfaces Draper offers two different types of projection screen surfaces— • Tab-tensioned—motorized or crank roller-operated screens textile backed and unsupported vinyl . with built-in surface tensioning systems . Supported—The reflecting surface of the front projection screen • Permanently tensioned—screens which are permanently is laminated to a woven textile base which provides the necessary stretched on a frame, and usually wall mounted . dimensional stability (stiffness) so the screen fabric will operate • Portable—folding screens . satisfactorily on a roller . Materials of this type are used on spring- Advantage of Tensioned Screens—The surface is stretched perfectly roller operated and motorized projection screens . The screen hangs flat, resulting in better picture quality . Surface flatness is desirable suitably flat by virtue of the dimensional stability of the material and the with any type of projection and highly recommended for data- weight of the dowel in the bottom of the screen . graphics projection . Because of their requirement for tensioning, Unsupported Vinyl—This type of screen surface consists of the vinyl screens made of unsupported vinyl cost more than conventional reflective surface only, with no textile backing . Transmissive rear textile-backed screens . Usage of unsupported vinyl screens has projection surfaces are also available . These screen surfaces, whether grown in recent years . Buyers are increasingly willing to pay for the for front or rear projection, need to be tensioned to achieve sufficient superior image quality which screens of this type provide . flatness to perform properly . Draper offers three types of screens with Surface Cleaning—Developing a cleaning schedule is unsupported vinyl surfaces, all of which may be specified with front recommended . See www.draperinc.com/go/ScreenSurfaces.htm for or rear projection surfaces— care and maintenance .
Textile Backed Screen Surfaces Unsupported Vinyl Materials Matt White—The standard to which all other screen surfaces Flexible Matt White—Pliable matt white material for use in our E c oV i s i o n are compared . A matt white surface diffuses projected light in all portable folding screens . It can be stretched, folded and restretched directions, so the image can be seen from any angle . Matt white offers repeatedly without damage . Flexible matt white is an excellent accurate color rendition, as well as superior clarity because it is a smooth matt white material with a gain of 1 0. and a viewing cone of 180° . surface, not embossed . Recommended for use with overhead projectors M1300—The perfect matt white diffusing surface . Ideal and high light output projection devices . Requires adequate provision E c oV i s i o n for high resolution data projection . Extremely broad light for the control of ambient light in the audience area . Gain of 1 0. with a dispersion and spectral uniformity . Panoramic viewing angle panoramic 180° viewing cone . Seamless in virtually all standard sizes . and true color rendition . Recommended for use with any type High Contrast Grey—Grey textile-backed surface offers of projector where the light level can be reasonably controlled . E c oV i s i o n excellent resolution while enhancing the blacks of LCD/DLP Washable . M1300 has a gain of 1 0. and a viewing cone of 180° . projected images . Performs well in ambient light condition . High M2500—A high contrast surface with excellent resolution for Contrast Grey’s lower gain of 0 .8 allows use with even the brightest projectors producing up to 1000 ANSI lumens . Provides good black projectors; viewing cone of 180° . Available on most non-tensioned retention with accurate light colors and whites . M2500 tolerates a higher motorized and manual screens, seamless in sizes up to 8' high . ambient light level in the audience area than many front projection Glass Beaded—Spherical glass beads embedded in surface provide screen surfaces . On axis gain of 1 5;. viewing cone of up to 180° . brighter on-axis viewing than matt white, within a narrower viewing HiDef Grey—Grey front projection surface that provides cone . All glass beaded surfaces have some loss of clarity and perform E c oV i s i o n excellent contrast and black reproduction . HiDef Grey is best with table-mounted projectors . Flame and mildew resistant, designed with a low gain of 0 9. to meet the demands of today’s cannot be cleaned . Seamless in standard sizes up to 10' in height . super bright projectors . The grey color enhances color contrast AT1200—The most innovative and versatile acoustically and black levels in the projected image and also allows for more transparent screen material available . Available on several ambient light in the audience area than traditional surfaces . models of permanently tensioned and motorized screens . Gain Cineflex—Neutral grey rear projection diffusing surface . Provides high of 1 0,. similar to matt white . Available in sizes through 72" x 96" resolution and excellent contrast, even in lighted rooms . Useful with a or 10' diagonal . The acoustical properties are comparable to the wide range of projection systems . Gain 2 3. on axis; moderate viewing cone . highest quality speaker grille cloth . Not recommended for screens smaller than 80" wide when used with LCD or DLP projectors . AT Grey—AT Grey offers the acoustical properties of our popular AT1200, Items noted here with Draper’s EcoVision while providing the best optical qualities of both matt white and High logo are GreenGuard Children and Contrast Grey . It is unique in that it offers both a 180° viewing cone and the Schools certified, indicating that they meet vivid color contrast associated with high contrast grey materials . Available the strictest off-gassing standards and in sizes through 72" x 96" or 10' diagonal . Gain of 0 .8 . Not recommended EcoV i s ion contribute to a safer and healthier indoor for screens smaller than 80" wide when used with LCD or DLP projectors . environment for school age children. See page 3 for details.
What is Gain?—Gain is a measure of brightness as compared to a block of magnesium carbonate, which serves as the industry’s standard for gain of 1 0. . A more familiar “real-world” comparison is with a matt white projection screen . Most matt white screens have a fairly uniform light distribution pattern with gain of approximately 1 0. . Screens that appear brighter on axis are concentrating reflected light in a narrower area: the gain may be 2 5. on axis but 0 5. at 60° to the side . With today’s brighter, high output projectors, gain is not as important as it once was because the screen no longer has to make up for a lack of projector brightness . Other factors—such as color contrast and accuracy, uniformity, reproduction of black and the ability to perform with more ambient light in the audience area—are equally important . Audio? Visual & Video Projection Screens and Related Equipment • Effective March 17,2, 20092008 Page 5 Tab–Tensioned and Non–Tensioned Motorized Projection Screens Draper manufactures two types of motorized projection screens as screen video images, always look their best on a tensioned screen . part of the Conceal/Reveal line . Non–tensioned motorized screens Non–tensioned screens in AV format are normally furnished without are manufactured with textile-backed materials . These screens offer black borders, while non-tensioned screens in NTSC video format and a viewing surface that remains flat by virtue of the the thickness and HDTV format include borders to frame the image on all four sides . weight of the screen surface and dowel . An important part of Draper’s Non-tensioned HDTV format sizes 106" and less have 12" of black inspection process for screens of this type is to make sure the screen is drop as standard . Standard tab-tensioned screens in all formats are as flat as possible . furnished with black borders at the sides and bottom and 12" black Several Draper models feature Draper’s Tab–Tensioning System with drop at top . Custom tab-tensioned screens are furnished with black unsupported vinyl viewing surfaces . These screens offer a perfectly flat borders at sides and bottom . Extra drop may be specified as needed . projection surface, suitable for even the most demanding applications . Additional black masking above the image area is optionally available Computer-driven data and graphics presentations, as well as large- for all standard and custom screens .
Envoy—Utilizes a quiet tubular motor mounted inside a 3" roller . Tab–Tensioned Motorized Screens Smaller case dimensions than the Ambassador and somewhat less Ceiling-Recessed Motorized Screens expensive . Sizes to 12' x 12' and 15' NTSC . Access/Series V—Tab–tensioned screen for ceiling-recessed Wall- or Ceiling-Mounted Motorized Screens installation . Extruded aluminum case suitable for use in return Targa—Popular electric screen . Housed in a pentagonal steel air plenum . “Plug-in” wiring connections enable installation case, finished white . Very reasonably priced; powered by a of case early in construction and screen later . No exposed quiet tubular motor-in-roller . Sizes to 16' x 16' and 240" NTSC . fasteners . Sizes to 12' x 12' and 200" NTSC . Patented . Artisan/Series E—Identical in appearance to the Artisan/ Ultimate Access/Series V—All the features of the Access, Series V, but with a conventional textile-backed viewing surface . plus an independently motorized ceiling closure that opens Intended to mount on the wall or ceiling in the boardroom into the case . Sizes to 12' x 12' and 15' NTSC . Patented . or home theatre . Sizes to 96" x 96" and 10' diagonal NTSC . Signature®/Series V—The Signature®/Series V is designed Silhouette/Series E—The shape of the future . Conventional to be recessed in the ceiling . The patented ceiling closure is matt white or glass beaded electric screen with motor-in- independently motorized and recesses into the extruded aluminum roller, housed in a strikingly contemporary extruded aluminum case . Sizes to 14' x 14' or 12' x 16' and 240" NTSC diagonal . Patented . case . Sizes to 96" x 96" and 10' diagonal NTSC . Patented . Wall- or Ceiling-Mounted Motorized Screens Salara—Elliptical extruded aluminum case with white finish Premier—Our most popular tab–tensioned motorized installs quickly to wall brackets . Comes in hardwired and screen . The Premier is housed in a black pentagonal Plug & Play™ versions . Plug & Play comes with 10' power steel case and utilizes a quiet tubular motor-in-roller cord and IR remote, so no wiring is needed . Conventional design . Sizes to 12' x 16' and and 20' NTSC . electric screen with motor-in-roller . Sizes through 96" x 96" and 10' diagonal NTSC . Patent pending . Silhouette/Series V—Tab–tensioned screen for wall/ceiling installation, with streamlined extruded aluminum case . No exposed Baronet—Popular, low-cost motorized screen with scratch- fasteners or mounting fixtures . Sizes to 96" resistant white polyester finish and universal mounting brackets . x 96" and 10' NTSC . Patented . Motor-in-roller design provides quiet, trouble-free operation . Comes with 10' power cord with inline switch—no wiring Artisan/Series V—Designed for wall mounting . Offered in your necessary . Sizes through 96" x 96" and 10' diagonal NTSC . choice of seven hardwood finishes or any plastic laminate, with four hardwood case styles . Complements the furnishings of a Heavy-Duty Motorized Screens boardroom or home theatre . Sizes to 96" x 96" and 10' NTSC . Paragon—Features extruded aluminum case . Operates on a 6" steel roller powered by an extremely strong tubular motor-in- Non–Tensioned Motorized Screens roller . Sizes through 21' x 28' or 24' x 24' and 35' NTSC . Patented . Ceiling-Recessed Motorized Screens Rolleramic—Our most popular heavy-duty motorized screen . The Rolleramic's heavy-duty gear motor operates Access/Series E—Motor-in-roller electric screen for ceiling- a 5" diameter roller . It is housed in a square case of high recessed installation . Suitable for use in return air plenum . “Plug-in” compression particle board painted flat black and is wiring connections enable installation of case early in construction offered in sizes through 20' x 20' and 25' NTSC . and screen later . Sizes to 12' x 12' and 200" NTSC . Patented . Ultimate Access/Series E—All the features of the Access, Multiple Format Motorized Screens plus an independently motorized ceiling closure that opens Access MultiView—Motor-in-roller electric screen with into the case . Sizes to 12' x 12' and 15' NTSC . Patented . integral masking system . Choose Series E or Series V . For Signature®/Series E—Designed to be recessed in the ceiling . The ceiling-recessed installation . Masking system is independently patented ceiling closure is independently motorized and opens motorized and changes surface from HDTV or WideScreen into the extruded aluminum case . Sizes to 16' x 16' and 240" NTSC . format to NTSC video . Sizes to 133" diagonal HDTV or 136" diagonal Cinemascope format, which may be reduced to 108" Ambassador—An extremely rugged ceiling closure-type screen which diagonal NTSC or 106" diagonal HDTV format . Patented . operates quietly on a 5" diameter aluminum roller . Sizes to 12' x 12' .
Page 6 AudioAudio Visual Visual & & Video Video Projection Projection Screens Screens and and Related Related Equipment Equipment • •Effective Effective MarchMarch 17,2, 20092008 Motorized Signature®/Series V—Designed to be recessed in the Screens ceiling. The patented ceiling closure is independently motorized and recesses into the white finished extruded aluminum case. Plenum rated case (UL approved “Suitable for Use in
Environmental Air Space”). Includes one 110-120v 3-position switch. • Sizes and Formats: Also available in 15:9 format. Custom sizes available by quotation. Custom sizes need to be specified in detail, including extra drop, if desired. • Case Dimensions: 9 3/4" H x 9 1/8" D in sizes through 144" image width, 11" H x 9 1/8" D in larger sizes. Mounting brackets extend 1 1/2" beyond each end of case. • Black Borders: Image area fully framed with black, with 12" black drop at top of viewing surface (standard). U.S. Patent Number 5,341,241.
Motor Options— Control Options—Only one built-in Other Options—Additional drop above image Quiet Motor. 220V motor is control per case: LVC-III low voltage controller or (specify color—black is standard; surface color available also available. MC-1 network controller available. A variety of on request). Extra drop or masking increases case length. See pages 23–24 switches may be installed outside the case. Cineflex rear projection surface is available by quotation. See page 24 See page 24
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