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TECHNICAL INFO

INDUSTRIAL, ABRASION RESISTANT AND OPTICAL COATINGS:
INDUSTRIAL
NOXTAT™ SDG Static Dissipative Coating- Excellent Abrasion Resistance.
NOXTAT™ SDB Static Dissipative Coating- Bendable To A Soft Radii – Abrasion Resistant.
NOXTAT™ EDGE COAT Liquid ESD Coating For Use On Cut Edges, Milled Out Areas And Drilled Holes.
ABRASION RESISTANT
TEC 2000™ Water Clear Hard Coat With Excellent Abrasion Resistance
TEC 2000™ UV Our TEC 2000 Clear Hard Coat on plastic sheets and parts that has a UV protective additive in the coating.
TEC SATIN 2000™ Non Glare Hard Coating on Sheets or parts in multiple gloss levels
OPTICAL
OPTEC 2000™ Clear Hard Coated plastic sheets and parts that meet or exceed optical specifications.
 PROJECTION SCREENS:
REAR PROJECTION SCREENS
 CINECLEAR / CINECLEAR II™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL FLIGHT™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL BLEND™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL MHC™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL HC™
 CINECON ULTRA KOUL™
 CINEPRO ULTRA KOUL 3D™
FRONT PROJECTION SCREENS
CINEPRO ULTRAFLEX 100 W™
CINEPRO ULTRAFLEX 500G™
CINEPRO ARGENT 3DE™
CINETIC WHITEBOARD
 
SCREEN FRAMES
HEAVYWEIGHT LOW PROFILE (HWLP)™
HEAVYWEIGHT HIGH PROFILE (HWHP)™
J-FRAME™
 
 
 
 

 

 

NOXTAT™ SDG – Non Bendable  Polycarbonate or Acrylic
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Description
NOXTAT SD™ polycarbonate sheets are coated with a transparent metal/plastic material that will permanently prevent formation of static electricity on the surface.The surface has excellent mar and abrasion resistance. Resistance to charge generation, and superior static decay characteristics and cannot be tribocharged.The product displays excellent control of both electrostatic discharge (ESD) and particulate attraction. Permanent characteristics are not affected by humidity.Applications
NOXTAT SD™ polycarbonate plastic is a sound choice for manufacturing applications where effects of ESD could cause rejects or hidden latent damage to sensitive electronic devices. This product is widely used in the semi-conductor, electronic and micro-manufacturing industries.It is also used in other industrial applications such as screen assembly, packaging, explosive environments where static discharge must be prevented and applications where sensitive process instrumentation and equipment must be protected from static charge.The polycarbonate sheet may be fabricated into a wide variety of shapes using the equipment used for uncoated sheet products. The product is not suitable, however, for most heat-formed configurations because the hard cross-linked polymer surface is not designed for heat bending. NOXTAT SDB™ has been designed for heat bending.When gluing it is necessary to mechanically remove the coating surface to insure a good bond. More information about fabrication is provided in a Technical Information Bulletin.Some applications have included covers, guards, access panels, machine windows and doors, static control shields, glove boxes, electronic equipment, process instrumentation, conveyor line covers, clean room windows and doors, partitions, and pass through modules.

Product Features and Benefits
Electrostatic decay less than 0.05 seconds per Federal Test Standard 101C, Method 4046-1
Static decay is only 25% of the standards 2-second maximum. Indicates that product performance will meet or exceed all generally accepted industry specifications.

Standard surface resistivity of 106 to 108 ohms per square plus optional availability of a greater range if needed.
Assures ESD control in a wide range of applications without the need for ionization.

Permanent static dissipation performance.
Save high costs of periodic application of temporary topical anti-static coatings.

Static charge control not affected by humidity.
Reduces costs of humidification – and costs of damage if the humidifier system fails.

Uniform surface treatment.
No conductive discontinuities, typical in topical anti-static treatments or inferior sheet products that may cause charged “hot spots”.

Superior impact resistance.
Minimizes damage from handling and physical abuse.

Excellent optical properties.
Excellent clarity for see through applications.

Tough abrasion resistance surface.
The coated surface is harder than the base plastic while protecting the sheet surface.

Powerful chemical resistance.
Reduces surface damage from solvents and other chemicals.

Extremely rigid even under heat
High thermal resistance features self-extinguishing capabilities equivalent to UL rating 94 V-O and a flash point of 480°F and self-ignition of 700° C.

Product Availability
NOXTAT™ Polycarbonate is available in clear, transparent gray, and transparent bronze colors. Tints for UV filtering and other light filtering are available by special order for applications where some wavelengths may interfere with processing operations.

Light Transmission Analysis
By allowing up to 90% of solar energy and 88% of visible light through, clear Polycarbonate sheet is an excellent glazing material for uses designated to maximize solar gain. Tinted Polycarbonate should be substituted for requirements where shading or privacy is required.

Hardness
Polycarbonate coated with static dissipative NOXTAT SDG™ will perform on the pencil hardness scale at 2B, clearly the hardest coating available today.

Solvent Resistance
Solvent resistance of the test surfaces was determined using ASTM D 1308 (3.3.3 Spot Test, Covered). The solvent was placed on the substrate surface and immediately covered with a watch glass. Solvents were repeatedly applied to keep them in contact with the surface. Tests were conducted at 77°F (25°C).

The surface was examined at intervals of 1,4,8 and 16 hours for signs of attack such as blistering, peeling, or discoloration. The test was terminated at 16 hours. The table indicates the time at which the visual attack of the surface becomes evident.

Stain Resistance
Stain resistance of the test surfaces was determined using ASTM D 1308 (3.3.3 Spot Test, Covered). The stain was applied to the substrate surface (a saturated one inch piece of tissue paper was used for the liquid stains) and immediately covered with a watch glass. The test was conducted at 122°F (50°C).

The stain was allowed to remain in contact with the surface for 16 hours. At the end of this period excess stain was removed with dry tissue. The degree of staining was observed and recorded based on a scale of 0 to 5 where 0 represents no staining and 5 represents severe staining.

 

 

NOXTAT EDGE COAT-PDF FILENOXTAT EDGE COATFor the convenience of our customers we have available NOXTAT EDGE COAT to apply to the uncoated edges of manufactured parts, to maintain continuity of electro static dissipation. The material is in solvent and will air dry. The solvent, isobutanol, has a pungent odor that should be avoided as much as possible. The product is supplied only in 2 oz. containers. Avoid spills, and keep area well ventilated. Keep container tightly closed when not in use.To apply NOXTAT EDGE COAT, shake bottle thoroughly to keep uniform, then with a brush or Q-tip apply material to the edges to be coated. Allow to air dry for several hours before use. Clean up excess edge coat fluid with Isopropyl Alcohol or rubbing alcohol.When ever handling chemicals, use in accordance with good industrial hygiene and safety practices. Use rubber gloves and a properly fitting respirator (NIOSH/MSHA approved) during exposure. Refer to our MSDS, Material Safety Data Sheet. 

To clean NOXTAT SD sheet after handling, use a standard clean room-cleaning product. The NOXTAT sheet can be cleaned with any of the commercial window cleaners without damage.

 

TEC 2000™ Abrasion Resistant Coating

Polycarbonate and Acrylic PDF files
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Description
The strength and break resistance of plastic can be enhanced with TEC 2000™ to be made nearly as scratch and abrasion resistant as glass.Applications
TEC 2000 can be used to enhance safety and esthetics in almost any application:Safety Glazing
Machine Covers and Panels
Boat Windows
Safety Mirrors
Display Panels
Security Windows
Computer Face Plates
Bus and RV Windows
Tractor Windows
Face Shields
Edge Lighted Menu Boards
Hockey ArenasTypical Product Data:
TEC 2000 formula on polycarbonate moldings and extrusionsAbrasion Test
Taber Abrasion Test (with 500 g. load on each wheel @ 1000 cycles. Haze % measured ASTM D 1003-6L.)
Result: 3.0-7.0 ? HazeSteel Wool Test (with #0000 Steel Wool Pad, 1.12″ D @ 25psi & 5 cycles.)
Result: 1.0 ? HazeEnvironmental Testing
Water Immersion Test (in tap water @ 6.5C.)
Result: 500+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.QUV Exposure Test (on QUV instr. Manuf. By Q Panel Corp. Cycle = 8 hrs. Uv @ 70C & 4 hrs cond. Humidity @50C.)
Result: 400+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

RS Sunlamp Exposure Test
Result: 800+ hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

Yellowness Index Test (after 500 hrs. of QUV.)
Result: Index = 1-4

Chemical & Solvent Resistance (with saturated cotton balls for 30 min).
Ethylene Glycol Anti-Freeze
Diesel Fuel
Gasoline
Heavy Duty Detergent
Heavy Duty Brake Fluid
Transmission Fluid (Type A)
Isopropyl Alcohol
Acetone

Product Availability
TEC 2000 is available in clear, transparent gray, and transparent bronze colors. Tints for UV filtering and other light filtering are available by special order for applications where some wavelengths may interfere with processing operations.

Standard Dimensions (nominal)
Thickness: 10 to 90 mils, 1/8″, 3/16″, ¼”, 3/8″ and ½”.
Sheet size: 48″ x 96″ (24″ x 48″ for thin films).
Other sizes and thicknesses available on request.

 

TEC 2000™ UV INHIBITOR HARD COATED PLASTIC -(PDF FILE- CLICK HERE)
TEC SATIN 2000™ – Non-Glare Abrasion Resistant

 

Description
The strength and break resistance provided by TEC SATIN 2000 could also be made nearly as scratch and abrasion resistant as glass.Applications
TEC SATIN 2000 can be used to enhance safety and esthetics in almost any application:Message Boards
Signage
Partitions
Shelving Units
Display Panels
Instrument Panels
Computer Face Plates
Read Outs
Privacy WindowsTypical Product Data:
TEC SATIN 2000 formula on polycarbonate moldings and extrusionsAbrasion Test
Taber Abrasion Test (with 500 g. load on each wheel @ 1000 cycles. Haze % measured ASTM D 1003-6L.)
Result: 3.0-7.0 ? HazeSteel Wool Test (with #0000 Steel Wool Pad, 1.12″ D @ 25psi & 5 cycles.)
Result: 1.0 ? HazeEnvironmental Testing
Water Immersion Test (in tap water @ 6.5C.)
Result: 500+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.QUV Exposure Test (on QUV instr. Manuf. By Q Panel Corp. Cycle = 8 hrs. Uv @ 70C & 4 hrs cond. Humidity @50C.)
Result: 400+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

RS Sunlamp Exposure Test
Result: 800+ hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

Yellowness Index Test (after 500 hrs. of QUV.)
Result: Index = 1-4

Chemical & Solvent Resistance (with saturated cotton balls for 30 min).
Ethylene Glycol Anti-Freeze
Diesel Fuel
Gasoline
Heavy Duty Detergent
Heavy Duty Brake Fluid
Transmission Fluid (Type A)
Isopropyl Alcohol
Acetone

Product Availability
TEC SATIN 2000 is available in three variations Low Gloss, High Gloss and Semi-Gloss. Tints for UV filtering and other light filtering are available by special order for applications where some wavelengths may interfere with processing operations.

Standard Dimensions (nominal)
Thickness: 10 to 90 mils, 1/8″, 3/16″, ¼”, 3/8″ and ½”.
Sheet size: 48″ x 96″ (24″ x 48″ for thin films).
Other sizes and thicknesses available on request.

 

 

 

OPTEC 2000™ WATER CLEAR HARD COATINGS FOR OPTICAL USE

Polycarbonate and Acrylic PDF files
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Description
OPTEC 2000 Lenses Coating material, provides a optically clear surface on Polycarbonate or Acrylic lenses that is nearly as scratch and abrasion resistant as glass with the broadest range of chemical and solvent resistance available. OPTEC 2000 is a transparent coating typically applied from 4 to 6 microns thick.Applications
OPTEC 2000 can be used to enhance safety and esthetics in almost any lens application:Full Face Piece Respirator Lens Assemblies (SCBA)
Optical Grade Lens Covers for Institutional Video Security Cameras
Head Cover Lens Assemblies
Hood Lens Assemblies
Air-hat Helmet Lens Assemblies
DOT Helmet Lens Assemblies
Safety Glasses/Goggles/Face Shields
Prescription and Non-prescription Plastic Eyeglass Lens (clear and tinted)Typical Product DataThe OPTEC 2000 formula and application process on polycarbonate lens moldings and extrusions results in no less than the following minimum specifications:Luminous Transmittance
Type I – (Clear) 85% Minimum Transmittance
Type II – (Tinted) 17% to 23% Transmittance
Haze – <2% Maximum Average
Lens Defects – No defects larger than 0.07 square millimeters (pits, bubbles, inclusions, embedded foreign matter.Abrasion Tests
Taber Abrasion Test (with 500 g. load on each wheel @ 1000 cycles. Haze % measured ASTM D 1003-6L.)
Result: 3.0-7.0 ? HazeSteel Wool Test (with #0000 Steel Wool Pad, 1.12″ D @ 25psi & 5 cycles.)
Result: 1.0 ? Haze

Summers Optical Coating Hardness Test, 2 ½ Pound
Result: <2% D Haze

Environmental Tests
Water Immersion Test (in tap water @ 65°C.)
Result: 500+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

QUV Exposure Test (on QUV instr. Manuf. By Q Panel Corp. Cycle = 8 hrs. Uv @ 70°C & 4 hrs cond. Humidity @50°C.)
Result: 400+hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.

RS Sunlamp Exposure Test
Result: 800+ hours with no cracking or loss of adhesion.
UV Light Yellowness Index Test (after 500 hrs. of QUV.)
Result: Index = 1-4

Haze after Boiling (Placed in boiling water for no less than 2 hours, then cooled for 1 hour)
Results: No evidence of peeling, <2% D Haze

Solvent Resistance Tests (with saturated cotton balls for 30 min).

Ethylene Glycol Anti-Freeze
Diesel Fuel
Gasoline
Heavy Duty Detergent
Heavy Duty Brake Fluid
Transmission Fluid (Type A)
Isopropyl Alcohol
Acetone
Result: <2% D Haze

Chemical Resistance Tests (applied and allowed to stand for no less than 6 hours)

Liquid Nerve Gas Agent GB
Liquid Nerve Gas Agent HD
Result: <2% D Haze

Impact Tests
Room Temperature Impact (1 inch steel ball dropped 50 inches onto front of lens)
Result: No fracture, chipping or crazing of coating

Low Temperature Impact (After conditioning at -40° C,
± 1° C for not less than 4 hours, drop 1 inch steel ball, 50 inches onto front surface of lens)
Result: No fracture, chipping or crazing of coating.

 

CINEMAX RP™ – Rear Projection Screen

 

Description
The CINEMAX-RP screen is a single element screen that uses standard video or film, and a single standard projector to create an apparent three-dimensional image. The depth generated by the screen is based on a diffraction theory and is not based on stereoscopic theory. If one of the eyes of the viewer is closed, the enhanced depth effect of the screen is unaffected, because the depth is monoscopic and not stereoscopic. The images gain enhanced apparent resolution and depth, independent of the medium on which they were originally recorded.The optical properties of the screen repackage the physical light carrying the image into wavelets with a specific microstructure that is seen by the eye as optical depth and resolution. The light is repackaged by the scattering properties of the screen, wherein each point in the screen resonantly scatters a different color. Around each scattering point a self-diffraction pattern is created with sphereity, giving the apparent depth to the viewer.Applications
The CINEMAX-RP screen is available as a rear projection screen. The Cinemax-RP screen is a translucent diffusion type screen. This screen also displays images with enhanced apparent depth and resolution; the projector is placed behind the screen without creating a hot spot. It is designed to operate as a screen in any application.The screen is made on acrylic sheet, making it appropriate for installation in a wall or to suspend from a ceiling. The screen is an optical element, so it should be handled appropriately, but is hard coated to make it quite durable and abrasion resistant.Optional Extras
TEC-COAT
High Contrast tint
Factory mounted aluminum frameProduct Features and Benefits
The CINEMAX-RP screen will produce an apparent three-dimensional image, whereby the person or object is collected on film or video from a single view, with a conventional camera.Eliminates the need for dual cameras as employed in stereoscopic or time sequential techniques.With the use of a conventional camera the objective image is illuminated with incoherent white light as it is collected [unlike holography where the person or object must be illuminated with laser (coherent) light].

Makes it possible to produce images without the limitations in size that inhibit holography.

A three dimensional image can be collected on video from a single view, with a standard video camera and displayed immediately in real time

Enables the presentation to be used in a communication or real time broadcast device unlike holography or composite holographic techniques.

ACP NOXTAT’s CINEMAX-RP screen offers ultra-high resolution and superior off angle viewing. It is the optimum screen to match high ambient light condition requirements. Our optical diffusion coatings are permanently applied to the substrate and will not peel off like laminated film or vinyl based diffusion screens. Factory framing options are available to enable easy installation into a stand-alone unit or wall opening. Custom sizes are available.

Butt Edges
If a multiple screen installation is required to accomplish the desired result, it is necessary that the surface butt edges be factory machined. This is a special process. Contact our Sales Department for complete information.

Maintenance
ACP NOXTAT Projection Screens are manufactured to last for years with proper care and installation. Following the simple cleaning instructions will insure the production of ultra-high quality images throughout the lifetime of the screen. Listed below are recommended methods to clean, handle and repair optical panels. Repair of damage not described herein should be discussed with our Sales Department. The user assumes liability and risk in cleaning or repairing rear projection screens.

Cleaning
ACP NOXTAT Cleaner is especially formulated to clean ACP NOXTAT’s rear projection screens.
Remove dust by gently washing the screen with a soft cloth and mild solution of dishwashing liquid and water. Rinse with clear water and blot dry.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents, solvents, commercial cleaners, or ammonia cleaning solutions.

Repair
Slight scuffs and scratches on screens may be removed by cleaning the area thoroughly with mild soap and water. A light application of mineral oil on scratch marks will seal slight damage.

Sizes and Tolerances
ACP NOXTAT’s CINEMAX-RP projection screens are made to the exact dimensions ordered by the customer plus or minus (+/-) the following tolerances. The installer must allow for space between the screen and the opening required for correct installation.

THICKNESS: 1/4″
MAX-GLASS: + .125
MAX-PLEX: + .125

THICKNESS: 3/8″
MAX-GLASS: + .250
MAX-PLEX: + .250

THICKNESS: 1/2″
MAX-GLASS: + .375
MAX-PLEX: + .375

Handling
Upon receipt of crates inspect immediately for concealed damage
Keep screens in shipping cartons until used. Store in a dry area between 40°F and 100°F.
Screens, cartons, and crates should always be stored and handled in an upright position. Never lean or stack them flat.
Cotton gloves are recommended for safe handling. Handle screens by edges.
Installation locations should always be cleaned and free of any objects or solvents, which could fall onto the surface of the screen.

Screens Without Frames
Screens can be ordered without frames and framed with wood, plastic or metal on site.
Large MAX-PLEX screens should be installed so weight is suspended from the top.
All construction, painting and finishing should be completed before installation to reduce the chance of damage to the optical surface.
It is recommended that experienced glaziers handle installation of unframed screens.
Detailed installation instructions accompany each screen.

Screens With Frames
Please refer to the ACP NOXTAT Frames and
Mirrors specifications sheet to get more detailed information on Mirrors and Frames.

Custom Sizes
MAX-PLEX and MAX-GLASS screens are available in custom sizes. Please call our corporate headquarters to receive more information on how you can order a custom sized screen that will meet your needs.
Screens over 8-feet high require special crating and handling. ACP NOXTAT also recommends the use of a special contract carrier that has experience in handling this kind of freight.

 

 

HOLOMAX 3D™ – Rear Projection 3D Screen

 

Description
The HOLOMAX 3D™ screen is a single element screen that uses standard video or film, and a single standard projector to create an apparent three-dimensional image. The depth generated by the screen is based on a diffraction theory and is not based on stereoscopic theory. If one of the eyes of the viewer is closed, the enhanced depth effect of the screen is unaffected, because the depth is monoscopic and not stereoscopic. The images gain enhanced apparent resolution and depth, independent of the medium on which they were originally recorded.The optical properties of the screen repackage the physical light carrying the image into wavelets with a specific microstructure that is seen by the eye as optical depth and resolution. The light is repackaged by the scattering properties of the screen, wherein each point in the screen resonantly scatters a different color. Around each scattering point a self-diffraction pattern is created with sphereity, giving the apparent depth to the viewer.Applications
The HOLOMAX 3D™ is a specialized passive transparent screen on which isolated images of persons are projected with video and appear to be life size, apparent three-dimensional humans, thus creating the illusion of the physical presence of the human being. The screen can also display standard picture footage, and give the picture enhanced apparent depth and resolution.The screen is made on acrylic sheet, making it appropriate for installation in a wall or to suspend from a ceiling. The screen is an optical element, so it should be handled appropriately, but is hard coated to make it quite durable and abrasion resistant.Product Features and Benefits
The HOLOMAX 3D™ screen will produce an apparent three-dimensional image, whereby the person or object is collected on film or video from a single view, with a conventional camera.
Eliminates the need for dual cameras as employed in stereoscopic or time sequential techniques.With the use of a conventional camera the objective image is illuminated with incoherent white light as it is collected [unlike holography where the person or object must be illuminated with laser (coherent) light].
Makes it possible to produce images without the limitations in size that inhibit holography.A three dimensional image can be collected on video from a single view, with a standard video camera and displayed immediately in real time
Enables the presentation to be used in a communication or real time broadcast device unlike holography or composite holographic techniques.Both film and video can be viewed as a three dimensional image by the naked eye. Eliminates the need for eyewear, which is normally required by alternating polarization or time-sequential stereographic techniques.

An image can be projected with a single conventional video or film projection unit. Eliminates the need for two projectors as is required by the alternating polarization stereoscopic techniques or the need for expensive time sequential light valve projection systems as required by time sequential stereoscopic techniques.

Requires only a single screen for three-dimensional presentation. Eliminates the need for a background screen as required by dual screen systems.

To produce a three dimensional image of a single person or object of life-size or larger proportions for a cost that does not exceed the cost for recording and displaying a standard video.

Butt Edges
If a multiple screen installation is required to accomplish the desired result, it is necessary that the surface butt edges be factory machined. This is a special process. Contact our Sales Department for complete information.

Maintenance
ACP NOXTAT Projection Screens are manufactured to last for years with proper care and installation. Following the simple cleaning instructions will insure the production of ultra-high quality images throughout the lifetime of the screen. Listed below are recommended methods to clean, handle and repair optical panels. Repair of damage not described herein should be discussed with our Sales Department. The user assumes liability and risk in cleaning or repairing rear projection screens.

Cleaning
ACP NOXTAT Cleaner is especially formulated to clean ACP NOXTAT’s rear projection screens.
Remove dust by gently washing the screen with a soft cloth and mild solution of dishwashing liquid and water. Rinse with clear water and blot dry.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents, solvents, commercial cleaners, or ammonia cleaning solutions.

Repair
Slight scuffs and scratches on screens may be removed by cleaning the area thoroughly with mild soap and water. A light application of mineral oil on scratch marks will seal slight damage.

Sizes and Tolerances
ACP NOXTAT’s HOLOMAX 3D™ projection screens are made to the exact dimensions ordered by the customer plus or minus (+/-) the following tolerances. The installer must allow for space between the screen and the opening required for correct installation.

Handling
Upon receipt of crates inspect immediately for concealed damage
Keep screens in shipping cartons until used. Store in a dry area between 50°F and 95°F. Screens, cartons, and crates should always be stored and handled in an upright position. Never lean or stack them flat.
Soft gloves are recommended for safe handling. Handle screens by edges.
Installation locations should always be cleaned and free of any objects or solvents, which could fall onto the surface of the screen.

Screens Without Frames
All construction, painting and finishing should be completed before installation to reduce the chance of damage to the optical surface. It is recommended that experienced contractors handle installation of unframed screens.

Screens With Frames
Please refer to the ACP NOXTAT Frames and
Mirrors pricing and specifications to get more information on Mirrors and Frames.

Custom Sizes
MAX-PLEX and MAX-GLASS screens are available in custom sizes. Please call our corporate headquarters to receive more information on how you can order a custom sized screen that will meet your needs.

Screens over 8-feet high require special crating and handling. ACP NOXTAT also recommends the use of a special contract carrier that has experience in handling this kind of freight.

Video Screen Sizes
Nom. Diag.           Viewing Area H x W
60″                        36″ x 40″
67″                        40″ x 54″
72″                        43″ x 57″
84″                        50″ x 67″
96″                        57″ x 77″
100″                      60″ x 80″
120″                      72″ x 96″
150″                      87″ x 116″
180″                      105″ x 140″

HDTV Screen Sizes
Nom. Diag.          Viewing Area H x W
92″                        45″ x 80″
106″                      54″ x 96″
119″                      58″ x 104″
133″                      65″ x 116″
159″                      78″ x 139″

 

CINEPRO™ –

 

Rear Projection Screen

 

 

CINEPRO PLUS™

 

Description
The CINEPRO PLUS™ screen is an abrasion resistant, high contrast rear projection screen. The images gain enhanced resolution and depth, independent of the medium on which they were originally recorded.The optical properties of the screen repackage the physical light carrying the image into wavelets with a specific microstructure that is seen by the eye as additional optical resolution and brightness. The light is repackaged by the scattering properties of the screen, wherein each point in the screen resonantly scatters a different color. Around each scattering point a self-diffraction pattern is created with sphereity, giving the screen its superior performance.Applications
The CINEPRO PLUS™ screen is available as a rear projection screen. The CINEPRO PLUS™ screen is a diffusion type screen. This screen also displays images with enhanced brightness and resolution; the projector is placed behind the screen without creating a hot spot.The screen is an optical element, so it should be handled appropriately, but is hard coated to make it quite durable and abrasion resistant.Product Features and Benefits
ACP NOXTAT’s CINEPRO PLUS™ screen offers ultra-high resolution and superior off angle viewing. Our optical diffusion coatings are permanently applied to the substrate and will not peel off like laminated film or vinyl based diffusion screens. Factory framing options are available to enable easy installation into a stand-alone unit or wall opening. Custom sizes are available. The surface of the CINEPRO PLUS™ has an abrasion resistant surface that enhances its ability to withstand scuffs and scratches that would damage other screens of this type.Butt Edges
If a multiple screen installation is required to accomplish the desired result, it is necessary that the surface butt edges be factory machined. This is a special process. Contact our Sales Department for complete information.Maintenance
ACP NOXTAT Projection Screens are manufactured to last for years with proper care and installation. Following the simple cleaning instructions will insure the production of ultra-high quality images throughout the lifetime of the screen. Listed below are recommended methods to clean, handle and repair optical panels. Repair of damage not described herein should be discussed with our Sales Department. The user assumes liability and risk in cleaning or repairing rear projection screens.Cleaning
ACP NOXTAT Cleaner is especially formulated to clean ACP NOXTAT’s rear projection screens.
Remove dust by gently washing the screen with a soft cloth and mild solution of dishwashing soap and water. Rinse with clear water and blot dry with a soft cloth.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents, solvents, commercial cleaners, or ammonia cleaning solutions.

Repair
Slight scuffs and scratches on screens may be removed by cleaning the area thoroughly with mild soap and water and a soft cloth.

Sizes and Tolerances
ACP NOXTAT’s CINEPRO PLUS projection screens are made to the exact dimensions ordered by the customer plus or minus (+/-) the following tolerances. The installer must allow for space between the screen and the opening required for correct installation.

THICKNESS: 1/4″
MAX-GLASS: + .125
MAX-PLEX: + .125

THICKNESS: 3/8″
MAX-GLASS: + .250
MAX-PLEX: + .250

THICKNESS: 1/2″
MAX-GLASS: + .375
MAX-PLEX: + .375

Handling
Upon receipt of crates inspect immediately for concealed damage
Keep screens in shipping cartons until used. Store in a dry area between 45°F and 95°F.
Screens, cartons, and crates should always be stored and handled in an upright position. Never lean or stack them flat.
Soft gloves are recommended for safe handling. Handle screens by edges.
Installation locations should always be cleaned and free of any objects or solvents, which could fall onto the surface of the screen.

Screens Without Frames
Screens can be ordered without frames and framed with wood, plastic or metal on site.
Large MAX-PLEX screens should be installed so weight is suspended from the top.
All construction, painting and finishing should be completed before installation to reduce the chance of damage to the optical surface.
It is recommended that experienced glaziers handle installation of unframed screens.
Detailed installation instructions accompany each screen.

Screens With Frames
Please refer to the ACP NOXTAT Frames and
Mirrors specifications sheet to get more detailed information on Mirrors and Frames.

Custom Sizes
MAX-PLEX and MAX-GLASS screens are available in custom sizes. Please call our corporate headquarters to receive more information on how you can order a custom sized screen that will meet your needs.
Screens over 8-feet high require special crating and handling. ACP NOXTAT also recommends the use of a special contract carrier that has experience in handling this kind of freight.

Video Screen Sizes
Nom. Diag.           Viewing Area H x W
60″                       36″ x 40″
67″                       40″ x 54″
72″                       43″ x 57″
84″                       50″ x 67″
96″                       57″ x 77″
100″                     60″ x 80″
120″                     72″ x 96″
150″                     87″ x 116″
180″                     105″ x 140″

HDTV Screen Sizes
Nom. Diag.           Viewing Area H x W
92″                        45″ x 80″
106″                      54″ x 96″
119″                      58″ x 104″
133″                      65″ x 116″
159″                      78″ x 139″

 

 

CINEPRO FLIGHT™

 

Flight Simulator Screen

 

 

CINETIC WHITE BOARD™

 

Dry Erase/ Projection Screen

 

 

CINECON HCS™

 

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GLOSSARY OF TERMS

GLOSSARY OF COMMONLY USED TERMS

COMMONLY USED ESD TERMS

COMMONLY USED HARD COATING TERMS

COMMONLY USED PROJECTION SCREEN TERMS

BRIGHTNESS

“Brightness” is a psycho-physiological phenomenon that cannot be measured

directly. The term “photometric brightness” was at one time used to refer to

luminance. However, it is no longer used for scientific or engineering purposes.

 

FOOT-CANDLE

A foot-candle is equivalent to one lumen per square foot (where a lumen is a

measure of the luminous flux, or quantity of light).

A wax candle flame has a luminous intensity (or equivalently,

candlepower) of approximately one candela. If you hold the candle one foot

away from a surface, the illuminance of the surface at this distance due

to the light from the candle will be approximately one foot-candle. It will be

1/4 fc at two feet, 1/9 fc at three feet, and so on in accordance with the inverse

square law for point light sources.

 

ILLUMINANCE

In plain English, illuminance is the quantity of light arriving at a point

on a real or imaginary surface. (The point does not have to be located on a

physical surface.)

 

LUMEN

A Lumen is a quantity of light, the same kind of unit as a watt, but measured

in such a way that takes into account the sensitivity of the eye.  If you are

looking at the specification of a light source Lumens are the measured as the

entire output, no matter which direction the light is going in.

 

LUX

A Lux is a lumen per square meter, which we might call illumination in

Layman’s terms but, when speaking technically, it is referred to as illuminance.

It is how much light that falls on a surface.

 

NIT

A Nit is a lumen per square meter per steradian, which we might call

brightness to our family members, but luminance to our peers.  If a Lux of illuminance

strikes a perfectly diffusing surface it gives a Nit of luminance.

 

CANDELA

A candela is a lumen per steradian.  It is used for “point” sources so that

you can calculate how much light is cast on a surface no matter where

the surface is.