laser beam moving head(GB-MHL)
Introducing our cutting-edge Laser Beam Moving Head, a state-of-the-art lighting solution engineered to deliver vibrant, high-intensity visual experiences. This innovative unit integrates high-powered laser diodes, advanced scanning technology, and versatile control options to meet the demands of the most ambitious stage setups. Whether it's a concert, theatrical production, or special event, our Laser Beam Moving Head promises to elevate the visual spectacle to unparalleled heights.
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For a versatile, dependable, and breathtaking lighting solution, our Laser Beam Moving Head stands in a class of its own. Transform your stage into a realm of visual artistry today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What laser is used in Theatre?
The type of laser used in a theatre setting largely depends on the application and desired visual effects. Commonly used lasers in theatres include:
DPSS Lasers (Diode-Pumped Solid State): Suitable for intricate visual effects with high-quality beams.
CO2 Lasers: Often used for special effects like smoke or fog generation.
Diode Lasers: Known for their compact size, these are versatile and can be used in a variety of applications.
RGB Lasers: These offer a full-color spectrum and are widely used in productions requiring vibrant, dynamic lighting effects.
It is essential to ensure that the laser systems are compliant with safety regulations, such as those set forth by the International Laser Display Association (ILDA) and local authorities.
For professional use, it is highly recommended to consult with a laser specialist or technician to choose the right laser type for your specific theatre needs.
How much does a laser light cost?
The cost of a laser light for theatre use can vary widely depending on several factors:
Type of Laser: As discussed above, different types of lasers come with different price tags. Diode lasers are generally more affordable, while DPSS lasers can be more costly due to their higher quality and capabilities.
Brand: Established brands may offer more reliable, high-quality lasers but typically at a higher price.
Specifications: Features like wattage, color spectrum, and control options can all influence cost.
Accessories: Additional components like controllers, mounts, and safety features can add to the overall cost.
As a general ballpark:
Entry-level lasers: Can start as low as $100-$500 USD
Mid-range lasers: Generally cost between $1,000 and $5,000 USD
High-end professional lasers: Can exceed $5,000 USD