stage effects
Everything you need to throw a great party that your guests will remember is right here: Igracelite Confetti Cannon, Igracelite Smoke Machine, Igracelite Dry Ice Smoke Machine, Igracelite Flame Machine and more.
Choose your favorite stage effects
Flame FX: LED flame effect and Real fire flame machine.
led flame effect stage
stage effect fire machine
modern electric fireplace
Fog FX: Fog Machine, Dry ice fog machine, Haze machine.
3kw low fog machine
3000w fog machine
6000w dry ice machine
3000W Fog Machine Continuous Output
600W hazer machine
CO2 FX: CO2 Jet Machine, Confetti machine, Paper blaster machine
CO2 Jet Machine
CO2 Cannon Blaster
Disco co2 jet gun fog machine
Led CO2 Cannon
CO2 Cannon
co2 confetti cannon
DJ confetti co2 cannon
4 Head Paper Blaster Machine
Bubble FX: Bubble fog machine
big party bubble machine
2000w Fog And Bubble Machine
3000w fog bubble machin
Stage FX: Snow / Foam Machines
3000w Foam Machine
Moving Head Jet Foam Machine
1500w snow machine
Igracelite Stage Strobe Lights
Strobe Stage Lighting
Stage Strobe Lights
3000w stage strobe lights
400w dj Strobe Light
960pcs LED 8 Segment Strobe Light
280w Led Strobe Light
Stage Multifunctional LED Strobe
400w gobo led projector light
Safety Notes Of Stage Effects:
1, Only handle Igracelite fog machine by professionals.
2, Use the equipment in the correct orientation, standing vertically/hanging vertically (varies by machine).
3, Smoking is prohibited near the machine.
4, Do not place the unused machine in a rainy and humid environment.
5, Please clean the machines after use.
2, Use the equipment in the correct orientation, standing vertically/hanging vertically (varies by machine).
3, Smoking is prohibited near the machine.
4, Do not place the unused machine in a rainy and humid environment.
5, Please clean the machines after use.
Do you know what popular stage effects include?
Lighting effects: This includes spotlights, colored lights, and strobe lights to create different moods and effects on stage. Spotlights can be used to highlight a particular performer or object on the scene, while colored lights can be used to create a specific ambiance or mood. Strobe lights can be used to create a pulsing effect or to give the illusion of movement. For example, led strobe stage lights.
Pyrotechnics: This includes fireworks, flame effects, and smoke effects to add drama and excitement to your show. These effects can be used to create a grand finale or to add a sense of danger or urgency to a particular moment in the performance. For example, fire stage light/flame light, cold spark machine.
Special effects: This includes props, costumes, and makeup to create illusions and enhance the visual impact of your performance. Support can make a particular setting or emphasize specific actions, while costumes and makeup can create unique and memorable characters. For example: CO2 Cannon Machine, CO2 Jet Machine.
What pressure of CO2 cylinder is suitable for CO2 Cannon Machine?
Generally speaking, the best pressure is 30-50psi, and the maximum pressure should not exceed 90psi. Grace Satge Lighting provides a picture for your reference:
FAQ:
There are several methods to create a smoke effect on stage, including the use of carbon dioxide, dry ice, low fog machines, fog machines, and dry ice machines. Here's a breakdown of each method:
Carbon Dioxide and Dry Ice:
Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be used to create a smoke effect on stage. It is commonly produced by using a CO2 cylinder and a nozzle or hose to release the gas into the desired area. The sudden release of CO2 creates a dense, low-lying fog effect.
Dry ice, which is frozen carbon dioxide, can also be used to create a smoke effect. When dry ice is placed in hot water, it undergoes sublimation, transitioning directly from a solid to a gas, creating a thick white fog. This method is often used to achieve a heavy, ground-hugging fog effect.
Low Fog Machine:
A low fog machine is specifically designed to produce a low-lying fog effect on stage. It works by cooling the fog produced by a regular fog machine, causing it to stay close to the ground. This effect is achieved by passing the fog through a cooling chamber or using a combination of ice and a cooling system.
Fog Machine:
A fog machine, also known as a smoke machine, is a common tool used to create a smoke effect on stage. It works by heating a fog fluid, typically a water-based solution, to produce a dense fog that is released into the air. The fog is often used to enhance lighting effects and create an atmospheric ambiance.
Dry Ice Machine:
A dry ice machine is specifically designed to produce a thick white fog effect using dry ice. These machines utilize a heating element to warm the dry ice, causing it to sublimate and release a dense fog. Dry ice machines are commonly used in stage productions, concerts, and special events to create an impressive and long-lasting smoke effect.
When using any of these methods, it's important to consider safety precautions, such as proper ventilation, fire safety measures, and handling of dry ice or CO2 cylinders. Additionally, always follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for the specific equipment you are using to ensure a successful and safe smoke effect on stage.
To create a snow effect on stage, you can use the following methods:
Snow machine: A snow machine is a device that produces artificial snowfall. It uses a mixture of water and special snow fluid, which is then dispersed into the air, creating a realistic snowfall effect.
Foam machine: Another option is to use a foam machine that produces foam flakes resembling snow. The foam is typically made from a special foam concentrate mixed with water and then generated using a foam machine.
To create a water effect on stage, you can consider the following techniques:
Paint water on stage: One simple method is to paint the desired water patterns or scenes directly onto the stage floor or set using special paints that resemble water.
Project water image on stage: By using projection technology, you can project images or videos of water onto a screen or stage backdrop to create the illusion of water.
Use fabric: You can use blue or translucent fabric to represent water waves or create a flowing water effect by manipulating the fabric's movement.
Use light to create water effects - shadows: By strategically placing lights and using shadows, you can create the appearance of flowing water or ripples on the stage.
Aquasplash - motorized wheel: Aquasplash is a motorized wheel with various color and texture options that, when in motion, creates water-like effects, adding movement and visual interest to the stage.
Create smoke with color: Using colored smoke machines or stage lighting, you can create a fog-like effect to mimic water, especially when combined with appropriate lighting techniques.
Use grass to make wave flow: Artificial grass can be used to create the illusion of water ripples or waves when actors or props move through it, giving a sense of water movement.
Textured acrylic with blue light: Using textured acrylic sheets with blue light filtered through them can simulate the appearance of water, especially when illuminated from below.
Cellophane: Wrinkled cellophane sheets can be used to create a shimmering water effect when light reflects off the surface.
Vibrating plastic wrap: Attaching plastic wrap to a frame that vibrates can create a rippling effect similar to water.
To create a smoke effect on stage, you can use the following methods:
Low fog machine: A low fog machine produces a dense, ground-hugging fog that creates the illusion of low-lying smoke. It uses a special fog fluid that is cooled to create a fog that stays close to the ground.
Dry ice machine: A dry ice machine produces dense clouds of fog by using hot water and dry ice. The hot water melts the dry ice, creating a thick fog effect.
Yes, you can put dry ice in a fog machine. However, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for using dry ice with a specific fog machine. The ideal water-to-dry-ice ratio for long-lasting fog effects is typically around 1/2 gallon of hot water per pound of dry ice. Using the right amount of hot water will help maximize the fog production and create the desired effect.
Yes, if the user points the nozzle at the fire alarm, it is very likely that the alarm will go off. When smoke fills the air, it will not set off a fire alarm.
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