Single layer ultra-fine projection surface designed to provide high-fidelity projection images
ImpactWhite® A4K
ImpactWhite® A4K is a single layer ultra-fine projection surface designed to provide high-fidelity projection images. It’s capable of withstanding golf ball impact for Golf or Multi-Sport simulation applications.
*We consider our impact screens a wearable item and the life of them will vary according to their use. Avoid using golf balls with scuffs or markings to maximize the life of the screen. If possible, use new golf balls. Some creasing may occur but may be removed with a steamer and/or light ironing set to no higher than Polyester.
| Gain | 0.9 |
|---|---|
| Viewing Angle | 170° |
| Compatible Projection | Short Throw |
| Material Type | Golf Impact |
- ImpactWhite® A4K golf impact front projection material
- 0.9 gain with a 170° wide viewing angle allows viewers to see a clear bright uniform picture from any angle
- Resists golf impact and withstands ball speeds up to 200 mph.
- Tightly knitted polyester material preserves image fidelity for clear and sharp presentations
- ImpactWhite® A4K Material Sheet (PDF)
- Screen Material Care Sheet
- ImpactWhite™ Materials Comparison
- All Screen Material Comparison (PDF)
• Color: White
• Thickness: 0.016” (0.41 mm)
• Number of Layers: 1
• Material Composition: 100% Polyester
• Weight: 0.37 lb. (171.5 g) /m2
• Effective Width: 104.3″ (2650 mm)
• Gain: 0.9
• Viewing Angle: 170°
• Projection Method: Front
• Withstands golf speeds up to: 200 mph
• Impact Rebound Distance: 6.5 ft
• MD Tension Strength: 12 kgf
• CD Tension Strength: 10 kgf
• Operating Temperature: 68° – 104° F (20° – 40° C)
A:
• Short-throw projectors are ideal since they can be placed safely away with sufficient distance away from the tee and minimize golf ball impact.
• Ultra-short projectors could get hit with the ball unless they have a protection cover.
• Standard throw projectors can create shadows when in front of the screen.
Q: I’ve had my Golf Screen about 4 months ago, and everything has been going well. Recently, I noticed that there are a few places on the ImpactWhite® screen where the material appears to be compromised. I did not want to create a scenario where a golf ball might penetrate the screen material and potentially cause damage to something behind the screen. Is there a way to repair/reinforce the sections that appear to be compromised? And is this possibly considered normal wear and tear?
A: Elite Screens does not have repair kits for ImpactWhite materials for wear and tear. All our ImpactWhite® screens are considered wearable items and the life of the will vary according to their use. Avoid using golf balls with scuffs (picture below for example) or markings to maximize the life of the screen.
If the ImpactWhite® material is starting to wear and tear from normal impact from a golf ball, we can review the wear and possibly cover it under warranty.
We use the following standard for determining warranty coverage from wear and tear.
• Wear and tear that cannot be seen from the diagonal screen size distance is not deemed to be replaced under warranty.
If the product is hit by a damaged golf ball, it is not considered normal use and no longer covered by the warranty
A: Golfers should be positioned 10’ to 12’ away from the hitting screen. This will help prolong the life of the ImpactWhite screen while minimizing wear and tear. In addition, NEVER use golf balls with scuffs, damaged, chipped, etc. Always use new golf balls when possible.
2-year limited warranty, and 3-year warranty for ENR-G – Education, Non-profit, Religious and Government/Military organizations
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