Used Good Nanlite Forza 60/60B Projector Mount with 19 Degree Lens


Key Features
- Accent Lighting
- Bold lighting effects
- 19 Degree Beam Angle
- Includes 4 Gobos
- Gel and Gobo Frames
- 18-Bladed Iris available
- Nylon-Coated Metal Housing
overview
Achieve complex and bold lighting effects with Nanlite's complete optical system for the Forza 60 range. The Nanlite Forza 60/60B Projector Mount with 19° lens increases the light output 17 times while still maintaining a smooth, even beam with minimal fall-off.
Expertly crafted details
Nanlite has gone to great lengths to ensure the light quality emitted by the Forza 60/60B Projector Mount system is second to none. It utilizes non-curved lenses to eliminate aberration and minimize distortion, while optical metallic-membrane plating increases luminousness and color temperature accuracy. Finally, the internal walls of the housing are etched to reduce edge dispersion and fringing.
Extra Durability and Heat Dispersion
The Forza 60/60B Projector Mount's housing keeps heat absorption to a minimum through the use of nylon coated metal. Users can easily handle the projector after use, and the nylon design also keeps the fixture stay lightweight but still robust enough for travel.
Control, Shape, and Layer Your Light
For maximum flexibility in light shaping and control, the Forza 60/60B Projector Mounts feature internal shutters and include four Gobos, a Gobo frame and, a Gel frame. For even further control of the light's size and shape, an 18-bladed iris is available separately.
Sturdy Protective Case
Every Forza 60/60B Projector Mount ships in a purpose-built protective case created to stand up to the rigors of traveling to and from the set. It ensures your optics stay safe while still leaving space for additional accessories.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 8.5in x 6.3in x 9.3in |
lighting specifications
| Weight | 1.4lbs |
| Material | Nylon-Coated Metal, Glass |
| Beam Angle | 19° |
| Mount Type | Forza 60 Quick Change |
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