Izumi-cosmo Company, Limited

Other

Kimoto Co, Ltd.

Tetsujiro Omura

Hideo Takamoto

Kazuharu Seki

Koji Tatsuki

Takaaki Kato

A reflection type screen having a high SG value, a wide view angle and an excellent color reproducibility of bright parts of projected image is provided. The reflection type screen comprises a substrate having a light reflecting property such as a white plastic film and a light diffusion layer formed on the substrate, which contains a light diffusion agent and a pearl pigment dispersed in a binder resin. The pearl pigment is mica covered with titanium dioxide and has an optical characteristic reflecting blue component of light projected by a projector and transmitting light of a color complementary to blue. When PC images having many white parts or the like are projected on the screen, the bright part of the images does not become yellowish and projected images with high whiteness can be obtained. The content of pearl pigment is preferably 5-100 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the binder resin and 10-150 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the light diffusion agent.

Reflection type screen for projectors

A portable screen assembly includes a spring-biased roll rotatably mounted to a lower casing, and a screen rotatably mounted at one end thereof to a top bar. The screen is set to a desired height by adjusting a repulsive force for a descent of the screen, and an upward biasing force of a height retaining device engaged with an expansion device against gravity and an elastic force of a spring attached to the spring-biased roll.

Portable screen assembly

A portable screen assembly includes first and second frames extending parallel to each other, a spring-biased roll rotatably mounted in the first frame, and a screen bonded at its one end to the second frame and wound around the spring-biased roll. An extender is provided for biasing the first and second frames away from each other to impart a predetermined tension to the screen. During use of the portable screen assembly, the first and second frames are supported generally verically by a purality of support legs.

A reflective type screen has well-balanced properties and is capable of producing a clear image even in a lighted room. The screen has a reflective layer formed on a substrate, a polarizing film layer adhered to the reflective layer through an adhesive layer, and a light diffusion layer on the other side of the polarizing flim layer. The reflective layer preferably consists of a coating layer including a binder resin and aluminum paste and having a glossiness in the range of from 70 to 120% as measured according to JIS-K-7105. The glossiness of the surface of the product, i.e. the screen, is in the range of from 3 to 9%. In the above range of glossiness, the screen exhibits an even luminance and a good SG value.

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Chuo-ku, Japan

Tetsujiro Omura