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| Thanks to Andrew Kelly and your team!
We would like to thanks Andrew Kelly and his team at Box Hill Institute for their recent efforts while shooting our new ‘How To’ videos. These instructional videos will be given to customers who purchase or hire our systems, and will provide them with step-by-step instructions on how to set up, and pack up their SmartScreen, and SmartBox.
Thank you Andrew Kelly, Daisy Maroun, Felicity Power, Dan Nagl, Kazuo Kobayashi and Bill Drinkwater, we really appreciate your hard work and dedication! |
| Sealed Screens or Non Sealed Screens?
The choice is yours of course but we have elected to stay focused on non sealed screens. but some may well ask, what is the difference anyway? Great question!
Sealed screens are about double to treble the weight of non sealed screens. Sealed screens must use a much heavier fabric than that used by non sealed outdoor movie screens. Sealed screens are welded together to hold the inflation. Non sealed outdoor movie screens are sewn together which means they loose the inflated air and thus require a constant air blower.
How big a deal this anyway? The answer is normally minimal. Modern day blowers are relatively quiet in today's technology. The blower is always close to the outdoor movie screen by definition and thus at least 10-20 metres from the audience. The audience will hear very little. When the music or film soundtrack commences the audience will not hear anything from the blower!
Sealed or welded screens have their advantage when being used as outdoor advertising display boards and it is advisable not to have a blower attached. Quality welded screens or rather the frames will remain inflated for more than a week without any blower support.
An outdoor inflatable movie screen can be used inside very satisfactorily if used with a quality Silencer such as manufactured by Tool King. The Tool King blower will reduce the blower noise by about 10dB. Huge inflatable movie screens provide an enormous wow! factor in venues with very high ceilings such as basketball stadiums, town halls and community centres.
For more information go to www.smartdigital.com.au
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| New Mini Web Site For Tool King Blowers
Smart Digital Australia has launched a new mini web site exclusively for Tool King blowers. Tool King blowers are renowned for their ruggedness and durability. They have proven to be extremely efficient and reliable. Tool King blowers have been the leading providers of cold air blowers to the inflatable amusement and advertising industries for many years.
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| Smart Digital Australia Appointed Distributor For Tool King Blowers
Smart Digital Australia Pty Ltd (SDA) has been appointed exclusive Australian and New Zealand distributor for Tool King cold air blowers. The Tool King portable blowers are used with all types of inflatable products such as inflatable movie screens, jumping castles and similar inflatable entertainment products. Special air movers or blowers are available for sky dancers regularly used with advertising products.
The Tool King inflatable blowers are designed in the USA and assembled in China. All Tool King inflatable blowers sold by Smart Digital Australia have an exclusive conditional 2 year warranty. They are well known for their durability and are manufactured to ISO9000.
James Cunningham, Managing Director of Smart Digital Australia said that limited stocks of the Tool King cold air blowers for Inflatables were available now with further back up stock on the way.
A new mini web site is being built now to cover the broad range of Tool King inflatable blowers. The site will include an on line ordering facility. As soon as the site is ready we will post an announcement on the Smart Digital site. In the mean time customers can call the sales team at Smart Digital for further information on 1300 365 015. |
| Float In! A New Outdoor Movie Experience Recently Melbourne City Council hosted a Float In at The Docklands in Melbourne. Our events division, Melbourne Opena Air Cinema provided the movie experience. MOAC supplied a giant 30 metres wide and screened 2 movies per night on Friday and Saturday nights for two exciting weeks.
The huge inflatable movie screen was inflated on an enormous barge in the middle of the Dockland harbour about 80 metres from the main promenade and restaurant area. The film track sound was provided both by live sound and FM transmission. Most of the viewers were positioned on the many yachts moored at the boat harbour. However many viewers emerged from the restaurants for a truly inovative and exciting experience and a first for Melbourne. |
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