Projection Screens

A projection screen is a device specifically designed to display projected images. Its core function is to provide a high-reflectivity surface that optimizes light reflection, thereby enhancing the image's clarity, brightness, and contrast. This equipment is widely used in various scenarios, including home theaters for immersive viewing, business meetings for slide presentations, educational institutions for instructional content display, and outdoor activities such as campgrounds or backyard gatherings for movie playback. The target user base encompasses general household consumers, corporate employees, educators in schools and training centers, as well as entertainment event organizers. Primary classifications are based on installation method: portable (e.g., foldable frame or standalone tripod types for easy transport and temporary setup), fixed (e.g., wall-mounted or ceiling-installed permanent setups), and operation mechanism (e.g., manual or electric roller systems for convenient storage). Surface material variants include white screens for enhanced brightness, gray screens optimized for contrast in dim environments, and high-gain screens suitable for well-lit conditions. Sizes range from personal portable dimensions to large commercial specifications, offering flexible adaptation. The key to the device lies in its optical coating technology, which reduces ambient light interference and widens the viewing angle, ensuring consistent image quality under various lighting conditions.