This single unit of 96 x 48 x 1" pacific-colored EcoScapes Square-Edged Acoustic Wall Panel from Primacoustic are made from PET, an environmentally friendly acoustic treatment material that doesn't compromise on sound absorption performance. EcoScapes PET panels can be tacked, screwed, or bolted directly onto a wall, depending on the material. And panels can be easily cut to size, creating a panel that addresses both sound absorption and design needs.

Environmentally friendly EcoScapes panels contain no formaldehyde, VOCs, glues or binders. They are also odorless, nonallergenic, and safe to handle without protective equipment. The high-density panels are impact resistant, inert, and durable, meaning they should stand up to years of use without noticeable wear or discoloration.

Impact Resistant    Formaldehyde Free    No VOCs, Glues, or Binders

EcoScapes are constructed with sustainability in mind and contain up to 50% post-consumer PET—an inert, nontoxic, and odorless plastic with fantastic sound-reduction capabilities.

PET panels can be cut to any shape or size without affecting the integrity of the panel.

EcoScapes panels can be recycled in full once they reach the end of their life. Offcuts and waste created during manufacturing are also recycled where possible.

LEED provides a framework for healthy, efficient, carbon- and cost-saving Green buildings. LEED certification is a globally recognized symbol of sustainability achievement and leadership.

These products have been certified to be completely free of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), which can have adverse health effects.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this device scan 35 mm Slides?

A: No, the Pacific Image PowerFilm Plus Scanner is designed to scan film strips, not slides. The Pacific Image PowerSlide X Plus Scanner (B&H # PAPSXPS) will allow for 35mm slides to be scanned one by one.

Q: 2. is foam board white on white?

A: Yes, this is white on white foamcore.

Q: 3. Does it come with a Silverfast software license?

A: Unfortunately, a SilverFast software license is not included with the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner.

Q: 4. Is this the right board for making V-flats ?

A: Yes, you may use the Nielsen & Bainbridge Clay Coated Foam Core Board - 48 x 96 x 1/2 to create V-flats. V-flats are typically made from Foam Core or Gator Board. While we do not carry Gator Board, the 4x8-foot Foam Core option listed above would work for your needs.

Q: 5. Pull entire uncut roll 120 through scanner? Other software control options such as Silverfast? I need manual exposure control.

A: The Pacific Image PrimeFilm 120 Pro Plus Scanner has a 120 tray for cut 120 film. So the film will need to be cut to fit the tray.

Q: 6. Would this scanner be able to adjust the frame position?

A: According to the manufacturer, the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner includes a frame adjustment tool with the CyberViewX-Plus (ver. 5.20.29) software.

Q: 7. Will Silverfast software work with this model?

A: Currently Silverfast does not list the Pacific Image XA Plus as a supported model. The scanner comes with CyberViewX5-Plus Software to operate the scanning process.

Q: 8. Is there any way to use this device to scan APS negatives?

A: The Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner does not have a holder for APS film, though you should be able to scan without one. Since the APS negatives are smaller, you would have to crop out the negative space in post. Alternatively, you can use a standard photo scanner, like the Epson Perfection V600 Photo Scanner (B&H # EPPV600). https://bhpho.to/3SpxXvL

Q: 9. Does the Primefilm XA Plus come with the panoramic negative holder?

A: No, the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner does not include a panoramic negative holder.

Q: 10. How well does it keep film flat? I have old uncut negatives that are rolled pretty tight and wonder if this can scan them.

A: Any scanner including the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner if the film is rolled and very curled can have an issue. Best is to try to flatten it out under books/weight with out damaging it to get some of the curl out of the film.