The Screen Works E-Z Fold Truss Portable Projection Screen is a free-standing, portable projection screen that can be set up and taken down with the greatest of ease. Whether for point-of purchase displays, lectures, classrooms, libraries, professional or amateur use, this screen is lightweight and user-friendly. Rugged aluminum T-shaped legs support a variety of screen surfaces for all needs. E-Z Fold screens are available with a projection surface for either front or rear projection.

With the optional E-Z Fold Truss Dress Kit, your presentation can take on a more professional and finished appearance. Side drapery helps eliminate distracting lights and background and is held up by sturdy aluminum braces.  

In 1959, The Screen Works, then known as Wilcox-Lange, began as an equipment and labor support company to the fledgling new industry of Audio Visual. Identifying a need for portable projection screens for the "traveling shows", the company began manufacturing their E-Z Fold brand of screens.

Since each show was unique, custom screen designs, shapes and new format sizes became a necessity. As the industry quickly grew, so did Wilcox-Lange, which became The Screen Works, a worldwide supplier of lightweight, portable, affordable projection screens and trim kits.

Rear Projection    10 x 10' (3 x 3m) Screen Size    170" (4.3m) Diagonal    9 x 9' (2.7 x 2.7m) Image Area    Square Format (1:1 Aspect Ratio)    Rear Projection Screen Finish    Easy, No Tools Assembly    Portable, Heavy-Duty Construction    Reinforced Horizontal Hinge Points    Height-Adjustable Truss Frames

6" welded Truss Frames are available in all standard sizes and formats including HDTV

Heavy-duty construction with light-weight portability

Truss frames feature no tools assembly

Frame braces provide reinforced horizontal hinge points and attach with crank-bolts

Truss frames over 25' feature 6" horizontal support truss for extra strength

Truss Frames are height-adjustable in 6" increments

Flexible, snap-on screen surfaces with 6" binding are available in your choice of: Matte White, Matte Brite, Matte Brite Plus, Hi-Contrast, Rear Projection, 2-Vu

Molded case with wheels provided with Truss Frame sizes to 12x16'

Optional Dress Kits available (Drapery, Valance, Skirt, Hardware, and Case)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it have a 3.5mm jack to trigger it as the Odin receivers do? I know it defeats the purpose of a wireless/radio system, but for high speed stuff it's better to have the manual connection to the automatic trigger for more consistent timing.

A: It does... And I have tried it with triggertrap.it works.

Q: 2. Can I use sticker paper with this printer?

A: As long as the stickers are designed for inkjet printers it'll work. Just get the better brands of stickers so it won't unpeel & jam.

Q: 3. I've read a lot of problems with mitro+ not working.....has anyone experience this problem?

A: I've had no problems, works as expected with my Phoenix camera-mounted trigger. I think it's a great package.

Q: 4. I am unable to make the OdinII (sony MIS) fire my Mitros+ remotely from my Sony A7RII. I can fire my Indra 360 and 500 remotely no problem. Advice for settings or ? thanks.

A: TTL not Tyler sorry stupid autocorrect

Q: 5. Does this flash have an external power pack port. I don't want to use AA batteries only..

A: yes it does :)

Q: 6. Is there any difference between the Fstoppers version and the eBay ones from China?

A: The f stoppers is a good quality product and provides good soft light. I've never been too happy with the China grade products for lighting.

Q: 7. Hi. Does this emit the IR assist beam that is on the flash or the one from the camera?

A: Yes. The Mitros+ can be used with brand flashes (Sony) as an IR Commander or Receiver ; as a Radio Commander or Receiver using Phottix Odin protocols,; as a Strato II receiving manual flash; as a photo-cell triggering automatic or manual flash. Pretty amazing, actually.

Q: 8. I do have this unit. The flash would fire in Manual mode but not in TTL while using on camera. Is there anything wrong that I might be doing?

A: I have to agree with the answer you got from Donna. Sony worked with Minolta when designing their cameras. Flash control is done and assigned within the camera. I would check your camera manual to see of there is a setting to be made. Plus, are you getting any viewfinder information about the flash operation? If not, this might indicate a problem with the interface connection between flash and camera.

Q: 9. I print only occasionally. Will the ink dry up if this printer is not used regularly?

A: Its recommended to print a few times a month.

Q: 10. Can this flash unit completely replace an Odin trigger? I.e. if you use the flash mounted on a camera to control a second Mitros+ flash, do you have the same control over the remote flash using the mounted flash as you would with an Odin trigger?

A: Only if it is the Mitros+. If just the plain Mitros, it will not control other flashes.