Downloadable product and specification guides
Six printable PDFs: a product range brief, a format comparison, a project checklist, technical specification tables, a rail configuration reference and an installation and maintenance guide.
Six documents, no sign-up
Product Range Brief
Two-page summary of the three display families, the size ranges covered by the catalogue and the shortest route from a floor plan to a configuration list.
Open PDF ↓Display Format Comparison
A printable comparison of holographic cases, sliding rail screens and transparent LCD showcases across viewing angle, content, installation and typical venue.
Open PDF ↓Project Specification Checklist
The site, power, content, logistics and sign-off items to collect before a quotation, plus the handover documents issued with an order.
Open PDF ↓Technical Specification Tables
Indicative size bands, viewing geometries, touch and control options for all three display families, taken from the configurable product range.
Open PDF ↓Rail Configuration Reference
Real track lengths, screen diagonals, rail shapes and trigger architectures used on comparable rail installations, with client details omitted.
Open PDF ↓Installation & Maintenance Guide
The installation and commissioning sequence, acceptance and training steps, and the published cleaning, inspection and environment schedule.
Open PDF ↓All documents state indicative, configurable values. None of them is a certificate, a test report or a contractual offer.
How to use these documents
Start with the product range brief to identify the family, use the format comparison and the technical specification tables to check the trade-offs and size bands, then work through the project specification checklist with the venue. The rail configuration reference shows track lengths and screen diagonals used on comparable builds, and the installation and maintenance guide covers commissioning, acceptance and the service schedule. Send the completed checklist with your enquiry and the first layout proposal can be built around real constraints instead of a generic size.
Downloads and the rest of the site
The technical guides go deeper on content production, rail specification and installation. The project scenarios show those decisions applied to a specific space.
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Questions about the documents
01Do I need to register to download these guides?
No. Every PDF is linked directly from this page and opens in the browser or downloads to your device without a form.
02Are the specifications in the PDFs final?
No. They are indicative and configurable, the same as the product pages. Final values are confirmed in the layout drawing issued with a quotation.
03Can the documents be used in a tender pack?
Yes, as an indicative technical brief. If your tender needs compliance documents for a specific market, list them in the enquiry so they can be supplied with the order.
04Is there a datasheet and a manual?
Yes. The Technical Specification Tables document covers size bands and options for all three families, and the Installation & Maintenance Guide covers commissioning, acceptance and the service schedule.
05Where do the rail configuration examples come from?
The Rail Configuration Reference lists track lengths, screen diagonals and venue patterns from comparable builds. Client names, locations and site photographs are omitted.
Request a layout proposal
Share the space, the product family and the viewing goal. We will come back with a configuration, indicative specification and a layout proposal.