Artograph DESIGNER Opaque Art Projector

Artograph DESIGNER Opaque Art Projector. The economical choice for artists and crafters of all types. Offers both reduction and enlargement with one reversible lens. Practical for fine art, murals, decorative art, airbrushing, signs, banners, craft projects and more…

The Designer™ offers dual reduction and enlargement capabilities with one lens. Enlarges up to 30 times and reduces down to 70% the original size. Simply mount your pattern, design or photograph onto the underside of the projector lid. Your image is reduced or enlarged instantly with clarity and in full color for your drawing pleasure. Designers, illustrators and crafters at every skill level find the Artograph® Designer projector a practical way to save time and improve results. Painters and other fine artists use the Artograph Designer projector to eliminate the tedious scaling process.

Product Highlights…

Reversible lens enlarges up to 30 times and reduces to 70% of the original size

Copy size: 6" x 6" (15 x 15 cm) with copy clips to hold original in place

Illumination: 250-watts photo quality lighting for brighter image (included)

Optional table stand, #225 -353, for vertical projection within a range of 70% reduction of the original size up to 4 times enlargement

Lightweight and portable

Fan cooled and safety overload circuit

Lens: 200mm precision-ground optical glass

Net Weight: 6 lbs.

5-year warranty

Made in the U.S.A.

Available Accessories…

#225-350 Projector Floor Stand

The Designer operates on one 250 watt ECA Photolamp and one bulb is included with each projector. It is a somewhat specialty bulb, however, replacements can be ordered through the manufacturer directly. It sometimes can be found locally at theatrical or camera supply stores.

All of our projectors are opaque projectors, which means they project from a solid image, like a photograph, and need a completely dark room for best results. These projectors use the light to bounce off the image and redirect it through the lens, which can then reduce or enlarge the image projection. (A transparency would not work as the light would not be able to bounce off the image back, plus these projectors get very warm and would damage a transparency.)