Advantage
Gripware, Inc.
Telephone: (334) 863-4488
e-mail: sales@advantagegrip.com
Fabic Characteristicas:
Nylon is easy to wash in warm water with detergent. Hand washing is preferred, machine washing
possible only after it is inspected very carefully for any rips or tears and all strings are removed. To dry,
block on proper size frame and air dry, not in direct sunlight.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN!
Advantage Gripware, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any damages incurred in the cleaning process.
Fabric Cleaning:
.54 / LIGHT GRID CLOTH
Light Grid Cloth is also known as Sail Cloth. It is made of Nylon Ripstop with a UV Stabilizing Coating,
which gives it its parchment paper finish. It is extremely noisy when fabric is subjected to movement,
airflow, etc.
Available in:
Light Pattern trough Fabric
Primary use:
Medium diffusion of light which produces soft shadows
and is more flattering to facial features by seeming to
smooth wrinkles and lines. Introduces a significant
amount of ambient bounce.
TEXTILE TYPE: LIGHT GRID CLOTH - WHITE
Order Code Suffix: .54
Width: 60”
Light Loss : 1.0 Stops
Light Loss 3.0 Stops :
Safety**: NFR
There are many variables in calibrating light loss for Technical Textiles, such as the size of the diffusion, the
distance of the light source to the diffusion, the distance of the diffusion to the subject or measuring device, the
amount of ambient bounce not only produced by the diffusion itself, but other surrounding reflective surfaces,
multiple light sources, etc. Then of course there is the light meter used in the calculations.
Because of all the variables, we suggest that these calculations be used only to compare diffusion materials to each
other.
Don't assume that our calculations will be the same for similar materials from other manufacturers, as many of our
sources are not the same.
It is also not a good idea to compare different manufacturers light loss results, as their means of measuring may be
completely different.
We tested using two different methods. In each case the parameters are exactly the same for all Technical Textiles.
** The FR (Flame Retardant), IFR (Inherently Flame Retardant) and SE (Self Extinguishing) designations do NOT mean
that these Fabric won't burn! In the case of FR, the fabric is treated with flame retardant chemicals, which will
deminish with time and when subjected to damp or wet situations. IFR means that the fiber used in weaving the fabric
is non combustible. This protection is there for the life of the fabric. Some of these fabrics WILL melt, eventhough
both FR and IFR textiles have met or surpassed the standards of NFPA 701. SE (Self Extinguishing) fabrics will burn a
bit longer than those with the NFPA 701 certificate, but self extinguish once the external flame source is no longer
present. In all cases, the melted liquid is extemely hot and stays hot well after flames are extinguished and can cause
serious burns! NFR fabrics are NOT treated and must be used with extreme caution
INDIVIDUAL FABRIC SPECIFICATIONS
