Telmax 14x16" Replacement Mirror for GS17R, T17B, G2-17 and T2-17 Teleprompter

You can rely on the 14x16" Replacement Mirror for GS17R, T17B, G2-17, and T2-17 Teleprompters, a durable and high-quality product from the reputable brand, Telmax. This stylish and functional mirror is designed to provide a clear and reflective surface, enhancing your teleprompter experience.

Crafted from 70/30 beamsplitter glass, this replacement mirror is identical to the original, ensuring seamless integration with your existing equipment. The coating process used in its manufacture guarantees no damage to the glass surface, preserving the optical quality of the mirror.

This versatile replacement mirror boasts a coating that has minimal absorption of visible light, reflecting approximately 32% of the total incident light in the visible region. This is determined using a Viscor filter and an incandescent tungsten filament lamp light source.

The coated element also transmits around 68% of the total incident light, providing a balanced and clear reflection for your teleprompter needs. The adherence of the coating is tested using a cellulose tape test, ensuring that no visible part of the coating is easily removed, contributing to the mirror's durability.

The hardness of the coating is tested using various methods, including washing in a specific solution, applying a paste of precipitated chalk and water, and rubbing with a clean, dry cheesecloth. These tests ensure that the mirror's coating can withstand wear and tear, making it a long-lasting addition to your teleprompter setup.

The replacement mirror also demonstrates excellent durability and water resistance, withstanding exposure to high humidity and temperature conditions. The coating remains undamaged even when exposed to temperatures ranging from minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit to plus 500 degrees Fahrenheit.

In summary, the 14x16" Replacement Mirror for GS17R, T17B, G2-17, and T2-17 Teleprompters is a durable, high-quality, and functional choice for those seeking to enhance their teleprompter experience.