Accent lighting casts across the slick contours of the displays as the instructor remotely activates each function  by easily controlling the exhibits without having to stop and manually switch on each display. Each section of the console opens on its own at the prompting of the instructor, no bending, yanking doors open, or other encumbrances. Servos open and close each door and models glide out effortlessly on an angle, presenting themselves to the audience.  Graphic panels above the models activate, illuminating the black spatial background of each with full color and electronic animated renditions that relate to each subject.
    Each exhibit console is fabricated with high quality materials and faced with quality scratch resistant laminates.  We never use pressed wood products. All wood and plywood components are screwed or bolted and glued. The glue we use is a strong and pliable rubberized adhesive that offers rigidity and flexibility, this results in a product that is strong and resistant to loosening and cracking of the adhesive bonds.
    The base decorative recess panels and auxiliary control panels are thick 1/8” brushed aluminum.
    The display shelves and doors are run on ball bearing slides and counterbalanced to reduce stress on the electromechanical mechanisms. The servos for each shelf and door feature lathe turned constant pressure roller mechanisms which move the doors and shelves, but act as a slip clutch under stress to prevent breakage or pinching.
    The control of the consoles is initiated by IR. (infrared remote). The receivers contain sensor and decoder circuitry combined with relays and DMOS technology to operate specific functions.
    The power supplies are linear regulated supplies which operate at 12 VDC, 8 VDC and 5 VDC respectively  to each function. The main power is standard 120 VAC. All electronic components are D-rated to drastically increase life.
    Whenever possible the lights are super bright LEDS which last for many years without need of replacement as they are a cool solid state light source that illuminates a semiconductor instead of a power sapping, short life incandescent filament.
    EEPROM impressed speech is created using DAST technology integrated circuits developed by ISD (Information Storage Devices) interfaced with our digital address matrix and amplification circuit, producing natural speech with no moving parts to wear out. In theory, according to ISD, the voice impression on the integrated circuits can last in storage up to one hundred years. While this is not guaranteed by ISD, the claim does point out the fact that impressing voice and sound on a chip can well surpass mechanical recording technology in dependability. Sound effects for the exhibits are produced by oscillators and amplifiers.
    Backlit displays are photo translucent renderings of our graphic arts images with electronically actuated solid state light sources.  Plastic covers for the images are unbreakable polycarbonate.
    Whatever your design need or color choice is, we can accommodate you.

EXHIBIT prices include housed exhibits of your choice (shipping not included);

1 Regular Unit/ Sectional Exhibit = $ 8,900. Allow 20 weeks for delivery.

1 Corner Unit/ Sectional Exhibit = $ 12,900.  Allow 20 weeks for delivery.

3 Regular Unit /Sectional Exhibit = $ 24,000.  Allow 22 weeks for delivery.

6 Regular Unit /Sectional Exhibit = $ 51,400.  Allow 26 weeks for delivery.

 8 regular exhibits and 2 corner exhibits = $ 89,000.  Allow 29 weeks for delivery.

Click to view examples of graphics and models.

Two year guarantee applies to the custom mechanical & custom electronics parts in each of our designs.  See Terms.