Martin ELP 36 Degree Static Lens Tube for Ellipsoidal Lights
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Description
Martin ELP 36 Degree Static Lens Tube for Ellipsoidal Lights
The Martin ELP 36° Static Lens Tube delivers a medium-throw beam spread engineered to pair seamlessly with Martin ELP ellipsoidal profiles. This lens tube produces superior output and crisp image projection, making it a reliable choice for theater, broadcast, and live event lighting applications requiring precise beam control and consistent optical performance.
Optical Design & Compatibility
The 36-degree lens configuration offers a balanced throw distance suitable for mid-range stage applications, providing excellent light gathering and sharp beam definition. This lens tube integrates directly with both Martin ELP and Martin ELP IP fixture bodies, allowing flexible fixture configuration across touring and permanent installations.
Construction & Finish Options
Built to withstand professional touring and venue environments, the lens tube maintains optical integrity through rigorous use. Available in both black and white housing variants, allowing integration with different fixture aesthetics and production design requirements.
Key Features
- 36-degree beam angle for medium-throw applications
- Compatible with Martin ELP ellipsoidal profile fixtures
- Compatible with Martin ELP IP fixtures
- Engineered for superior optical output
- Delivers crisp, well-defined image projection
- Available in black housing variant
- Available in white housing variant
- Part of Martin's complete ELP lens tube system (19°, 26°, 36°, 50° options)
The 36° lens tube serves as a workhorse for live sound and event crews running touring rigs or permanent venue installations. The modular ELP ecosystem lets you mix and match lens angles—36° covers the reliable mid-range throw needed at most club, theater, and outdoor venues, so your rig adapts to different room geometries without swapping fixtures.
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At a Glance
The Martin ELP 36 Degree Static Lens Tube is a medium-throw lens barrel designed for Martin ELP ellipsoidal lighting fixtures, delivering sharp beam definition and consistent optical performance for theater, broadcast, and live events. It pairs directly with both standard ELP and ELP IP fixture bodies, making it essential for touring rigs and permanent venue installations where precise beam control matters. Choose it when you need a balanced throw distance for mid-range stage applications with crisp image projection and the reliability to survive road use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What beam angle does the 36-degree lens tube produce, and what throw distance is it designed for?
The 36-degree lens configuration delivers a medium-throw beam spread, balancing light gathering with beam definition for mid-range stage applications. It is engineered for theater, broadcast, and live event spaces where you need precise beam control at moderate throw distances.
Which Martin ELP fixtures is this lens tube compatible with?
This lens tube integrates directly with both Martin ELP and Martin ELP IP ellipsoidal profile fixture bodies, allowing flexible configuration across touring and permanent installations.
What housing color options are available?
The lens tube is available in both black and white housing variants, allowing you to match different fixture aesthetics and production design requirements.
Can I swap this lens tube with other beam angles?
Yes—this lens tube is part of Martin's modular ELP lens system, which includes 19°, 26°, 36°, and 50° options. You can interchange them across your ELP fixture bodies to adapt to different venue geometries and production needs.
Is this lens tube built for touring and heavy professional use?
Yes, it is engineered to withstand professional touring and venue environments while maintaining optical integrity through rigorous use, making it reliable for road deployments and permanent installations alike.
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