Smooth, effective scenery shifts enhance the charm of every production.

Smooth, effective scenery shifts enhance the charm of every production. There are three main categories of stage mechanisms: (1) elevators, which are stages that can be raised and lowered; (2) sliding stages and stage wagons, which are mechanisms that move front-to-back or right-to-left on a horizontal plane; and (3) revolving stages, which turn on an axis. These floor mechanisms are normally combined to form a stage system that enables seamless scenery shifts and effective productions. Of considerable size, these moving mechanisms require absolute control and safety that can be trusted.

Elaborate movements and precise positioning heighten the effect of every production.

Rigging System is stage mechanisms used to store stage settings, lighting equipment, acoustic equipment, screen equipment, stage curtain, acoustic panels and other flied sets, up above the stage (in the "flies") where they cannot be seen by the audience. Rigging System allows any of these items to be raised or lowered whenever necessary. The best control system for raising and lowering the Rigging System is determined based upon the particular type of flied sets used, structure of the building, loads that will be suspended, frequency of use, raising and lowering speeds and other conditions.

Acoustic panels are indispensable when classical or other music is performed in multi-purpose theaters, to ensure that the beautiful tones are carried effectively to the audience. Variable reverberation mechanisms are acoustic mechanisms built into the walls and ceiling of the audience area. Indispensable for adjusting the way sound moves throughout a theater, variable reverberation mechanisms help ensure ideal acoustic conditions for all kinds of events.

Small Halls, Adaptable Stages, Free-Space Type Halls, Sports Halls, Studios, etc.

Stage equipment must move and stop precisely and safely, in accordance with a wide variety of production requirements. That is why Sansei stage equipment is designed to respond accurately, not only to the requirements of live performances but also to the myriad needs of stage and prop preparation and rehearsals. Advanced computer-controlled automation enables stage equipment to be employed in new ways, to heighten the effect of productions.