Acme HP2s Haze Fluid

[OllieJames]

I don't get why you want thicker haze? Why not just buy a smoke machine instead?

I like the appearance of smoke at a gig for a young crowd, but i like the way a hazer blows the haze out and up at an angle.

Thicker haze would last longer than my current 'light' haze. My current haze disappears quickly in a room with no movement. So i'd imagine when i have people dancing the haze will dissappear at an even quicker rate.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Should have bought a smoke machine and a fan then.

[OllieJames]

Should have bought a smoke machine and a fan then.

The point of me buing a hazer was to not have a huge cloud of smoke appear, as the majority of my gigs have been for older age groups. The only reason i'm asking for denser fluid, to enable the haze to last longer.

[DJStevie]

The point of me buing a hazer was to not have a huge cloud of smoke appear, as the majority of my gigs have been for older age groups. The only reason i'm asking for denser fluid, to enable the haze to last longer.

Hi Ollie, how did you get on with this in the end please? What did you get?

[discoworld]

The Dense fluid is what you need and I think that will give you what you want. The Light fluid sells for £10 and the dense for £13.

You will find the Acme HP fluid also under Prolight and Atmotech brands too. I think they are moving to the Atmotech brand for all the effects machines.