Technically, customized reinforcing scrim are large pieces of black woven cloth that reduce the brightness of light when placed in front of them (these are usually constant HMI lights with no separate dimmer).

What does a customized reinforcing scrim actually do?

Think of these customized reinforcing scrims as giant softboxes. Put the light on one side of them, and when you shine the light through them, they essentially amplify the relative size of the light source, and you get a very soft light as a result.

Customized reinforcing scrims is a term used over the years for many textile products, typically a loosely woven or loose structure of cotton, or linen. Mainly used in curtains, wipers, flags, bobbins, signs, and baby diapers. In industries involving various customized reinforcing scrim products, it can also be used as a skirt decoration material.

Customized reinforcing scrims can be made in a square pattern (orthogonal) or a diamond pattern (triaxial). Structures can vary from 0.4 per cm to 4 per cm. The volumes and widths of the products offered by the laid scrim process guarantee a secure supply, short delivery times and can meet the most demanding customer requirements for customized reinforcing scrims.