Hazer vs. Foggers

[Dr Spooktakular]

I know this is a dumb question, BUT, what is the difference between a hazer and a fogger? Which one is more worth the money? Which one looks the best when used?

[Monster-Tronics]

Hazers are used more for special effects lighting since it produces a very fine fog or mist like fog. This way you see the light, like with laser you can see the beam in mid air. If you use a standard fogger with a laser you can block the light if the fog is too thick.

[PhantomSW]

M-T is correct.. But:

Hazer-Fogger-Fazer.

A real "hazer" uses a compressor and oil based juice.
Fogger: uses a ....

Ah. heck.....

http://www.fogfactory.com/index.htm


Glycol/water (fog Juice) based Hazer use a fan move the fog out of the machine and give a dispersed (light fog )effect.

If you want a shot-gun effect : Fog Machine
If you constant light fog : Glycol/water Hazer

I have about 12 (pro) foggers and 4 hazer, I like the hazer more and more for different rooms in our Haunt. A fogger going off (noise) is distracting to the atmosphere of a haunt. The drawback is the cost. The cheapts one (hazer) I would buy is $95-$149 new .... but I keep an eye on e-bay.
I scored this week on E-bay (Item number: 260188884043)
a new $299 hazer for $122 w/shipping.
I love ( ok, stop "rotfl" ..Yes I have no life...) Antari Z-300 Hazer, had to turn it down on a outdoor haunt. The room was 8'x 30' w/8' hight walls and no roof.

Phantom
ScreamWorks.org
(not Screamworks Atlanta)!! -

[Jim Warfield]

It's a high school thing, hazed when you're a Freshman, then left in a fog during half the time spent in the classroom!
And I didn't attend school in England!

[MDKing]

So the Antari z-300 hazer works that well Phantom? I was wondering what is ideal for outdoor scenes....


Thanks,
Allan