Spica Parabolic 222
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, rigging and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELVARNIXO Shaping — light is made at the last metre
Parabolics reward precision and punish pretenders; the Spica is precise — measured beam maps at three positions, silver that keeps its colour, and ribs that replace one by one instead of retiring the instrument.
A parabolic is a precision instrument pretending to be an umbrella: sixteen or twenty-four ribs holding a true curve, a focusing rod that glides and locks, and fabrics whose silver keeps its colour after the two-hundredth assembly. Ours are hand-finished, serialised, and repairable rib by rib.
Design & Craft
- Beam maps at three rod positions ship in the box
- Textiles woven and graded for neutral colour after years of vans
- Every panel, rib and layer stocked as a part for fifteen years
- Indexed focusing rod — note the number, repeat the look
- S-type as standard; speedrings for major systems in the options
- Silver keeps its colour; ribs replace one by one
Specifications
| Diameter | 222 cm |
| Ribs | 24 |
| Focus | Indexed rod, repeatable |
| Maps | Beam maps at 3 positions |
| Mount | S-type + major speedrings |
| Weight | ≈ 9.4 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts stocked 15 |
Care
Open and close by the hub, not the ribs; keep speedrings matched to their fixture; and shake dust from grids rather than washing them. Fabrics keep their neutrality for years if they travel in their sleeves.
Questions, Answered
Grids included?
Where the listing says so; otherwise they are options. Grid angles are true to label — measured, not rounded.
Can textiles be replaced?
Every panel, rib and diffusion layer is a stocked part for fifteen years. Modifiers should retire from fashion, not from failure.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
Two years parts and labour, fifteen years of parts on the shelf, and a loaner fixture on your set while yours is on our bench.