PROFESSIONAL LIGHTINGFOR ANY SCALE.
GML builds moving lights, wash fixtures, pixel systems, and architectural tools for spaces and schedules where the result depends on accurate control. Use it on the road, in a venue, inside a building, or within a multi-system network.
WE KNOW THISWORK FROMTHE INSIDE.
Touring companies, venue technical directors, rental operators, and dealers. They all work with the same equipment under different conditions. GML has been making fixtures since 2014, and that means we understand what each of these jobs actually looks like in practice.
Equipment that gets loaded, rigged, and focused every week has to perform the same way on the hundredth show as on the first. Touring crews and venue technicians need that reliability built in, not just promised.
GML dealers receive full technical documentation, photometric data, and comparison specs. That makes it possible to give clients accurate answers on the actual fixture for the actual job.
One manufacturer that understands both sides of the market.
COMPLETE DATA. FOR BOTH SIDES.
Photometric output, zoom range, DMX modes, power draw, and IP rating are published in full. The end user chooses the right fixture for the project. The dealer answers technical questions from real data, not from guesswork.
For spaces where light needs to change with the programme.
Moving fixtures combine positioning, beam control, and colour in one addressable unit. They suit touring rigs, performance venues, showrooms, launches, and installations that need scenes to change without moving hardware.
For surfaces, stages and rooms that need consistent coverage.
Wash and architectural fixtures cover surfaces, stages, and rooms with an even field of light. They set a base level, bring colour to a wall, or give a gallery, restaurant, or retail space a controlled visual character.
For spaces where light needs to change with the programme.
Moving fixtures combine positioning, beam control, and colour in one addressable unit. They suit touring rigs, performance venues, showrooms, launches, and installations that need scenes to change without moving hardware.
For surfaces, stages and rooms that need consistent coverage.
Wash and architectural fixtures cover surfaces, stages, and rooms with an even field of light. They set a base level, bring colour to a wall, or give a gallery, restaurant, or retail space a controlled visual character.
PROFILE 300 ZOOM
A 300W profile fixture with framing shutters for shaping the beam precisely.
PIXEL LINE IP
An IP65 pixel fixture that combines a dense LED field with strobe and wash layers.
ALED BSW 480
A beam, spot and wash fixture with CMY and CTO control.
B-EYE 1940
A rotating RGBW lens array for wide colour effects and textured output.
MEDUSA
A moving matrix fixture for fast changes in position and beam direction.
DIAMOND LINE 1060
A motorised RGBW line with a 220° pan range for directional effects.
PAR 1815
A compact RGBWA+UV PAR for controlled colour in a durable aluminium body.
STRIKE PRO IP
An IP65 strobe-wash fixture for broad, high-impact output in exposed locations.
BUILT AROUND THE CONDITIONS OF REAL USE.
Lighting equipment is handled, transported, installed, focused, and operated repeatedly. Mechanical movement, optical alignment, thermal behaviour, connector access, and serviceability affect daily operations. GML focuses on the details that keep equipment predictable from the first setup to the next.
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Read articleLET’S START WITH THE REQUIREMENTS.
Tell us what you are planning, replacing or trying to solve. A useful first message can include the space, intended use, mounting position, control system, environmental conditions and approximate quantity. We can then point you to suitable fixtures, documentation or the next technical question.