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Haze Machine Rental

Light You Can See in the Air

Light is invisible until it hits something. A fine haze in the air gives the beams something to hit, so the audience sees every sweep and color, not just spots on the floor.

Our haze machine rental covers one walk-on at a keynote or haze through a full concert. A tech sets the machines with the lighting and watches the density all show, so the room stays comfortable. For the lights themselves, see concert lighting.

• Haze, fog and low fog
• Planned with your lighting
• Venue rules checked first
• Density run live by a tech

Fog Machine Rental

Fog Machines for Stages and Reveals

Each effect does a different job. These are the ones event shows ask for most.

• Stage Haze A fine, even haze that hangs in the room so lighting beams show from every seat. Lighting Rental
• Fog Bursts Thick fog in timed bursts for an entrance, a drop or the top of a song.
• Low Fog Fog that stays low across the stage floor for an intro or a product reveal. Product Launch Events
• Award Show Moments Haze for the walk-ups and a fog cue for the big reveal, timed with the lights. Award Ceremony Production
• Concert Haze Haze through the whole set, so the light show reads to the back of the crowd. Concert Production
• Keynote Walk-⁠Ons A light haze for the opening and the walk-on, kept thin during the talk. Conference AV & Meeting Production

Low Fog Machine Rental

Haze, Fog or Low Fog: Which One You Need

They look alike on paper but do very different jobs. This is how they compare.

Effect What it does and when to use it

• Haze A thin, even mist you barely notice. It makes lighting beams visible and runs for the whole show
• Fog A thick cloud you can see. Use it in short bursts for an entrance or a big moment
• Low fog Cold fog that stays near the floor. Use it for a stage reveal or an opening, then it clears
• Dry ice fog A kind of low fog made with dry ice. It sits low and thick across the stage

Stage Haze Machine

Planned Around the Venue’s Rules

Haze and fog can set off some smoke detectors, and many venues have rules about them. Every rental can include:

• A check of the venue’s rules
• Notice to the venue before the day
• A look at the air flow and ventilation
• Machines placed for even coverage
• Fluids made for event use
• Cues timed with the lighting
• A tech running the density live
• Setup and pack-up by our crew

Fog and Haze Effects

From the Moment to the Machine

1. Name the Moment Tell us what you want: beams over a keynote, a reveal on stage or haze through a full concert.
2. Check the Venue We check the venue’s rules, the smoke detectors and the air flow before we bring a machine.
3. Place the Machines We pick haze, fog or low fog and place each machine where the air spreads it evenly.
4. Run It Live A tech controls the density during the show, so the light reads and guests stay comfortable.

Fog Machine Rental Near Me

Haze, Fog and Techs Near You

Local crews in the NYC area, New Jersey, Long Island, Miami and Orlando, and we travel for everything else.

• New York City Fog & haze machine rental in NYC, delivered and run by our crew.
• New Jersey Fog & haze machine rental in New Jersey, delivered and run by our crew.
• Long Island Fog & haze machine rental from our Long Island team, for events from Nassau to the East End.
• Miami Fog & haze machine rental in Miami, delivered and run by our crew.
• Orlando Fog & haze machine rental from our Orlando team, for events across Central Florida.

Stage Lighting Equipment

Pairs Well With Your Haze

• Concert Lighting Moving lights and beams for a show.
• Lighting Rental Stage and room lighting with a tech.
• Truss Rental Truss to hang lights and screens.
• Stage Rental A stage the back row can see.
• LED Screen Rental A bright wall behind the stage.
• Gobo Projection Patterns that show in the haze.
• Show Caller One voice calling every cue.
• Event Design See the whole show before the day.

Fog & Haze Machine Rental FAQs

What is the difference between haze and fog?

Haze is a thin, even mist that makes lighting beams visible without hiding the stage. Fog is thicker and meant to be seen, usually in short bursts.

Will a haze machine set off smoke detectors?

It can. Some smoke detectors react to haze and fog, so we check the venue’s rules first. Some venues need notice, and some have their own staff handle the alarm or post a fire watch during the show.

Do I need venue approval to use a fog machine?

Usually, yes. Most venues want to know ahead of time, and some don’t allow haze or fog at all. Ask your venue early, and we’ll go through the details with them.

How much does fog machine rental cost?

It depends on the effect, how many machines the room needs, whether a tech runs it and the number of days. Send the venue and the moment you have in mind, and we’ll quote it.

What is dry ice fog?

Dry ice fog is made by putting dry ice in hot water. The fog is cold, so it stays low and thick across the stage floor.

Can you use haze at a corporate event?

Yes. A light haze lets the moving lights show their beams for walk-ons and award reveals, and it can be kept thin while people speak.

Does haze work outdoors?

Wind carries it away fast, so outdoor haze works best on a covered stage or on a still night. We’ll tell you what to expect at your site.