Used ClayPaky Alpha Wash 1200

The ClayPaky Alpha Wash 1200 is a moving head wash fixture built for professional lighting applications including concerts, theatre productions and corporate events. It produces wide wash coverage with smooth colour fades and has an efficient cooling system that supports extended operating hours. Its robust construction has made it a common choice in rental fleets, and it suits any production environment that requires broad, consistent wash illumination.

The Alpha Wash 1200 is made by Claypaky, an Italian entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 1976 and based in Seriate, near Bergamo. The company specialises in automated moving heads, followspots and effects fixtures used across theatre, television, concerts and live events. The Alpha Wash 1200 sits within Claypaky's moving head wash range and has been widely adopted in professional rental inventory worldwide.

Used Alpha Wash 1200 units on the market are commonly around ten years old or more, with many having come directly out of professional rental fleets. That rental history means they have seen regular use in live production environments, so buyers should assess cosmetic wear accordingly. Functionally, ex-rental units are generally described as fully working, reflecting the fixture's reputation for reliable long-term performance.

Used Alpha Wash 1200 units are sometimes sold as individual fixtures, but pairs are also common and may come with lamps and power cables included. A dual flight case is frequently available alongside paired units, either included or at additional cost, making transport and storage more straightforward. Check each listing carefully for exactly what is included, as configurations vary. Purchases on 10K Used carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

Used Alpha Wash 1200 pricing varies with overall condition, whether lamps and cables are included, and whether a flight case comes with the unit. Age and rental history also play a role, as fixtures with more wear typically sell at lower prices. Units sold in pairs with full accessories will generally cost more per fixture than bare singles. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices and available Make an Offer options.