Dec 9th 2020
Green laser safety glasses typically refer to laser safety eyewear that pertains to lasers falling in the range of 575nm - 495nm. Green lasers are some of the most dangerous as our eyes are th…
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Jun 7th 2020
Typically, to determine what type of laser safety glasses or goggles to buy, the following is needed: 1) Wavelength of the laser 2) Find out what protection level is needed premised on your las…
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May 21st 2020
Testing laser safety glasses requires a spectrophotometer and applying three steps:1. Apply the material in question (the lens), to the spectrophotometer. The spectroph…
Published by The Laser Safety Experts | Laser Safety Industries
Apr 1st 2020
There are typically two wavelengths associated with a laser:The aiming beam wavelength - the aiming beam is typically "eye safe" | depicted in the image below as redThe operating beam wavelength - the…
Published by The Laser Safety Experts | Laser Safety Industry
Feb 25th 2020
In computing how much laser protection you needed, you ultimately need to determine the energy intensity (Power/Area or Energy/Area) and the exposure it needs to be reduced to for that wavelength - kn…
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