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 spe…
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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 red The operating beam…
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 -…
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Feb 9th 2020
Laser safety glasses (or sometimes referred to as anti-laser glasses) protect against lasers and fall into three primary categories/material: Polycarbonate Glass Dielectric Coated…
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Dec 28th 2019
In the article below, we discuss when signs are necessary, where to post signs, and which laser classifications require signs to adhere to proper laser safety (and ANSI compliant).…
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