1.Requirements for Laser Safety Goggle
3-Laser protection Measures
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When using a hand-held laser welding machine, it is crucial to wear laser safety
goggles that provide protection against the entire wavelength range emitted by the
device. To select the appropriate goggles, end-users must accurately identify the
product's wavelength range. If the device is a tunable laser or Raman product, it
emits light in a range of wavelengths, and users should confirm that the chosen
laser safety goggles effectively block light across this entire range. Additionally, it is
essential to verify that all personal protective equipment (e.g., safety shields, viewing
windows, goggles) is sufficient for the device's output power and wavelength range.
Consideration should also be given to any secondary radiation hazards posed by the
welding process (refer to Chapter II, Section 4-1).
2.Suppliers of Laser Protective Equipment
Whether incorporating a laser into a new facility or retrofitting an existing system, the
end-user bears sole responsibility for determining the appropriateness of all
personal protective equipment.
Numerous laser safety equipment suppliers offer materials and equipment, including
LaserVision USA, Kentek Corporation, and Rockwell Laser Industries. While there
are other laser personal protective equipment suppliers, Maxphotonics provides
these names for convenience only, without endorsing or recommending any specific
supplier, product, or service. Furthermore, Maxphotonics assumes no responsibility
for the advice, products, or services provided by these suppliers.
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