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Chapter 2 General Safety Information
1.Specular Reflection
There are often numerous secondary laser beams produced at various angles
in the output port of the laser. These divergent beams are produced when the
primary beam of laser reects off a smooth surface, and they are called specular
reflections. Although these secondary beams may be less powerful than the
total power emitted from the primary beam, the intensity may be great enough to
cause damage to the eyes and skin as well as surface of materials.
WARNING :
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You must exercise caution to avoid/minimize specular reflections as these
laser radiations are invisible!
2.Safety Instructions of Accessories
WARNING :
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This device has an output optical head connected to the laser by a ber cable.
Please, be careful dealing with the output head.
3.Optical Operating Instructions
We strongly recommend that you read the following procedures before operating the
laser:
(1) When the power is turned on, do not look directly into the laser light exit hole;
(2) Avoid placing the laser and related optical output devices on the same
horizontal line as the eyes;
(3) Reasonably select safety protection equipment according to the output power
and wavelength requirements of the laser to ensure the safety of operators;
(5) Do not install the sight when the laser is working;
(6) Please make sure to use the sight when the laser is off (such as when
installing the sight on the fixture or observing the end face with optical
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