Warning stickers

• Nov 15, 2011

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Anyone know where a good place to get some bulk Warning laser stickers?

Any would be fine. Best would be a sticker with the actual laser symbol on it.

 

• Nov 15, 2011

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I have a few in stock... They're for 405nm though.

I only have 150mW or 100mW max of 405 left in stock.

I should have more in stock soon....

The labels are printed on shiny silver background. They look pretty professional.

 

• Nov 15, 2011

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Will you be getting any warning stickers that say 445nm or 1000mW

 

• Nov 15, 2011

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Yup... I usually have a stack of them in stock for customers builds but I haven't printed any out for a while.

Here's the first batch style, that I have used a while ago...

Its printed on non gloss silver background.

I had < 1500mW (pictured here), < 1.5W , < 1000mW, < 1W, < 500mW and occasionally I would print out specific powers for the customer if they like.

 

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• Nov 15, 2011

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Oooh those are pretty nice.

 

• Nov 15, 2011

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How much? I want to stick them on everything!!!
Can you make me a 1.21 jiggawatt one?

 

• Nov 15, 2011

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You could build them by yourself. All you need is a double-sided tape and glossy photopaper. I use this programm Label Generator - Safe Lasers - Laser safety information, tools, and free warning labels.

 

• Nov 16, 2011

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bobhaha said:

I have a few in stock... They're for 405nm though.

I only have 150mW or 100mW max of 405 left in stock.

I should have more in stock soon....

The labels are printed on shiny silver background. They look pretty professional.

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They look about the right size. All the ones from other websites are huge and way overpriced.

About how long do you think you'll be getting some of the other color spectrum or Powers?
Just so I'll know and I can give you a PM in about that time frame.

 

• Nov 16, 2011

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I can print out what ever you want/need. Just pay for postage.

I just ordered some silver sticker paper for these...

 

• Nov 16, 2011

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bobhaha said:

I can print out what ever you want/need. Just pay for postage.

I just ordered some silver sticker paper for these...

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Awesome. I get paid (Kinda) on Friday so I'll send you a PM and whatnot and figure everything out. Maybe that will also give me some time to figure out what my next project I'm gonna work on is. :beer:

 

• Nov 16, 2011

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Blord said:

You could build them by yourself. All you need is a double-sided tape and glossy photopaper. I use this programm Label Generator - Safe Lasers - Laser safety information, tools, and free warning labels.

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Yea this is what I use. You can customize just about everything on the sticker including wavelength, power, color of label etc.

 

• Nov 23, 2011

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Where did you get the c6 host for green modules?^^(third from left)

 

• Nov 23, 2011

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I use a C6 host with a standard 12mm heatsink. Just drop in a 12mm green module and with a modified DX driver I powered the module with 400mA. This gives me 300mW IR and with 20% efficiency green conversion I get a ~80mW green laser.

I drill the C6 pill a big hole in the middle which gives me more space for the module.