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What are some high quality goggles
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Buy an Eagle pair.
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For what laser or lasers do you need them for? You can buy the Eagle Pair here:
Safety Goggles
For something better go here: Laser Safety Glasses, AixiZ or better yet here: Laser Safety Glasses, Goggles, Face Shields, Windows, Barriers & Curtains, Training, Signs & Labels | lasersafetyindustries.com
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UVEX (Honeywell) happens to make real, very high quality laser glasses mostly under the brand name laservision. These aren't the light filtering glasses people talk about on the forum that can usually be had for less than $15 and aren't real/certified laser safety glasses. Laser Safety Glasses | Laser Safety Training Goggles Eyewear Protection - Laservision USA
You can actually buy them through Grainger stores in the US, but they're usually very expensive. This is the stuff most real optics and laser labs usually use.
You can actually buy them through Grainger stores in the US, but they're usually very expensive. This is the stuff most real optics and laser labs usually use.
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These folks make some of the best glasses/goggles that are out there. They are certified and used by some realy big names. The cost is up there but your eyes are worth it.
Visible : ARG Style 60 Softie Goggle
Update. I called and was told that they don't sell safety glasses/goggles any more, even though they still have them on their website.
This site looks like a good choice http://www.lasersafetyindustries.com/default.asp Thanks Pi R Squared
Visible : ARG Style 60 Softie Goggle
Update. I called and was told that they don't sell safety glasses/goggles any more, even though they still have them on their website.
This site looks like a good choice http://www.lasersafetyindustries.com/default.asp Thanks Pi R Squared
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As far as certified glasses go that's still a decent price
. I've seen them run anywhere from $150-300 from some suppliers depending on what you're buying.
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Last time I went to order I wasn't able to from OEM, though when I did in the past they had excellent service. Hope the company lives on in some form, their goggles are very good.
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The best company I've come across as far as quality is Phillips Safety. They have a wide selection and different filters for lenses. They sell their own glasses and also are a distributor for other brand names.
