Good Glasses?

• Sep 11, 2010

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So these look like a great deal CE certified laser safety goggles 200-540 & 900-1700nm on eBay.ca (item 220549025830 end time 27-Sep-10 23:01:39 EDT) but how do you know they are really CE certified? Has anyone been scammed on the certification before? I don't think I've seen a single post about that, maybe it doesn't happen?

Otherwise I think I'm buying a pair!

Thanks

 

• Sep 12, 2010

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they look like reliable goggles CE certified or not. By looking at the seller reviews they seem trustworthy. They sold 2 of them before and have a 100% (including the other items they sold) positive feedback. I would buy from them.

 

• Sep 13, 2010

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They probably work, but the certification is a scam, there's no EN207 rating listed. Even the OD listing is vague. I'd avoid these unless you can't afford better AND someone here has verified it's OD rating.

 

• Sep 13, 2010

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I strongly suggest these safety glasses for 532nm and 808-1064nm (IR) protection for 42 USD
Multiple Wavelength

 

• Sep 14, 2010

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Have you tested the linked goggles, Arayan? They are up to what the seller claims?

 

• Sep 14, 2010

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wannaburnstuff said:

Have you tested the linked goggles, Arayan? They are up to what the seller claims?

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I have these glasses that I use for low-powered lasers, but HERE there is a review on the product

 

• Sep 14, 2010

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Sweet, thanks!