Looking for 405nm goggles

• Jan 9, 2010

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Hey guys,

I'm a first time builder trying to make a laser based on a 405nm HD DVD diode. I am looking for suitable goggles for this laser, but I can't seem to find any that I like. They are either $120+ or they are like the ones on Focalprice that cost $7 and don't even have an OD rating.

Can anyone link me to some suitable goggles that would ideally be in the sub-$100 range? I have searched high and low but they just don't seem to be too common.

Thanks.

 

• Jan 9, 2010

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You can get the ones I sell, Just click on the Get BR Goggles! Here! or if you want more documented ones, try OEM Laser Systems. -Glenn

 

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• Jan 9, 2010

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Yeah scopeguy or glenn is very reliable and he is a good seller and I think for a 405nm laser is 98% percent effective I just bought some from him!

 

• Jan 9, 2010

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I got mine from Scopeguy and they work just fine for me !
Thanks Glenn

Pyro...

 

• Jan 9, 2010

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a 7$ is fine.
violet laser is not strong

 

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Hmm. Well, those ones you have, Scopeguy, look pretty good but I'm a tad worried since you said a 130mw laser was 1-2mw through the lens, and my laser is apparently capable of 200mw.. Ideally I would like to see something in the $30 range. I see other goggles in that price range, but not in 405nm. What gives with that, anyway?

 

• Jan 10, 2010

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Go with Glenn- he is trusted and his goggles good.