What safety Glasses for Bluray?

• Aug 8, 2008

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Are there any offical laser Saftey glasses for Bluray lasers or are they so new people here are only using the risky and dangerous practice of DIY's?

I know for red/green lasers proper safety glasses are avaible, but seems a quick google search Bluray safety glasses are harder to come by.

 

• Aug 8, 2008

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OEM laser systems sells certified laser goggles for 405nm, you can check them out. Many goggles for green block blu-ray well too. My goggles from optotronics meant for green completely block out 405nm even when shined through the goggles.

 

• Aug 8, 2008

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So my WL green laser shades may work ok then?

 

• Aug 9, 2008

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denodan said:

So my WL green laser shades may work ok then?

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Absolutely I have the exact same model of shades and they work great against blu-ray

 

• Aug 10, 2008

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Murudai said:

[quote author=denodan link=1218229704/0#2 date=1218230288]So my WL green laser shades may work ok then?

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Absolutely I have the exact same model of shades and they work great against blu-ray [/quote]

Wow! I was looking for a thread like this! Perfect! [smiley=happy.gif]

 

• Aug 15, 2008

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Or you can use sunglasses They work because they have an UV-filter, and 405nm is not far from UV. Although sunglasses does not protect from blu-ray fluorescence, as if you shine a blu-ray on a sheet of white paper, for example. Then it will be blue light, which passes through the UV-filter.

My green shades works well too with this wavelength.