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can you get one pair of safety glasses that cover all laser pointers from 1mw to 1w ?
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one pair ?
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Damn!! Do A BIT more research pls. You´re questions are really painfull for you!
I guess you asked for goggles which covers most of the wavelenghts.
The "545.00.A.010, goggle, 190-3300nm" @roithner-laser covers you from all standard wavelengths, but they cost $400.
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Get a pair of FocalPrice "safety" goggles and then wrap them in aluminum foil.
It will protect your eyes from <200nm to >10.6μm up to about 5W. OD like... 100. Unfortunately, the VLT of aluminum foil is zero.
Search for "broadband."
Check out OEM laser systems. Good goggles will cost a lot.
It will protect your eyes from <200nm to >10.6μm up to about 5W. OD like... 100. Unfortunately, the VLT of aluminum foil is zero.
Search for "broadband."
Check out OEM laser systems. Good goggles will cost a lot.
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Anyone heard of this goggles blocking 190-3300nm?(page 92)
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Yes, they are more or less mentioned in post #2.
It does look like they will block 190-3300nm.
I kind of assume the blocking is only in narrow bands around each known laser frequency.
As mentioned above, a blanket block of visible light can be done cheaper by e.g. duct-tape.
There were a video featuring the band Kiss and an idiot with a laser.
It got me thinking about whether these goggles, maybe in another frame, would be nice to have for live performers?
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the 190-3300nm is probably a typo or incomplete, the manufactor (univet) has three filters where the first wavelength range starts with 190nm and the last end with 3300nm, but not everything inbetween is covered.
