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I thought its gonna melt the lens or something or clip the output or something something?

just saying almost everything is made in china these days lol Its the cesspit of the world where you manufacture stuff that would otherwise be illegal or impossible to make it clean anywhere else lol

Eagle Pairs are made in China lol

I'm here all day so if you've got any questions , just ask.

assuming they'll look away instantly and not stare into the sun like a retard lol The only truly fail-proof safety goggles is this.

Traditionally when it comes to lasers in excess of power of 1W , the only safe option would be using an all glass G-2 lens for fear that the arcyllic lens may melt as the lens heats up . Now I'm wondering....... why not use another material that won't melt then? There are plenty of glass...

Well I gave all the information i can . Pictures of every component , beam shots , specifications , safety information , output testing video. Well I'm out of ideas.

Not very. Safety glasses are rated for reflected beams . If you point a laser directly at it , it'll MELT the glasses. It served its purpose , but it does show even with safety glasses , you're not 100% safe.

I got a feeling there's this stigma attached against Laser Pointers... Maybe LPF is bound for a name change or something. Cos when people think of laser pointers , they usually think of harmless toys they drive their cats mad with... The lasers we own DEFINITELY is not suitable for playing...

Hello everyone. I'm pretty new to selling lasers on the internet internationally so I need someone to mark if I've fulfilled all the FDA requirements for laser importation into the states. I'm looking at the FDA Laser Import Guidance as we speak. It has quite a few requirements so I'll list...

well ..... maybe we can start doing that on LPF then? I mean.. we have tons of aficionados on here who build lasers by the truck load. Maybe we can pool the resources together and create a yearly magazine of what happened in the laser world?

Here's a little extra information which I hope will help you make an informed decision that'll give this little devil a new home. Update the thread with more details on btw. It only uses 3.7V 18650 batteries , it will take protected circuit variants who are slighly larger in diameter...

so Watt for Watt . Did it get cheaper over time?

Which I think what we need is a licensing system kinda like CB radios. It'll still be accessible to the public , but they must be educated and mature enough to handle the responsibility but god knows how will the government even enforce that.

yeah but... even for toys... Say RC controllers . Pretty sure 20 years ago a Futaba at $300USD doesn't have the kinda programming options we have today. You actually see improvement in technology and decrease in price for those... So... how about $ per mW for lasers? Is it pretty much the same?

Re: FS : 532nm 500mw Green Laser - CNI PGL-III-C well there we go lol Laser Guru DJNY endorsed pricing. :thanks: :beer:

Now I've recently gotten back into the laser hobby after a long break I've been scooping various laser vendor sites lately.... I'm kinda surprised how little the price has changed. For example a 500mW 532nm DPSS laser still cost almost $500 brand new. A 450nm 1W+ laser still cost upward of...

Re: FS : 532nm 500mw Green Laser - CNI PGL-III-C I tried selling it for $350. No one wanted it... Maybe $300 then..... Oh gees, I wish there are like one of those.... 2nd hand laser dealership where you can bring it to and have it priced by a specialist lol

Re: FS : 532nm 500mw Green Laser - CNI PGL-III-C Alrighty then. I've added quite a bit more information to it and readjusted the pricing. Check it out,

Re: FS : 532nm 500mw Green Laser - CNI PGL-III-C yes sir! At least 595mW as according to CNI. I got 650mW from my LaserBee.