Goggles for 445nm AND 635nm

[Roam]

I’m looking for a safety goggles that I can use for both 445 blue AND 635nm red/orange. Most people in the forums seem to recommend the Eagle Pair goggles so I found this:

Eagle Pair® 190-470nm & 660-760nm Laser Safety Goggles

It says these glasses "have an OD of 2.5 at the 635nm" (as opposed to OD 4+). Is this a bad thing? Or is it still effective against both wavelengths (they are 1W and 400mW respectively)?

 

[LaZeRz]

these goggles appear to have an OD of approximately 2.5 at the 635nm wavelength.

That should be fine for <500mW's of 635

 

[Flaminpyro]

I don't think you can go wrong with those goggles

 

[Roam]

I see. Thank you very much guys.

 

[Garoq]

When the high-power 635nm diodes became available, I did some testing with these goggles. They seemed to pass more light than with the 660nm diodes, but i could not measure anything coming through them on my LPM. Out of an abundance of caution I changed our recommended nm range until more detailed testing could be completed. However, they should be fine for under 500mW of 635nm as noted by LaZeRz.

 

[Bionic-Badger]

It's funny when they put "CE certified" when that can simply mean they're certified to be impact resistant or something entirely unrelated to laser protection.

 

[Bluefan]

It's funny when they put "CE certified" when that can simply mean they're certified to be impact resistant or something entirely unrelated to laser protection.

^^this

A CE certification for laser safety glasses means it's compliant with EN207 or EN208 which have a typical rating.