help finding cheap goggles

[shaun]

are those suitable for use with a 100-110mW laser ? and have any of you ever used them ?
http://www.dinodirect.com/red-laser-protective-goggles-for-650nm-rd3003-currency-GBP.html?cur=GBP
thanks
shaun

 

[LaZeRz]

if i was you i wouldnt trust dinodirect, also what colour is the laser?

if its blue or green goggles from radiant electronics would work

scopeguy20 also sells laser goggles for red and blue/green

 

[shaun]

its for a red laser but im only after a cheap pair to start of due to spending all my wages on equipment xD i have £6 max to speed that's why i was looking at those
thanks
shaun

 

[piferal]

its for a red laser but im only after a cheap pair to start of due to spending all my wages on equipment xD i have £6 max to speed that's why i was looking at those
thanks
shaun

For a red laser you have these, are inexpensive and this is a pretty good company.

Red laser safety goggles/590-780nm protective goggles [OLRLG650] - $14.99 : Welcome to O-Like.com, Your source for laser products

 

[shaun]

For a red laser you have these, are inexpensive and this is a pretty good company.

Red laser safety goggles/590-780nm protective goggles [OLRLG650] - $14.99 : Welcome to O-Like.com, Your source for laser products

Thanks this is within a reasonable price range im glad i can finaly start up such a good hobby i hope to have a fully working laser in the next few weeks too come and hopefully go to a blu-ray laser
thanks
shaun

 

[piferal]

Thanks this is within a reasonable price range im glad i can finaly start up such a good hobby i hope to have a fully working laser in the next few weeks too come and hopefully go to a blu-ray laser
thanks
shaun

Yes, is a nice hobby (but always with safety), just something expensive like many hobbies.

keep in mind the goggles that I recommended to you, are not suitable for blu-ray laser.

 

[shaun]

Yes, is a nice hobby (but always with safety), just something expensive like many hobbies.

keep in mind the goggles that I recommended to you, are not suitable for blu-ray laser.

i know thanks anyway mate i looked through the site you provided me with and i seen all the different safety goggles for different light waves (if thats what there called nm)
thanks for the help
shaun

i correct my self Wavelengths

 

[TLyons1022]

You can PM scopeguy20, he just sold me some goggles for greeb/blue lasers for $16 (USD) i think that translates to a little under 8 british pounds. I dont know is he has goggles for red lasers though.