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Should I buy these multiwave goggles?

dethlore

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I searched around and couldn’t find information on these particular goggles…
Multiwave goggles for $45. I want these mostly for 405 12x eventually, 445 1-2w, maybe a green eventually. I know it’s no good for reds… mild for 808, but I’m planning on spending $140ish for some good 808 goggles for my 20w. Specs and link:
Multi Wavelength Laser Eyes Protection Glasses/Goggle

266nm OD 5
488-514.5nm OD 5
441.6nm OD 5
532nm OD 4
514nm OD 5
808nm,810nm OD 3
904nm,980nm OD 5
1064nm OD 5
1510nm,1530nm,1610nm OD 5

Thanks
 





I haven't seen the pair before, but if they protect as good as they say they do, they look pretty good all around.
 
The only way to tell FOR CERTAIN is for someone in the forum to buy a pair, and test them.
 
piferal said:
Obviously you can also opt for these other multi wavelengths goggles,

valid for UV, violet, blue, green and 808nm, and have a good VLT of 32%

Not valid for the red laser.

DI3 - Pump Diode, KTP, 532nm, 808nm [NR-DI3-EN207] - $147.00
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Yes, these are the ones I was looking at getting later... would these - do you think - be good for 100w 808nm as well? That's my next big one after the 20w... But the ones I want to get right now are really more for a good handheld multiwavelength (not more than 3w)

Even with that being said... I may get these DI3's anyways. :) I like my eyes...
 
Yes, in theory these are good.

For continuous wave, these goggles are rated OD5 at 808nm for the EN207/208 specifications, and only permits pass thru 0.001%

And OD6 for the ANSI Z136 specifications, and only permits pass thru 0.0001%
 
piferal said:
Yes, in theory these are good.

For continuous wave, these goggles are rated OD5 at 808nm for the EN207/208 specifications, and only permits pass thru 0.001%

And OD6 for the ANSI Z136 specifications, and only permits pass thru 0.0001%
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Yes, the specs are fantastic. :) So... the original question again... would these others suffice for getting an extra pair for friends to view my A140?
 
Yep. I have those cheaper multi-wavelength ones (link) and they work great for green (532+1064/808) and blue (473 and 445) laser protection. :cool:
I haven't verified that the stated OD rating is accurate, but from using them often, I know they protect.
 
Ash said:
Yep. I have those cheaper multi-wavelength ones (link) and they work great for green (532+1064/808) and blue (473 and 445) laser protection. :cool:
I haven't verified that the stated OD rating is accurate, but from using them often, I know they protect.
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Awesome! Thanks!
I may get a pair of these as well so I can have a bystander with the blue and purple. :)
 
ZoneStealth sells GREAT goggles. I've been using mine for almost 2 years now, and have never felt like I wasn't getting 100% protection. Granted I don't have equipment to test them, but I still believe they are fully up to their specs.
 
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