Thor m2 450nm 3w glasses

[Kiomn]

Hello, I was wondering what kind of glasses do you need for the thor m2 450nm.
Will these work fine?

Uvex S0360X Ultra-spec 2000​

Also, If I want something better, what kind of glassss should I get?

TIA

 

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As of April 4th 2019 Honeywell/Uvex/Glendale has discontinued their Laser Safety Eyewear.
The UVEX product you meantion is not sold or meant for use with lasers as eye protection even the orange version is listed as Uvex Ultra-Spec 2000 Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens (S0360X)

The UVEX group company that makes laser goggles/glasses is Laservision in Germany. See: https://www.uvex-laservision.de/en/ and Laservision USA https://www.lasersafety.com/

Get a pair of actual laser glasses/goggles if you value your eyesight --3W is a very dangerous laser --buy an Eagle Pair see: https://www.survivallaser.com/Eagle...ard_Laser_Safety_Goggles/p556088_2780808.aspx

 

[Kiomn]

As of April 4th 2019 Honeywell/Uvex/Glendale has discontinued their Laser Safety Eyewear.
The UVEX product you meantion is not sold or meant for use with lasers as eye protection even the orange version is listed as Uvex Ultra-Spec 2000 Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens (S0360X)

The UVEX group company that makes laser goggles/glasses is Laservision in Germany.

Get a pair of actual laser glasses/goggles if you value your eyesight --3W is a very dangerous laser --buy an Eagle Pair see:

Thank you, I bought the one that you listed.

 

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good choice.

If you want to learn about laser hazards and other related laser topics see this excellent web site: https://www.laserpointersafety.com/

See this thread by a member hit in the eye with a 1W 445nm laser for less than one second: https://laserpointerforums.com/threads/hit-in-eye-with-1000mw-445nm-blue-laser.69469/