Two New Laser Safety Goggles Available From Survival Laser!!

[Garoq]

P/N SL-GLG1A Eagle Pair® brand protective laser safety goggles for combined 190-540nm & 900-1700nm wavelengths. These goggles have 30% visible light transmission, protect to a level of OD 4+ (reduce the intensity of 190-540nm and 900-1700nm laser light by a factor of 10,000 or more), and are CE certified. They are suitable for use with both 445nm direct blue, and 532nm DPSS green lasers that may also produce significant amounts of unfiltered 1064nm infrared light.

P/N SL-RLG13 Eagle Pair® brand protective laser safety goggles for combined 190-470nm & 610-760nm wavelengths. These goggles have 40% visible light transmission, protect to a level of OD 4+ (reduce the intensity of 190-470nm and 610-760nm laser light by a factor of 10,000 or more), and are CE certified. They are suitable for use with both 445nm blue, and 610-760nm orange-red lasers.

These Eagle Pair goggles may be used when looking at the spot created by an up to 10 watt output power laser on a non-reflective surface. However, you should NEVER look directly into any laser beam or its direct reflection even when wearing laser safety goggles. Eagle Pair laser safety goggles come with a cleaning cloth and protective case (case appearance may be different than that shown). Note: These goggles are for personal use only, not for any commercial use that is regulated by OSHA.

Interested LPF members please PM me for pricing and reduced shipping cost.

 

[rangedunits]

Are these being able to fit over prescription glasses?

 

[InfinitusEquitas]

^^^Doubtful.

@Garoq - If you get a model that fits over prescription goggles for the 190-540nm & 900-1700nm wavelengths, I'm definitely in for a pair

 

[Jollyrajer73]

If you really want these or laser safety goggles in general that will fit over your prescription glasses then walk into your vision care center or vision doctors office. Ask them if they can etch out these and put them into frames that will fit over your current prescription glasses. I asked my vision doctor(I don't wear prescription glasses or contacts) two weeks ago and they told me that they could etch out my laser safety goggles into two separate lenses and fit them into custom frames as long as the material that the safety goggles were made of acrylic or glass. Mine are plastic.... bummer lol anyway they also said that it just depends on where you go and that some places will do it weather its glass, acrylic, or plastic. They also said that it is highly uncommon but, some vision centers have to ability to order you custom prescription glasses that are made to protect against various ranges of wavelengths. Even if you know a place that can do the 100% custom prescription laser safety goggles a few things come to think about... What will these cost you?... Is it affordable for you?... and if you can afford to purchase them is it really worth it?

Anyway I hope I was of some help :beer: lol
I don't know anymore information about this though I only know what I was told.

Take care and all the best to you
- Raj Rohila

Are these being able to fit over prescription glasses?

 

[jcranmer]

I'm in for a pair of the SL-RLG13. I already have the original Eagle Pair that you sell and the quality is top notch, can't wait to get these in. Finally the wife will get to quit hiding around corers when I get out the Survival Laser.

 

[lazeerer]

These look Awesome. Nice addition to your store.

 

[Panos]

Hi all. I got a pair of these goggles and I like them very much. The design is awesome but I noticed that the photos that present the goggles are only from the front view. I searched everywhere and I didn't see any photos of these goggles from the back or side view. So if there is somebody that would like to see photos and from other sides (like I would) here are some (sorry for the bad quality photos):

Enjoy:beer:

 

[Garoq]

Thanks Panos for posting those! :thanks: