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Hello,it is around 650/660nm
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Is this saying that a 100mW laser is safe to use without eye protection? I'm trying to find the highest power laser I can safely use without protection, so that I don't have to worry with laser shades (I wear corrective eyewear so wearing laser shades is either extremely uncomfortable or I can't even see the laser clearly)Totally wrong.
A laser emits visible and invisible light radiation and at >100mW, either can be very damaging to your eyes.
Simply looking at the dot of a powerful laser (without safety glasses) can cause permanent eye injury. Reflections off of a mirror or glass can also cause eye injury much faster than you can blink.
See: Laser damage
If you don't want to blind yourself playing with lasers >100mW, you need different safety glasses for each different color laser. Green (or blue) colored lenses protect against red lasers, yellow lenses block bluray (Near-UV 405 +10nm), red colored glasses are good for protection from green or dark blue laser, etc.
Most cheap green lasers have a lot of IR that isn't filtered out. This invisible laser light can fuck your eyes up, and you wouldn't know it until it's too late.
Yes, this is right as diode and filtered DPSS lasers emit a single color of light.