LASER PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR

LENS TYPE	WAVELENGTH	OPTICAL DENSITY	COLOR	VISIBLE LIGHT
AKG-5 Homium/YAG/C02 Filter	900-1000nm 1000-1500nm 1500-2400nm 2900-10600nm	5+ 7+ 7+ 7+	Clear	87%	PART NO. LS-KG5-51	PART NO. LS-KG5-52	PART NO. LS-KG5-33
Alexandrite/Diode EN207 (AXX)	730-855nm 755-830nm	5+ 7+	Pink	32.6%	PART NO. LS-AXX-51	PART NO. LS-AXX-52	PART NO. LS-AXX-33
Alexandrite/Diode High Light Transmission	632nm 650-690nm 690-1000nm	2+ 3+ 6+	Blue	63%	PART NO. LS-BG38-51	PART NO. LS-BG38-52	PART NO. LS-BG38-33
Argon Alignment (AL2)	480-532nm 470-555nm	2-3+ 1.5+	Red	34%	PART NO. LS-AL2-51	PART NO. LS-AL2-52	PART NO. LS-AL2-33
Argon/KTP (ARG)	190-532nm 5000-11000nm	5+ 6+	Orange	46.4%	PART NO. LS-ARG-51	PART NO. LS-ARG-52	PART NO. LS-ARG-33
CO2/Excimer	190-375nm 10600nm	5+ 6+	Clear	92.9%	PART NO. LS-CO2-51	PART NO. LS-CO2-52	PART NO. LS-CO2-33
DIODE	600-900nm	6+	Green	27.9%	PART NO. LS-DI4-51	PART NO. LS-DI4-52	PART NO. LS-DI4-33
DYE-CE Approved (DYE)	570-595nm 583-592nm	5+ 6+	Purple	34.4%	PART NO. LS-ACE-51	PART NO. LS-ACE-52	PART NO. LS-ACE-33
Flashlamp 2 (FL37)	550-1100nm 620-1050nm	1.5+ 3+	Green	27%	PART NO. LS-FL37-51	PART NO. LS-FL37-52	PART NO. LS-FL37-33
HeNe Alignment (HEA)	190-380nm 633nm	5+ 2+	Blue	36.6%	PART NO. LS-BGA-51	PART NO. LS-BGA-52	PART NO. LS-BGA-33
Nd:YAG-EN207 (YG3)	190-380nm 1064nm 900-1100nm	5+ 7+ 5+	Green	58.7%	PART NO. LS-YG3-51	PART NO. LS-YG3-52	PART NO. LS-YG3-33
RUBY-EN2070 (RB2)	680-710nm 690-700nm	4+ 7+	Teal	33.8%	PART NO. LS-RB2-51	PART NO. LS-RB2-52	PART NO. LS-RB2-33
YAG Harmonics EN207 (DBY)	190-534nm 910-1070nm	5+ 6+	Amber	23.5%	PART NO. LS-DBY-51	PART NO. LS-DBY-52	PART NO. LS-DBY-33
YAG Wideband EN207 (YG2)	190-380nm 730-1090nm 1064nm	5+ 5+ 7+	Green	34.4%	PART NO. LS-YG2-51	PART NO. LS-YG2-52	PART NO. LS-YG2-33
YAG Harmonics DIODE (YAD)	190-534nm 730-1090nm 1064nm	5+ 5+ 7+	Amber	10.6%	PART NO. LS-YAD-51	PART NO. LS-YAD-52	PART NO. LS-YAD-33

Patient Block Out Glasses

Fully adjustable, stainless steel patient eye-cup for close-to-the-eye aesthetic applications. A bend -to-fit adjustable nosepiece, non-reflective brush-finish and polished interior surface ensure your patient’s safety. Our Block Out Glasses are CE-certified and UNBREAKABLE. Comes with cord and case.

PART NO.  LS-SS-BO

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SELECTING THE RIGHT LASER PROTECTION

Laser Wavelength
Determine the laser wavelength used in your application. If you are using tunable systems or multiple wavelength systems, consider all applicable wavelengths. Spectrum Laser Services offers laser eye protection for single and multiple wavelength applications. In many instances it’s desirable to incorporate protection for all applicable wavelengths into one pair of eyewear.

Laser Mode, Output Parameters and Exposure Conditions
To determine these factors, ask: Is your laser’s output continuous, pulsed or repetitively pulsed? For continuous wave lasers, consider the laser’s power (Watts) and viewing conditions. Examine the laser station for potential risk of direct or reflective exposure (Diffused Reflections, Specular Reflections, or Retro-reflections). Is your laser’s output pulsed? For single pulsed lasers, consider the pulse energy (Joules) and pulse and duration (seconds). For multiple pulsed lasers consider pulse energy (J) or average power (W), as well as the pulse rate (Hertz) or pulse count.

Required Optical Density
Once the laser’s wavelength, mode, output parameters and exposure conditions are considered, optical density (OD) can be calculated. Optical density is a measurement of the filters ability to absorb light. The required optical density for laser protection varies directly with the laser’s power or energy output. Please note that laser safety filters are labeled with the OD specifications for the corresponding wavelengths. Exposure (MPE) limits define the point at which laser light is no longer harmful to the human eye. These standards provide complicated formulas for calculating required optical density based on predefined maximum exposure limits.

Viewing Condition
The final step in selecting eyewear is considering the viewing conditions. Will you be wearing protective eyewear for extended periods? If so, comfort and fit should be primary considerations. Do you wear prescription eyewear? If so, you may want to consider the g1 goggle or f9 spectacle, which fit over most glasses or our prescription laser eye protection. Please contact us for a prescription options guide and prescription chart for our eyewear. Do you have special visible transmission requirements? Some applications require high visible transmission or excellent color recognition. In many instances the user must visualize a beam for laser alignment. When visible light is at a premium, consider High Visibility Laser Eye Protection. Our number one concern is your safety. Call us with the specifics of your laser application and we will ask the right questions to make certain that you get the right eyewear for your application. If what you need is not listed, we will customize a filter for you. We also offer laser safety windows, barriers and curtains, signs, training, publications and accessories. Please ask about these products.