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1 Copyright 2017 by Lasermate Group, Inc.. All rights reserved. Table of Contents Laser Safety Eyewear Overview 2 How to Choose Your Laser Safety Eyewear...3 How to Read...4 Filter Flashlamp/IPL...5 Frames Fitout Style.6 Frames Wraparound Style...7
2 Lasermate Group, Inc. offers a vast range of laser safety eyewear and goggles for a wide selection of wavelength ranges. We also provide an extensive collection of frame styles fitout and wraparound as well as filters for various applications, in particularly eye protection, visible alignment, and broadband intense pulsed light (IPL). Following the European and American standards, our LaserShield products are manufactured in the United States, and provide EN207 and ANSI Z136 compliant and CE certified laser radiation protection. FILTERS FRAMES Wavelength Range: 180nm to 10600nm Applications: Eye Protection Style Types Fitout Wraparound Sizes: Visible Alignment Extra-Small Flashlamp/Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Small EN207 (European Standard) Compliant ANSI Z136 (American Standard) Compliant Medium Large Extra-Large Universal CE Certified Copyright 2017 by Lasermate Group, Inc.. All rights reserved. 2
3 STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 Determine the Optical Density (OD) for wavelength and power of the laser Consult the laser manufacturer or refer to laser manual for eyewear requirements. Consider the conditions and needs of the use (i.e. eye protection, visible alignment, flashlamp/ipl). Confirm that the filter will reduce possible energy exposure to below the Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE). Consider the Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of the Filter Consider the working environment VLT is the percentage of visible light transmitted through a filter, calculated against the spectral sensitivity of the eye to daylight. Typically, the higher the VLT, the lighter the color of the filter. High VLT is most suitable for low-light environments. VLT values below 20% is suggested to be used in well-lit working environments. Select Frame style Consider whether users require a frame option that fits over prescription glasses or an adjustable frame to accommodate a variety of faces. Ensure that the selected frame meets individual needs, and is face-forming and well-fitting with no gaps. Part Number = [Filter Code] [Frame Style No.] i.e. Filter Code EC2 with Frame Style No. 42 Large Fitover Part Number = EC2-42 Copyright 2017 by Lasermate Group, Inc.. All rights reserved. 3
4 FRAMES FILTERS Filter Code EN207 Certification VLT Filter Color Total Price, including both Filter and Frame Optical Density vs. Wavelength (in blue) OD Specs (ANSI Z136) L-Rating Specs (EN207) Transmittance vs. Wavelength (in red) OD to % Transmittance Conversions Frame Style No. CE Certification Copyright 2017 by Lasermate Group, Inc.. All rights reserved. 4
5 Caution: Never look directly into the path of a laser or laser reflections. LaserShield eyewear offers protection against incidental exposure to specified beam energy only. Consult a laser safety officer, appropriate laser safety standards and/or laser system documentation to ensure correct eyewear and safe laser use. The use of incorrect eyewear may lead to serious personal injury or blindness. 5
6 Caution: Never look directly into the path of a laser or laser reflections. LaserShield eyewear offers protection against incidental exposure to specified beam energy only. Consult a laser safety officer, appropriate laser safety standards and/or laser system documentation to ensure correct eyewear and safe laser use. The use of incorrect eyewear may lead to serious personal injury or blindness. 6
7 Caution: Never look directly into the path of a laser or laser reflections. LaserShield eyewear offers protection against incidental exposure to specified beam energy only. Consult a laser safety officer, appropriate laser safety standards and/or laser system documentation to ensure correct eyewear and safe laser use. The use of incorrect eyewear may lead to serious personal injury or blindness. 7
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