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Heat Protection

Laser Protection

Wavelength

1,000 nm to 1,100 nm

Lens Color

Laser Type

Specifications Met

ANSI/ISEA Standard

OSHA Compliant 29 CFR 1910.145

Visible Light

Lens Style

UV Protection Rating

Shade Number

Lens Size

Lens Material

RoHS

Frame Color

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

REACH

Lens Properties

Scratch Resistant

Temple-to-Temple Width

DFARS Specialty Metals

Performance

Flame Resistant

Impact Resistant

Mount Type

Arm Material

Message

Danger—Laser Operation

Danger—Laser/Peligro—Laser

Garment

Message Type

Accident Prevention

Optical Density @ Wavelength

6 @ 190 nm to 400 nm

5 @ 850 nm to 2,700 nm

5 @ 870 nm to 1,200 nm

6 @ 1,000 nm to 1,100 nm

7 @ 1,000 nm to 1,100 nm

7 @ 1,000 nm to 2,500 nm

7 @ 1,020 nm to 1,100 nm

8 @ 1,200 nm to 2,450 nm

6 @ 9,000 nm to 11,000 nm

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35 Products

Safety Glasses

Welding Safety Glasses

Laser Welding Safety Glasses

Laser Welding Safety Glasses

Protect your eyes during laser or traditional welding

Safety Glasses for Laser Protection

Laser Safety Glasses

Laser Safety Glasses

Shield your eyes from CO₂- and YAG-type lasers

Eyeglass-Fit Laser Safety Glasses

Eyeglass-Fit Laser Safety Glasses

Wear over prescription glasses while operating CO₂- and YAG-type lasers

Other Products

Signs

Everything from accident prevention to traffic control to exit signs

Welding Lenses

Replace the lens in your welding helmet or goggles

Labels

Stick onto items to identify or convey information about them

Safety Goggles

Fully protect your eyes from flying dust and debris or harmful infrared light during welding

Face Shields

Protect your face from dirt, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Welding Helmets

Welding Helmets

Guard against scratches and weld spatter better than face shields

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