Safety

Laser Components can now offer a wide range of barriers and curtains to shield large areas from laser radiation, covering wavelengths of 180-11,000nm and low, medium and high power applications

Univet has released its model 559 goggle, laser safety goggles designed for protection from high-power laser sources and which joins the 559 glasses version

Brinell Vision has developed a laser safety filter technology which allows the user to see a completely balanced colour view while totally blocking the laser at 532nm, primarily for use in medical applications

Alrad Instruments (Berkshire, UK) distributes American manufacturer LaserShields' NoIR line of high quality laser goggles, marketed towards medical, dental, industrial, scientific and military applications

Laser Components offers a wide range of products for laser safety, including eye-wear, curtains, screens, converter cards and IR viewers

Laservision has introduced its F16 laser safety spectacle frames, compatible with the company's range of polycarbonate filters

Bioptica offers a range of laser safety courses and training which can be given on-site at customers' premises, a very cost-effective way of training staff

While primarily a laser designer and manufacturer, Z-Laser Optoelektronik also offers laser protection goggles and other safety accessories

LaserVision has launched its Roll-Up model flexible laser safety barrier for laser users requiring a temporary and portable laser safety solution

The Laser Institute of America (LIA) has introduced a web-based laser safety application known as The Evaluator, capable of calculating MPE, OD, NOHD, NHZ, and laser hazard classification