Laser safety eyewear
Univet Opical Technologies has released laser safety eyewear providing DL8 protection level - the highest level available on market - designed to defend eyes from high power laser sources
Univet Opical Technologies has released laser safety eyewear providing DL8 protection level - the highest level available on market - designed to defend eyes from high power laser sources
Univet has revealed a complete range of eye-wear products for laser operators. Lenses can be made out of glass or polycarbonate with a range of absorption characteristics
Sperian Eye & Face Protection has introduced its Sperian Milan laser safety eyewear, featuring high-transmission polymer filters for improved visibility
Laservision has released laser viewing sheets and windows, ideal for laser enclosures and rooms. They provide safe viewing of lasers from outside the nominal hazard zone
Lasermet has launched a new low-voltage LED powered Laser Warning Sign, the LEDS-L-2W.
Laservision has developed a brand new plastic filter, especially for medical treatments.
Sperian Protection has released a line of filters designed to meet the protective requirements of those who need to align laser beams in the course of their work.
Univet has released range of safety frames for use in intense pulsed light applications, which will be distributed by ES Technology.
Laservision has developed new carry options for its goggles, which are an alternative solution to the DUO – FLEX temples.
Laservision has released a filter that protects users working with red line, cross, dot, or pilot lasers in the milli-watt range.
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