Safety goggles for working with laser equipment

Professional eye protection when working with fibre lasers

Safety goggles OD7+ for wavelengths 1060–1070 nm have been designed for safe work with fibre (Fiber) lasers. They provide a very high level of protection against laser radiation used in the processes of laser marking and cutting.

This model effectively reduces the energy of laser radiation, protecting the operator's eyes against accidental beam reflection or scattered radiation. At the same time, the lenses provide good visibility of the workstation, which translates into comfort and precision of the operations performed.

Key features

1. Protection for wavelength 1060–1070 nm.
2. High attenuation factor OD7+ (Optical Density 7+).
3. Designed for work with fibre lasers (Fiber).
4. Lightweight and ergonomic design ensuring comfort even during many hours of work.
5. Wide field of view.
6. Durable lenses resistant to everyday use.
7. Included rigid protective case, protecting the glasses during transport and storage.

Application

The glasses are recommended for work with Fiber lasers used for:

1. laser marking,
2. engraving,
3. automation and robotisation processes using fibre lasers.

Why is the OD7+ rating so important?

The OD (Optical Density) rating defines the ability of the lenses to attenuate laser radiation. A value of OD7+ means a very high level of protection, effectively limiting the amount of energy reaching the eye in the wavelength range 1060–1070 nm, used by most fibre lasers.

The selection of suitable protective glasses should always match the wavelength and power of the laser being used.

Comfort and safety

The ergonomic frame ensures a comfortable fit to the face, and the low weight of the glasses allows comfortable work for many hours. The wide lenses also provide side protection, increasing operator safety in an industrial environment.

Who is it for?

The glasses are intended for:

1. Fiber laser marking machine operators,
2. laser equipment service technicians,
3. laboratories and research and development departments,
4. schools and training centres running classes in laser technologies.

Note: Protective glasses are personal protective equipment and do not replace laser enclosures, safety curtains or other safeguards required by laser safety standards. They are recommended for use as part of a complete laser workstation protection system.