Products - Laser Protectors

LASER EYE PROTECTOR IN CONFORMITY WITH EN 207 (CE)
YL-120H NdYAG & CO₂, YL-220H NdYAG & CO₂

LASER SAFEGUARD protects eyes from stray light and diffused reflection of the laser beam and also withstands three (3) seconds before filter suffers from damage when this protector is accidentally exposed to direct laser beam, so this protector may provide the time to dodge and avid eventual eyes' damage.

Features
1. Luminous transmittance is high and visibility is good.
2. Optical Density is high at the laser wavelength applied.
3. Both Filter and Frame have the higher damage thresold value against the high power laser radiation, comp with those of Laser Defense.

LASER SAFEGUARD protectors are granted such certification from DIN/GS and it is certified that these meet constant quality control and fulfill safety standard.
YL-120H NdYAG: DIR 1000-1350 L7 YL DIN
YL-220H NdYAG: D 1000-1350 L5/IR 1000-1350 L7 YL DIN
YL-120H CO₂: D 190-320 L8/R 190-320 L4 YL DIN Dl 10600 L4 YL DIN
YL-220H CO₂: D 190-320 L8/R 190-320 L4 YL D D 10600 L5/l 10600 L4 YL DIN
CE Certification Numbers are to be indicated for each products

YL-120H Frame made of Aluminum covered with plastic frame color silver
lens made of special tvpe laminated glass

YL-220H Frame made of Aluminum covered with plastic frame color silver
lens made of special type laminated glass

LENSE CODE	COLOR/LUMINOUS TRANSMITTANCE (%)	APPLICABLE LASER		WAVELENGTH (nm)	MIN. OPTICAL DENSITY
Nd-YAG	GREEN / 67	Nd-YAG		1064	7
				1319.5	7
		Nd-Glass		1060	7
		Nd-YLF		1047	7
				1053	7
		Infra-Red		1000~1600	7
CO₂	GREEN / 86	CO₂		10600	10
		EXCIMER	Arf	193
					10
				248
			KrF
					10
				308
					10
			XeCI
				190~320
					10
		Ultra-Violet

Remarks:
NdYAG Maximum power density against which the lens withstands 3 seconds before being shot through is 10⁸ seconds W/m²(1064nm) (*This data is based on the test made by 40W NdYAG laser) O.D. is 7 or higher in the range of 1000nm - 1000nm.

CO2:
Maximum power density against which the lens withstands 3 seconds before being shot through is 10⁸ W/m² (10600nm)(*This data is based on the test made by 50W CO₂ laser) O.D. is 10 or higher in the range of 190 -320nm.