Fitover Laser Safety Glasses for CO2 Lasers (AUS/NZ Compliant)

 
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Laser Safety Glasses, fully certified and compliant for use in Australia and New Zealand in domestic and industrial applications.
 
These safety glasses are perfectly matched with most of the commonly available CO2 laser cutters and engravers. They will not provide any protection against blue or IR diode laser modules.
 
If you are using a blue laser, the Blue Laser Glasses are the ones to choose.
 
As not all lasers are the same, you will need to confirm with the manufacturer of your laser what its wavelength is and make sure these glasses are suitable. We cannot do this for you.
 
Scroll to the bottom of this listing for covered wavelengths.
 
This frame style is designed to be comfortably worn on top of prescription glasses, but will also be comfortable for those who do not wear prescription glasses.
 
Lenses are marked with L-ratings which are required for use in Australia under AS/NZS IEC 60825.14:2014 Standards
 
Please Note - These glasses will be sent directly to you from our local distributor, CNC3D does not keep stock on hand of these glasses so local pickup is not possible.
 
Please choose carefully.
As this item is fulfilled by our distributor, we are not able to return or swap if the wrong item is ordered. You will need to make sure you have selected the correct type of glasses at time of purchase.
 
Work with or without prescription glasses
Adjustable arms to fit all head sizes
Standards: Compliant with all Australian, New Zealand and international laser safety standards: AS/NZS IEC 60825.14:2014, AS/NZS 1336:2014, FDA and EN207/208
Robust and comfortable
Comes with case, head strap and lens cloth
24-month warranty on frame
 
 
Protection (Wavelengths & Optical Densities) - Marked on Glasses
 
10,600nm (10.6micron) - OD 7+
9000-11,000nm - OD 7+
190-398nm - OD 7+
 
Visible Light Transmission - 93%
 
CE-EN207 L-Rating
190-315 D LB7 + IR LB4
>315-398 DIRM LB5
9000-11000 DI LB3
 
Laser wavelengths: 10600 nm, 9000 nm, 11000 nm, 390 nm, 351 nm, 248 nm, 355 nm
 
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the last line of defence against eye injury and is not a substitute for suitable enclosures or procedures. We can not guarantee that eye injury will not occur so please be vigilant whenever operating any laser equipment.