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IPL ELIGHT LASER SAFETY GLASSES
IPL ELIGHT LASER SAFETY GLASSES

IPL ELIGHT LASER SAFETY GLASSES

$94.00

Condition
new

Invoice
With VAT invoice
Manufacturer code
190-1800
Brand
no brand
Kind
IPL laser
Model
190-1800
EAN (GTIN)
5903772142655
Packaging status
original

(Available)
Quantity

SKU:NNF-557-DGFQ

Categories:Health & Beauty, Sport & Outdoor

The glasses included in this auction are used to protect the operator's eyes when working with:

IPL 420 - 1800nm
Elight 420 - 1800nm
SHR 420 - 1800nm
They can also be used to protect the eyes of the operator when working with lasers:

Alexandrit 755nm
LED 780, 805, 808, 810, 940, 980nm
Dye 980nm
Ultraviolet 190 - 400nm
Biostimulating lasers
SET INCLUDES

safety glasses
hard protective case
Safety glasses for laser devices are a protective element necessary to work with laser devices. Our offer includes various glasses, designed for use with different types of laser devices, such as m.in. CO2, ND:Yag, LED or IPL and Elight cameras. Suitable glass, providing filtration within a certain range of radiation, protects the user's eyesight from damage as a result of laser energy.

There are two types of laser effects on the eye:

Laser light in the range from ultraviolet through visible light to infrared also illuminates the inside of the eye. The interaction of infrared laser light causes retinal heating and destruction of photoreceptors (m.in. diode lasers, alexandrite, Nd:YAG, Er:Yag, ER:Glass, YVO4). Invisible radiation below 400 nm and above 1400 nm is largely absorbed by the cornea and lens of the eye, causing damage and leading to burns and cataract development. A person exposed to laser action - especially invisible to the human eye, may be completely unaware of its harmfulness. Lasers carry such strong energy that even radiation scattered or reflected from the surrounding surfaces is dangerous to the eyes.

Invisible radiation of lasers such as CO2 Nd:Yag, Er:Yag, Er:Glass is particularly dangerous,

because it does not trigger a blinking reflex that shields the eyes. This is because the eye’s defense mechanism only works in the visible light range and is effectively deceived by lasers emitting invisible rays (infrared and ultraviolet).

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