532/1064 nm Laser Safety Eyewear

Laser safety eyewear for 532/1064 nm systems | Laservision

Laservision eyewear for systems with 1064 nm fundamental emission and a visible 532 nm harmonic. One pair can cover both wavelengths only when the filter’s complete marking meets the parameters of each beam.

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Frequency-doubled Nd:YAG systems may place a visible green 532 nm beam and invisible 1064 nm radiation in the same controlled area. Selection must address each emission independently, including any residual or alignment beam that remains accessible.

F18P1P17 is a representative Laservision multi-wavelength configuration. The manufacturer lists M LB8 at 532 nm and M LB8 at 1064 nm, EN 207 protection and approximately 25% visible light transmission. The F18 frame can be worn over prescription spectacles. These data describe the stated configuration and do not replace a calculation for the user’s laser.

Why this solution family matters

multi-spectral protection in one configuration when the markings cover every emission;
full-coverage F18 frame compatible with many prescription spectacles;
a solution for the fundamental, harmonics and controlled alignment processes;
reduced risk of choosing eyewear that covers only one wavelength.

Typical applications

frequency-doubled Nd:YAG lasers, photonics and nonlinear-optics laboratories, micromachining and marking, alignment and maintenance of multi-wavelength systems.

APEL Laser editorial schematic: final selection starts with the risk assessment.

Information required for selection

wavelength or wavelength range, including harmonics and alignment beams;
continuous-wave power or pulse energy, pulse duration and repetition rate;
beam diameter, divergence, working distance and reasonably foreseeable accessible exposure;
operating mode and protection marking required by the risk assessment;
visibility, colour recognition, prescription-eyewear compatibility and comfort requirements.

SAFETY NOTE: Wavelength alone does not define suitable eyewear. Never look directly into a beam, and do not use PPE as a substitute for engineered controls.

Send APEL Laser the source datasheet, operating parameters and a description of the work area. We can then identify the Laservision configuration to be verified against the risk assessment and applicable protection markings.

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