1064 nm Laser Safety Eyewear

Laser safety eyewear for 1064 nm lasers | Laservision

Laservision laser safety eyewear for configurations that include 1064 nm emission, including Nd:YAG, fibre and disk lasers. The filter and frame are selected from the actual laser parameters and the protection marking established by the risk assessment.

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Radiation at 1064 nm is invisible and lies in the near-infrared. The absence of visible glare is not evidence that the hazard is absent, and reflections from workpieces, fixtures or optical components must be considered when assessing exposure.

Laservision offers filter-and-frame combinations for Nd:YAG, fibre and disk laser applications. One representative configuration is F42P1P18: an over-the-glasses frame paired with the P1P18 absorption filter. The manufacturer lists EN 207 certification and approximately 47% visible light transmission for this configuration; suitability for a specific laser system must nevertheless be confirmed from the complete marking and the protection calculation.

Why this solution family matters

near-infrared coverage according to the marking of the selected filter;
F42 over-the-glasses frame for users who wear prescription spectacles;
wide field of view and alternative Laservision filter/frame combinations;
a selection that can be documented against the applicable standard and risk assessment.

Typical applications

Fibre-laser processing and welding, Nd:YAG systems in research or production, disk lasers and optical benches, laser integration, servicing and maintenance.

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.

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