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We are proud to be platinum partners with UVEX laservision, who manufacture Laser protective eyewear, such as safety glasses, goggles and large area protection.
If you are unsure of the level of protection required for your laser, please complete our laser safety calculation form. Laser 2000 will calculate the required EN207 rating, free of charge.
The filter material type and frame style is dependent on the protection level needed for the various classes of lasers.
All Laser safety spectacles and goggles are CE certified and conform to EN207 safety ratings. The EU standards consider the frame when determining eyewear safety rating, you can find our overview of the different available frame styles in our Frame Styles Guide.
If you do not know the EN207 safety rating needed please see our Laser Safety Calculator
For cost-effective protection during both conventional and laser welding, our helmets feature advanced filter materials that ensure optimal safety and comfort. In the event of exposure to intense light, these filters effectively absorb harmful radiation while maintaining thermal stability. Each helmet comes with a scratch-resistant coating, and select models offer anti-fog properties to enhance visibility.
Plastic Absorption FiltersFor cost effective eyewear when using small to medium power levels special plastics with absorbing dyes are used as the filter material. In the case of a laser hit, most of the laser energy is converted into heat and for this reason thermal stability is important. As standard a scratch-proof coating is applied and for certain materials anti-fog, though small scratches do not effect safety.
Glass Absorption FiltersGlass filters are clearly superior to plastics, making them particularly suitable for use with continuous (cw) lasers of medium to high performance. Especially in the IR area, there are a number of powerful filters with very good color vision. IN the case of a direct hit by high energy laser, the glass may break very quickly, therefore most filters have enhanced splitner protection as standard.
Reflective CoatingsFor the highest level of protection, interference filters can be combined with absorbing filters for an almost unlimited number of blocking combinations. Incident light at angles different from 90 deg will be completely reflected according to the required angular range of +/- 30° (according to norms EN207/208). As a large part of the protection effect is based on reflection every scratch on the coated surface must be avoided
Guide to Frame StylesA guide to frame styles available for our laser safety eyewear.
As the EU standards EN207 and 208 consider the frame when determining the eyewear safety rating, not all Laservision frames are available with all filters. Ask for a quotation or use our laser safety calculation form to let us know the ratings you need to find out which frames are suitable for your laser.
Shield laser working spaces or public areas with a compete line of large area laser protection systems. Some of these systems can be combined with glass or acrylic laser safety windows
Laser safety curtains are the most flexible solution to cover windows or larger areas. With clean room or laboratory specific requirements such as ESD. Other customised laser safety solutions are our laser safety films, laser protection roller blinds, slats and laser safety boxes
To meet the need for complete but flexible solutions laservision have developed the modular barrier system. An extensive portfolio of barrier modules with different protection levels or window segments.
When a quick and portable laser safety solution is required then please see our mobile laser safety barrier system
The basic standard for laser protection (DIN EN 60825-1:2008) demands that lasers need to be safely operated under all predictable conditions.
According to the machine building regulation 2006/42/EG laser protection windows and enclosures are considered as safety components. That means, that the accessible laser radiation must be below the maximum permissible exposure for eye and skin.
laser safety windows are the integration within machine housings or within large area laser protection, such as cabins or panel barriers.
See our range of Mineral glass and plastic laser safety windows
This includes laser safety eyewear for doctors and assistants as well as for patients, and the application in veterinarian practices.
Additional innovative products like sterilisable splash protection eyewear and clean-room fit laser safety curtains and a well balanced range of accessories.
Laser 2000 provides a wide range of laser safety accessories, including secure storage, comfort enhancements, and maintenance solutions for laser safety eyewear.
Our accessories are designed to improve the usability and longevity of laser safety eyewear, from impact-resistant storage options to professional cleaning stations and comfort-focused support systems.
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