The laser safety filter T1P02 is a brown absorbing mineral glass filter without additional coating. The protection is based on absorption of the laser light within the bulk material. The filter T1P02 has got limited daylight transmission of approx. 10% which is sufficient in bright working environment. Colour recognition is limited. The filter type T1P02 is certified with M-protection levels and therfore especially suitable for super-continuum-lasers, TiSa with SHG and OPOs. It is offered in two different frame styles: R01 and R14. Please calculate required protection levels before using laser safety filters and compare with the filter provided.
A detailed description to the above mentioned filter curve and color view can be found here
Highlights
- Protection levels certified according EN 207
- Applications: super-continuum-lasers, TiSa with SHG and OPOs
- M LB9 @ 1064nm, nd:YAG Laser; M LB8Y @ 532nm
- 2 different frame styles available: R01 and R14
- Different wearing options
Technical Data
| Protection Effect | Full Protection |
| Color | brown |
| Filter Material | Mineral glass |
| Filter Technology | Absorption Filter |
| Certification | CE |
| VLT (approx.) | 10% |
| Visual Brightness | limited |
| Color View | limited |
| Filter Thickness | approx. 11 4 mm* |
Available laser protection eyewear with filter T1P02
laser safety spectacle R01T1P02
Laser safety goggles R01T1P02 for super continuum laser, TiSa with frequency multiplication and OPOs. More information here
laser safety spectacle R14T1P02A
Laser safety goggles R14T1P02 for super continuum laser, TiSa with frequency multiplication and OPOs. More information here
laser safety spectacle R14T1P02F
The laservision laser safety goggle R14.T1P02.1002 with foam frame provides a broadband laser protection effect within the UV, VIS, NIR and IR spectral area (180-532nm and 620-2,500nm and 9,000-11,500nm). More information here
laser safety spectacle R14T1P02L
The laservision laser safety goggle R14.T1P02.1003 with lip seal provides a broad band laser protection within the UV, VIS, NIR and IR-range (180-532nm; 620-2,500nm und 9,000-11,500nm) More information here