EN207/EN208 Laser eye protection goggles

All our Laser eye protection goggles in our current catalogue are CE-certified (EN207 or EN208).

• US : ANSI Z136,
• Canada : CSA Z386
• Europe : EN207/EN208

Find your best fit among our:

• 76 types of various protective filters (up to 3 wavelengths)
• and 16 types of frames

When defining the type of laser eye protection goggles, it is first of all necessary to identify for which type of laser these glasses must be used in order to select the appropriate filter and type of desired frame.

All our CE-certified (EN207 or EN208) laser eye protection goggles in our current catalogue include 76 types of various protective filters (up to 3 wavelengths) and 16 types of frames.

Choosing the appropriate filter can be complicated, particularly if you are unsure of which protection factor applies. For advice before ordering, skip forward to our article about the different types of filters and specifications available for laser eye protection goggles to find the right filter from the following 6 categories :

• UV-Visible absorbing filter
• IR-755/810/980/1064/532 combined
• Filter for low OD for IR/multiple line diodes visible and LLLT procedure
• Broadband IR 750-1850nm
• Holium Erbium 2100-2940 combined
• Broadband UV-V-IR CO2/IPL

When defining the type of laser eye protection goggles, it is first of all necessary to identify for which type of laser these glasses must be used in order to select the appropriate filter and type of desired frame.

Complete your high-quality choice with top-range Laser eye protection goggles!

Here below is a list of the most popular eyewear filters. If the type you require does not fit your application, do not hesitate to contact LCD Lasers for a free quote.

1. Frame selection

Once the type of filter is selected, you just have to decide on the appropriate frame for your application. This selecting being defined by the filter selection has no impact on the price.

2. Filter selection

You will find below a brief summary of the different filters available (transport costs included) to help you chose the most relevant laser eye protection goggles.

• OD (Optical Density or absorbance) is a measure of the radiation allowed to pass through a filter at the laser wavelength, e.g. goggles with an OD 7 reduce the laser beam by a factor of 0.00001% (i.e. an attenuation factor of 10⁷ (10,000,000) during a 10-second direct hit).
• VLT (Visible Light Transmittance) is the amount (percentage) of light a goggle lens allows to pass through. The higher the rate the better vision and comfort.