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I have a press brake with an OEM embedded LAZER Safe system but have difficulty getting support from the press brake manufacturer or my machinery dealer. Can you help? The majority of press brake manufacturers provide a high-level of support to their end user customers, however in the unlikely event you experience difficulty obtaining support ...
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LAZER Safe is a global industry leader in press brake safety and performance technology. Our dedication to continuous innovation has enabled us to deliver world class solutions and products to press brake manufacturers and users all around the world. About Us. Who We Are.
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Solutions. Our products are designed to exceed minimum safety standards requirements and feature industry leading technologies to deliver superior functionality and the very highest levels of machine productivity and performance. We offer dedicated press brake solutions for both OEM and retrofit applications as well as systems that cater for ...
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The laser field is processed by the receiver and divided into three continuous zones to detect obstructions entering from the front, sides and rear of the tool area. The front zone provides protection forward of the tool while the middle zone protects the …
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The laser field is processed by the receiver and divided into three continuous zones to detect obstructions entering from the front, sides and rear of the tool area. The front zone provides protection forward of the tool while the middle zone protects the …
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LAZER Safe Pty. Ltd. 27 Action Road, Malaga WA 6090, Australia. PO Box 2368, Malaga WA 6944, Australia +61 8 9249 4388. info@LAZERsafe.com. Office Hours. Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm (GMT +8)
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Laser pointers that are rated as Class 1 are safe, laser pointers that are Class 2 are hazardous if the beam is stared into, but for the most part are still safe. Prohibited Weapons Laser pointers that are Class 3R, Class 3A (outdated classification), Class 3B or Class 4 are capable of doing severe damage to the eye.
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The Laser Safety Guide is a tool for all laser personnel. It outlines potential hazards for all types of lasers and provides easy to understand guidelines for controlling laser hazards. The guide is easy to read and provides the reader with the essentials needed for a general comprehension of laser safety concepts.
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Laser safe eyewear for alignment reduces the actual incident power to the power of a class 2 laser (< 1 mW for continuous wave lasers). Class 2 lasers are regarded as eye-safe if the eye’s aversion response is working normally. Alignment glasses allow the user to see the beam spot while aligning the laser. This is only possible for visible lasers.
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Infrared and ultraviolet lasers are particularly dangerous, since the body's "blink reflex", which can protect an eye from excessively bright light, works only if the light is visible. Lasers are classified by wavelength and maximum output power into the following safety classes: Class 1: A class 1 laser is safe under all conditions of normal use.
Chapter 1: Introduction The purpose of the California Institute of Technology’s (Caltech or Institute) Laser Safety Manual is to increase awareness of hazards associated with lasers and laser systems, and to provide guidance on recommended practices.
Contact our support team at customerservice@LAZERsafe.com. I have a press brake with an OEM embedded LAZER Safe system and require user guides and manuals. Can you provide these?
I have an older LAZER Safe LZS-003 / LZS-003-HS retrofit system. Can you provide user manuals and guides? Yes we can. Please send a few photos to help identify which model and version you have and we will email you all the related user manuals and alignment guides. Contact our support team at customerservice@LAZERsafe.com.