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Robert Mueller
4mo
YES! Hand-held lasers for welding, cleaning and marking are convenient and flexible tools, but the safety requirements are serious. Eye injuries do happen if you don't ALWAYS follow the rules, and the result can be permanent vision loss. It could be the operator if they don't wear the proper PPE, or it could be anyone else within sight of the process, if the proper guarding is not in place. And the eye damage is not like looking at a MIG arc and getting that sand-in-the-eyes feeling for a day and then it heals. Eye damage from 1 um (fiber, disk and YAG) lasers happens on the retina at the back of the eyeball, where the rod and cone photo-receptor cells get burned and die, and they never grow back. The result is a permanent loss of vision. Be smart. Use the proper PPE for yourself and guarding to protect those around you. As your mother said, "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye."
Bruno Wuillemier
4mo
Bonjour Cxest bien de le dire Il y a tellement de gens qui vendent ce type de matériel à la va vite et qui critique notre matériel Cela fait plus de 5 ans que nous vendons Laser Welding en FRANCE et nous aussi nous privilégié la sécurité avant tout Bonne journée
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4moGreat tool if properly set, handled and protected. Safety of the Class IV lasers are important! It was our dream for a long time and now it is a reality. Manage the reality properly and enjoy the versatility of the handheld laser.