Maximum power,maximum safety

摘要

'C lass 3B and Class 4 lasers represent a serious hazard to the eyes and skin. Additionally, Class 4 lasers have the potential to damage surrounding infrastructure,'says Paul Tozer, managing director of laser safety solutions company Lasermet. Rising to the challenge of these increasingly powerful lasers with more comprehensive protection for users and their facilities is driving advances in the safety market. The range of laser safety products now span any industry where lasers are used, from research science laboratories, to universities and engineering design institutions, to dentistry, the medical and beauty sectors and manufacturing facilities. Manufacturing is a leading user of the higher power Class 3B and Class 4 lasers.