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7/5/2025, 2:55:18 AM
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Cooked up that eyepro infographic I promised last bread. This is a fairly uncomplicated area unless you start getting into laser protection. You want ANSI Z87.1 and MIL-PRF-32432A for ballistic / impact. Applicable laser standards are ANSI Z136 (the "OD" scale) and EN 207. I included a bunch of guides at the bottom to help with picking options. Watch those wavelengths.
Good news is that most reputable ballistic eyewear now also has laser protective options. A lot of it gets expensive. If you're broke, S.P.E.C.S and minimize exposure. As said last thread, if Class 4 lasers are a problem you want the highest OD you can get for applicable wavelengths. Class 3R/3B you can skirt with lower OD.
Cooked up that eyepro infographic I promised last bread. This is a fairly uncomplicated area unless you start getting into laser protection. You want ANSI Z87.1 and MIL-PRF-32432A for ballistic / impact. Applicable laser standards are ANSI Z136 (the "OD" scale) and EN 207. I included a bunch of guides at the bottom to help with picking options. Watch those wavelengths.
Good news is that most reputable ballistic eyewear now also has laser protective options. A lot of it gets expensive. If you're broke, S.P.E.C.S and minimize exposure. As said last thread, if Class 4 lasers are a problem you want the highest OD you can get for applicable wavelengths. Class 3R/3B you can skirt with lower OD.
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