Mobile laser protection screen in lightweight design for flexible demarcation of class 3B and 4 laser systems.
Separation of Laser Areas
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Separation of Laser Areas
According to the German Ordinance on the Protection of Employees Against Hazards caused by Artificial Optical Radiation (OStrV), laser areas must be designed in such a way that the class 1 emission limit of the laser is not exceeded. This condition can, for example, be met by means of large-scale mechanical shielding made of tested and certified material. For this purpose, Laser 2000 offers laser safety curtains, manual or motorized roller blinds, fixed or roller-mounted screens, and screens for laboratory tables.
Mobile laser protection partition of flat foot construction for the delimitation of class 3B and 4 laser systems.
This laser protective screen blocks all laser (including high-power and multi-kilowatt laser). It consists of a 50 mm thick 'sandwich' of steel and a special laser light protective foam mounted in a powder coated steel frame.
All of the screens are portable and can be used as simple temporary installations or can be used on a semi-permanent or permanent basis as required.
Mobile laser protection wall in lightweight construction for flexible, temporary delimitation of a laser welding area.
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