The laser safety ecabins are designed in a way, that for applications with class 4 lasers, the enviroment is properly protected and fullfills the class 1 conditions according to EN 60825-1 and OStrV.
Laser Safety cabins
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Laser Safety cabins
Depending on the type of application, the best way to safeguard a class 4 laser environment might be to enclose the whole area on a large scale within a cabin. This kind of cabin solution is frequently used, particularly in the case of laser power ratings in the multi-kW range (as used in laser material processing). It is possible to enclose a laser application locally (for example, on an optical table) or within a room-sized cabin. Extraction systems, as well as associated vent holes, can also be implemented.
The laser safety enclosures are designed in a way, that for applications with class 4 lasers, the enviroment is properly protected and fullfills the class 1 conditions according to EN 60825-1 and OStrV.
Our experienced security expert checks your laser, laser devices or laser systems according to current standards for their safety and will issue a certificate upon successful acceptance or classification.
Customized laser safety cabin for the complete delimitation of a laser welding area.
Mobile laser safety cabin for the delimitation of a laser welding area.
Large, closed top laser safety cabin to delimit a laser welding area.
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