Mobile laser safety cabin for the delimitation of a laser welding area.
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Laser Safety
Large, closed top laser safety cabin to delimit a laser welding area.
Customized laser safety cabin for the complete delimitation of a laser welding area.
Mobile laser protection wall in lightweight construction for flexible, temporary delimitation of a laser welding area.
Laser safety curtain for delimiting laser welding areas.
The laser safety curtain Weld-Curtain-Light is suitable as cost-effective protection against weak scattered laser radiation from a laser welding process.
Laser welding helmet, fully certified to laser safety and welding protection standards.
Laser protection glasses for laser welding according to DIN EN 207.
The interlock control system ICS-9 reaches the highest possible performance level "PL e" when properly installed in accordance with EN ISO 13849-1.
The warning signs of the LMT-LEDS-ULT-470 series ensure a reliable status display of delimited laser-, X-ray- or other hazardous areas with large letters and warning symbols.
Online training with certificate of participation "Laser safety officer for laser material processing". Focus on laser welding. Specialist knowledge according to OStrV / TROS laser radiation.
Duration: One day, 08.30 - 17.30 Uhr
Laser safety window for laser welding for all common laser wavelengths between 900 nm and 1145 nm.
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