Laser classification standard DIN-EN 60825-1 -
what does it mean?
Since 1 January 2004, the European standard DIN EN 60825-1 classifies laser devices due to their dangerousness. That is, depending on the GZS (total permissible radiation) values, that the lasers are rated in laser classes. The GZS value is defined in the European standard DIN EN 60825-1 and specifies the limit values of the accessible radiation. LPS also develops and produces laser modules for industry and labs. However, due to possible audience scanning in the event and show industry, we only inform and focus on lasers used for laser shows at this point. We therefore also ignore medical lasers. We distinguish between 1, 1M, 2, 2M, 3R, 3B und 4. Source: VBG, Germany
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Laser classification standard
DIN-EN 60825-1 - what does it
mean?
Since 1 January 2004, the European standard DIN EN 60825-1 classifies laser devices due to their dangerousness. That is, depending on the GZS (total permissible radiation) values, that the lasers are rated in laser classes. The GZS value is defined in the European standard DIN EN 60825-1 and specifies the limit values of the accessible radiation. LPS also develops and produces laser modules for industry and labs. However, due to possible audience scanning in the event and show industry, we only inform and focus on lasers used for laser shows at this point. We therefore also ignore medical lasers. We distinguish between 1, 1M, 2, 2M, 3R, 3B und 4. Source: VBG, Germany
We reserve changes that serve the technical progress.
Page content does not constitute binding advice of any form. All
information without obligation and without warranty.
CONTACT
LPS-Lasersysteme
Mr. Siegmund Ruff / CEO
Haidschwaerze 18
72131 Ofterdingen / Germany
Phone: +49 7473 27 11 77
s.ruff(at)lps-laser.de
SHINE BRIGHT SINCE 1993.
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