People walking around in a laser welding zone, but who are not welding, do need to use good laser welding protection glasses, but they are different and with more light passing capacity (VLT) but keeping a very good protection for the eyes. Everything around is much more visible. These glasses can and are recommended to weart also under your lasert welding screen to have ALWAYS full eyre protection! Welding screens are not always down, so when up there is a danger for the eyes. These models here are specialy developped to give almost no difference in light when wearing normally to be in the welding zone and during the laser welding under a face screen or helmet.

If you look for a perfect eyeprotection for laser welding then here you found the correct models. The model 33 covers perfect they eyes and let no space for side laser light, while the model 304 has in plus the possibility to weld with standard spectacles under the welding glasses. They can be easily fixed together and function as standard reading glasses with full laser protection.  Our Bestselling range of laser protection glasses.

One of the challenges a skilled welder faces when switching to laser welding is eye protection. A welder is accustomed to seeing their weld pool and monitoring it closely to achieve a good weld. Therefore, most welders wear automatic self-darkening welding shields or goggles because they continuously follow this highly visible weld pool with their eyes. Without proper eye protection, this is not possible. Following the weld pool results in automatic behavior of which they are no longer consciously aware; they simply follow the weld pool automatically with their eyes.

When switching to laser welding, the weld pool no longer needs to be followed with the eyes; rather, the position of the hand must be controlled. Because an experienced welder functions almost on autopilot, they will continue looking into the weld pool during laser welding without being consciously aware of it. This has consequences for the eyes, as working with non-automatically darkening goggles or welding shields is normally not necessary when laser welding. Someone who has never welded before and learns laser welding through proper training will never have this problem, as they lack the automatic reflex of following the molten pool with their eyes. Consequently, they do not get the light directly into their eyes.

For experienced welders with this problem, we therefore offer a range of glasses with "darker" lenses and greater protection to counteract this phenomenon. With this type of glasses specifically designed for experienced arc welders, we largely solve this problem. Those who have never welded before work better with our standard glasses; on the other hand, "habitual welders" would be better off choosing the darker version! These dim not only ordinary light but also significantly the invisible laser light and the invisible, harmful UV light.