Will these goggles protect against IR

[andlog6]

Will these goggles http://cgi.ebay.com/MILITARY-LASER-BALLISTIC-PROTECTION-GOGGLE-SUN-WIND_W0QQitemZ330091455874QQcategoryZ21230QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

protect against infrared (which is supposedly 1024nm) beam of DragonLaser 75mw? Does anybody know? just to make sure. Thank You

 

[pseudonomen137]

With no OD ratings posted, I'm not sure I would trust those goggles at all. However if you're purchasing a Dragon Laser, you do not need to worry about IR. Dragon Lasers are CNI black/gold models that are well filtered for 1064 and 808nm, and the only goggles you would need would be for 532nm (a good pair is available at a great price from WL, as well as some supposed DeWalt "substitues" that I can't say I personally trust)

 

[Aseras]

check this thread.. http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=148181

yes they should work, provided they actually do come with the lenses.

 

[andlog6]

With no OD ratings posted, I'm not sure I would trust those goggles at all. However if you're purchasing a Dragon Laser, you do not need to worry about IR. Dragon Lasers are CNI black/gold models that are well filtered for 1064 and 808nm, and the only goggles you would need would be for 532nm (a good pair is available at a great price from WL, as well as some supposed DeWalt "substitues" that I can't say I personally trust)

heh, what if I am actually planning to remove the IR filter?
thanks for the link

 

[pseudonomen137]

heh, what if I am actually planning to remove the IR filter?
thanks for the link

For what purpose? If you're planning on getting burning power, it isn't quite that easy as all you'll have is useless collimated IR. If you just want an IR laser, there are stronger ones available at decent prices. PM for details.

 

[andlog6]

still...will those goggles protect?

 

[pseudonomen137]

As Aseras said, IF they come with the right lenses, yes.