Description
Precision Eye Protection for 2940nm Laser Applications
The MCWlaser Laser Goggles 2940nm Safety Protective (EP-6) are specifically engineered to protect against Er:YAG laser wavelengths (2940nm) used in advanced aesthetic and medical procedures.
Designed for professional environments, these goggles provide reliable OD4+ protection, ensuring your eyes are shielded from harmful laser radiation while maintaining adequate visibility during treatments.
Key Benefits
- Targeted 2940nm Protection: Designed specifically for Er:YAG laser systems
- OD4+ Optical Density: Effective protection against high-energy laser exposure
- Balanced Visibility: 30% visible light transmittance for controlled clarity
- Durable Construction: Made from PMMA (polycarbonate) with specialised absorption materials
- Explosion-Proof Material: Enhanced safety for professional environments
- Comfortable Fit: Lightweight and ergonomic for extended use
Technical Specifications
- Wavelength Protection: 2940nm
- Optical Density: OD4+
- Visible Light Transmittance (VLT): 30%
- Material: PMMA (polycarbonate) with wavelength-specific absorbers
- Model: EP-6 (Absorption Type)
- Frame Design: Wrap-around protective goggles
- Certification: CE compliant (model dependent)
Laser Compatibility
These goggles are designed for use with:
- Er:YAG Lasers (2940nm)
- Fractional resurfacing systems
- Ablative skin treatments
Ideal Applications
- Skin resurfacing treatments
- Scar revision procedures
- Wrinkle reduction treatments
- Dermatology & aesthetic clinics
- Medical laser environments
Why 2940nm Protection is Critical
The 2940nm wavelength (Er:YAG laser) is highly absorbed by water in the skin, making it extremely effective—but also dangerous to the eyes.
These goggles:
✔ Block harmful laser radiation
✔ Reduce risk of eye injury
✔ Ensure safe treatment conditions
How to Use
- Wear goggles before activating the laser device
- Ensure a secure and snug fit
- Keep goggles on throughout the procedure
- Clean and store safely after use
Safety Precautions
- Never look directly into the laser beam
- Always confirm wavelength compatibility (2940nm)
- Replace goggles if damaged or scratched
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