FG1 - NoIR LaserShields® Filter for NIR-MIR
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- Model: NoIR LaserShields FG1
CE-certified filter for NIR-MIR
High VLT Filter for Medical Lasers: FG1 Mineral Glass
The following specification and associated spectral curve is for guidance only. For more detailed information and professional advice, please contact us.
High visible light transmission (VLT) filter FG1 in a style #37 frame.
The FG1 filter is ideal for medical laser operators as it does not hinder colour vision.
To view the LaserShield® CE Certificate, click on the button labelled Cert.
The price shown below includes any style of frame. Most frames are black, but some styles are also available in white - see below.
If you purchase this product online, please include the frame style number and colour (if applicable) of your choice in the box labeled Add Comments About Your Order found in Step 4 of checkout page.
| Filter | VLT | EN207 | λ (nm) | Mode | Rating | OD | λ (nm) | Docs | |||
| FG1 | 75% | ✔ | 850-900 | DIR | LB3 | 3+ | 850-2800 | Cert. | |||
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900-950 | DIR | LB4 | 4+ | 900-2600 | Data | |||||
| Clear | 950-1000 | DIR | LB5 | 5+ | 950-1010 | ||||||
| >1000-1063 | DIR | LB6 | 7+ | >1010-1500 | |||||||
| >1400-2200 | DIR | LB4 | 5+ | >1500-2350 | |||||||
| >1063-1400 | D | LB6 | 5+ | >2800-10600 | |||||||
| >1063-1400 | IRM | LB7Y | |||||||||
| 2900-3200 | DI | LB4 | |||||||||
| 10600 | DI | LB4 | |||||||||
| Only available in limited frame styles | |||||||||||
Frames and Styles
NoIR's Style 40 flip frame can be of benefit in situations where a user requires the modification of the passband of the fixed filter. In this example, the fixed filter is FG1 mineral glass for IR sources above 900 nm, and the secondary filter is the AXX which blocks UV and IR in between 700 and 900 nm.
Elliot Scientific recommends you consult your laser safety officer, appropriate laser safety standards and laser system documentation to ensure correct choice of eyewear and safe laser use. As eyewear offers protection only against incidental exposure to specified beam energies, the incorrect choice and use of eyewear may lead to serious personal injury or blindness.
