On-site Laser Safety Certification

Laserax can visit your facility and make the necessary changes so you meet class-1 laser safety standards (such as ANSI Z136.1, FDA CFR 1040-10, and IEC 60825). With this certification, you won’t need additional safety control measures or personal protective equipment.

You can use this service to:

Bring unsafe installations up to standard
Validate the laser safety of your installation
Review modifications made to a laser machine
Assist a system integrator with laser safety
Remove liability from your hands
Receive laser safety training on best practices for laser use
Have the documentation needed to prove to organizations regulating laser safety (like the FDA) that your installations comply with their requirements

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Our Laser Safety Experts

Our laser safety officers and technicians will be with you every step of the way. They will also provide you with a document certifying the laser safety of your equipment, which will make us accountable.

Laser Safety Officers

Our engineering design team has LSO training. They perform a hazard analysis of your installation and detail what you need to do to make your installations 100% laser safe. They provide standard operating procedures and give online training to your personnel to ensure safety awareness.

Laser Safety Technicians

Our laser safety technicians visit your installations, report to our laser safety officers, and work with you to apply the measures needed to make your equipment compliant. They also document the work being done, which is required to certify your installations.

Open Air Laser Marking Machine

Open-air designs like this laser marking machine have no doors. Parts processed by the laser are used to completely close the enclosure. This prevents the laser beam and its reflections from leaving the enclosure.

Safety sensors ensure that everything is in place. Laser processing can only begin if the part is in place to close the enclosure.

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Door Laser Cleaning Machine

Machine designs with doors ensure that, when the doors are closed, the laser beam and its reflections are completely enclosed. Safety sensors verify that the door is closed before the laser process begins.

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Battery Laser Cleaning Machine

Some machines can be designed with either approach. Our machine for cleaning batteries on conveyor belts, for example, can be built with sliding doors or with openings on both sides that are completely closed by the battery module. Sliding doors are ideal if operators need to load modules manually.

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On-site Laser Safety Certification