Always consult your Laser Safety Officer (LSO) or another qualified laser safety professional when selecting a laser safety viewing window. Required wavelength protection and optical density (OD) depend on the specific laser configuration and reasonably foreseeable worst-case exposure conditions. Always verify the specifications of your particular system before selecting protection.
Here is Keyence's documentation from their website: https://www.keyence.com/products/mark...
The 683 nm, 5.0 mW laser diode listed for the Keyence MD-X2000 should not automatically be assumed to be the primary processing laser.
The system may contain separate visible guide, aiming, or distance-sensing lasers in addition to the primary operating laser.
For this reason, laser safety protection should be selected based on the actual operating wavelength or wavelengths that could present a hazardous exposure, rather than simply selecting protection for the first wavelength listed on the equipment.
For an MD-X2000 configuration using a 1064 nm operating laser, the selected laser safety viewing window should provide appropriate protection at 1064 nm and sufficient optical density for the reasonably foreseeable worst-case exposure conditions at the window.
Always verify the wavelength, output, and configuration of your specific MD-X2000 with the manufacturer's current documentation before selecting a window.
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