When purchasing laser goggles, we'd like to ask supplier to provide goggles with the color we prefer. Is that achievable? 

                               The answer is no. That is because lens color of laser protective goggles depends on the specific laser wavelength and laser 

                               absorbing material to reach high protection level, which can't be choosed at will.

                               The main function of laser protective glasses is to filter out harmful components in the laser beam so that it will not cause 

                               damage to human eyes. The color of the lenses is an important factor affecting the protective effect. Generally speaking, the 

                               lens color of laser protective goggles can be determined according to different laser wavelengths to achieve protective effects.

                              In practical applications, laser protective glasses of different colors are mainly used to protect laser beams of different wavelengths. 

                              This is because lasers of different wavelengths will be absorbed to different degrees after passing through lenses of different colors, 

                              so choosing the right color can filter out harmful components to a greater extent and protect your eyes from damage.

                              In addition to color, the material and thickness of laser protective goggles will also affect the protective effect. Generally speaking, 

                              laser protective goggles are mainly made of glass, plastic, acrylic, etc., and different materials have different protective effects. At 

                              the same time, the thickness of the lens will also affect the protective effect. Generally speaking, the thicker the lens, the better the 

                              protective effect.

                              Lastly, the appropriate color needs to be selected according to the specific laser wavelength to achieve the protective effect. At the 

                              same time, the material and thickness of laser protective goggles are also important factors that affect the protective effect. The 

                              appropriate material and thickness need to be selected according to the specific situation. If you have questions about the selection 

                              and use of laser protective goggles, please contact our DSH team for support.