I have a 20w diode, blue-light laser, rated 455nm. Is the 910 acrylic sheet the best model for this application?

Always consult your on-site Laser Safety Officer (LSO) for specific guidance. Required optical density (OD) and laser safety personal protective equipment (PPE) are determined based on worst-case scenarios and require professional judgment. All laser safety equipment provided is intended for diffused beam viewing only.

You have a high powered laser - we do not recommend our 900 series windows. Instead we recommend the following:

For eyewear, our 110 filter is our polycarbonate eyewear option for that wavelength: https://lasersafetyindustries.com/col... For high powered lasers like this always use laser safety eye wear.
For viewing windows, we recommended our 410 class 4 viewing window given the wavelength: https://lasersafetyindustries.com/col...

We'd love to walk you through any questions you may have, please feel free to give us a call.

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