Classification of 3D laser scanners

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Available for various industries such as architecture, surveying, and civil engineering! An explanation of the classification of 3D laser scanners.

Are you a company considering the introduction of a 3D laser scanner? Did you know that there are safety standards established for laser products? To protect the safety of users of laser products, a safety standard called "JIS C 6802" has been established, which classifies lasers based on their wavelength and strength into the following classes: 【Overview】 ■ Class 1 - Safe for the body even if observed directly with a loupe or binoculars for extended periods. ■ Class 1M - May pose a risk of eye injury when using a loupe or binoculars, but safe for direct observation with the naked eye for extended periods. ■ Class 2 - Safe for temporary exposure, but poses a risk of harm to the body if one looks directly into the beam. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Overview】 ■ Class 2M - A product that emits a laser beam visible to the human eye, which can cause eye damage if observed using a magnifying glass or binoculars. ■ Class 3R - There is a risk of injury if the laser beam directly hits the eye. ■ Class 3B - It can cause eye damage from just a brief exposure to the laser beam; however, scattered reflected light is safe. ■ Class 4 - There is a possibility of exposure from observing the beam and from scattered light on the skin. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.