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Override by definition means to bypass, replace, or take control over an existing setting, rule, or action. In everyday life, we use overrides to allow human judgment to take precedence over automated rules when exceptions or special circumstances arise. This article provides insight into Lasermet’s override feature, explaining how an override is incorporated into a…
When dealing with lasers in the workplace, safety is non-negotiable. Whether in healthcare, research, manufacturing, or aesthetics, laser systems introduce serious risks if not properly controlled. From an employer perspective, laser safety is not just best practice; it is a legal and operational requirement. From a user perspective, it depends on having the right people…
Laser products entering the U.S.A. market are subject to FDA specific labeling rules that diverge from IEC / EN standards. However, Laser Notice 56 offers a streamlined path to compliance if applied correctly. When manufacturing or importing laser products into the United States, compliance with the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) requirements…
In industries where precision and safety are paramount—such as laser technology, medical devices, and electronics— the reliability of a test report can make or break regulatory compliance. When it comes to lasers, even a small oversight can have serious consequences. That’s where UKAS-accredited test houses come in. Let’s dive into how UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation…
Laser cleaning is an innovative, environmentally friendly, non-contact method of removing contaminants, rust, or coatings from surfaces. Laser cleaning uses high-energy focused laser beams to clean the objects without damaging the base material. The laser vaporizes or breaks down unwanted layers through precise control of the laser energy. This technology has found applications across industries…
When it comes to laser safety in the EU and international markets, IEC 60825-1 and its harmonized counterpart EN 60825-1 set the standard. One of the key requirements under these regulations is the proper use of laser warning labels—not just for hazard identification, but for legal and technical compliance. This article outlines what manufacturers, integrators,…