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Quartz Laser Protection Lens Safety Protective Window For Laser Cutting Welding (377)
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Description
1、Made of high quality quartz material, sturdy and durable to use.2、The protective window which will be used at laser cutting head to protect the focusing lens in case of damage.3、Double-sided coating process, exquisite workmanship.4、High accuracy machining, good product quality.5、The protective lens made of quartz substrate can withstand high temperature and has high light transmittance, suitable for machines over 200W.Features:1. Made of high quality quartz material, sturdy and durable to use.2. The protective window which will be used at laser cutting head to protect the focusing lens in case of damage.3. Double-sided coating process, exquisite workmanship.4. High accuracy machining, good product quality.5. The protective lens made of quartz substrate can withstand high temperature and has high light transmittance, suitable for machines over 200W.Specification:Condition: 100% Brand NewItem Type: Laser Protection LensMaterial: QuartzType: 22.35*4, 25.4*4, 35*4, 34*3, 30*5, 34*5, 28*4, 36*5, 35*5, 37*7, 25.4*5 (optional)Package List:1 * Laser Protection LensNote:1. Please allow slight error due to manual measurement. Thanks for your understanding.2. Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from the real object. Please take the real one as standard.
Features
- BrandSTUNACY
- Height1 cm
- Width1 cm
- MaterialQuartz
- Weight100 g
- Pcs per pack1
- Type of weld protectionGlasses
- ManoMano ReferenceME220940672
- MMID617346516645
- Product codeSTYM-GS21197-10
- EAN4265116035001
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