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Part: Dampers
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Type: Gas-Filled
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Spring Material: Steel
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Specification: ISO9001: 2008
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Position: Both Front and Rear
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Spring Type: Coil Spring
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Trademark: POWERSTEEL
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Origin: China
Shocks are part of the support system on moving vehicles that helps to minimize wear and tear on essential components while also providing an enhanced level of comfort for passengers. Just about all kinds of shock absorbers work by utilizing the basic mechanics of hydraulics. There is not just one type of shocks that work for every type of vehicle. In fact, there are five distinct classifications for shocks.
Often, the shock absorber is filled with a fluid or gas that helps to absorb the movements of the support springs on the vehicle, while at the same time exerting pressure on the tires to keep them firmly on the road. The action of the shocks works in conjunction with the springs that also form part of the support system for most autos. Between the several components, it is possible to balance the load of the vehicle so the wear is even all the way around the wheelbase. This contributes to the degree of comfort that passengers will experience while riding in the vehicle.
Since there are many different types of vehicles, it should come as no surprise to find that there are shocks manufactured for different needs. Standard shocks are configured to fit on most passenger cars on the road today. Smaller trucks often will require use of heavy-duty shocks that provide a little more support when hauling larger loads than passenger cars.
CNI offers proper Laser Goggles that protect from Laser damage. The lenses are constructed to seal absorbent dyes * in rigid polycarbonate to provide excellent crack resistance and prevent subtle scratches from affecting laser protection.The optical density (OD) and LB grades of a particular wavelength range are printed on the lens or frame and cannot be erased for permanent recognition without blocking the view.
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Features:
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Absorbent dye sealed in rigid polycarbonate lenses (not brittle)
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Surface scratches do not reduce the optical density of the lens
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Reasonable and affordable protective goggles
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High level optical density (OD value)
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Lineup that can be selected according to the type of wavelength and laser
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Model
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Typical Laser (nm)
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Luminousnes
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OD (optical density)
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LB-Rating
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LS-G
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532
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50%
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200 - 540nm OD 5+
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315 - 540nm DIRM LB5
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LS-G-2
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532
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30%
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200 - 540nm OD 7+
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315 - 540nm DIRM LB6
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LS-GI
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532 & 1064
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30%
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200 - 540nm OD 6+
900 - 1100nm OD 5+
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315 - 540nm DIRM LB5
900 - 1070nm DIR LB5
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LS-R
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635, 694
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50%
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600 - 700nm OD 4+
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620 - 700nm DIR LB4
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LS-R-2
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635
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30%
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600 - 700nm OD 6+
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620 - 700nm DIR LB5
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LS-RI
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635 & 808
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30%
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630 - 660nm OD 3+
800 - 830nm OD 5+
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630 - 660nm DIR LB3
800 - 830nm DIR LB5
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LS-RI-2
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635 & 808 & 980
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35%
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630 - 660 nm OD 2+
800 - 1100nm OD 5+
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630 - 660nm DIR LB2
800 - 1100nm DIR LB5
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LS-RI-3
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635 & 905 &980
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37%
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630 - 660nm OD 3+
800 - 830nm OD 3+
900 - 1100nm OD5+
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630 - 660nm DIR LB3
800 - 830nm DIR LB3
900 - 1100nm DIR LB5
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LS-AD
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755 & 808 & 1064
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40%
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740 - 1100nm OD 5+
780 - 1070nm OD 7+
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740 - 1100nm DIR LB5
800 - 1070nm IR LB7
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LS-DT
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980 & 1064 & 1320
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40%
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800 - 1700nm OD 4+
900 - 1100nm OD 5+
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800 - 1400nm DIR LB4
1400 - 1700nm DI LB3
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LS-IR-HP
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808 & 980 & 1064
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60%
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800 - 1100nm OD 5+
1060 - 1070nm OD 7+
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800 - 1100nm DIR LB5
1000 - 1070 IR LB7
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LS-UI
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200-1400
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10%
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200 - 1400nm
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LS-ER
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2780 & 2940
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80%
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2700 - 3000nm OD 6+
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2940nm DI LB3
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Protective goggles selection guide
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About optical density (OD value: Optical Density)
A laser filter that blocks a specific wavelength of laser light becomes safer to the eye as the transmittance becomes zero.
Optical density (OD value) expresses the degree of absorption as a logarithm.
The higher the optical density (OD value), the higher the safety.
For example, if a CW 1kW laser beam is transmitted through laser protective glasses with an OD value of 6, it will be 1mW.
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Optical density (OD value)
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Transmittance (%)
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0
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100
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1
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Ten
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2
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1
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3
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0.1
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Four
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0.01
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Five
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0.001
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6
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0.0001
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About VLT (Visible Light Transmittance)
Indicates the transmittance of visible light.
To the human eye, the higher the VLT value, the brighter it looks, and the lower the VLT value, the darker it looks.
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