NoIR Laser will showcase its advanced laser-safety window technology and custom laser-protection capabilities at FABTECH 2026, October 21–23, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
A major feature at Booth S46111 in the South Hall will be a demonstration enclosure featuring NoIR laser-safety windows. These transparent protective panels are engineered to allow personnel to view laser operations while safely protecting them from hazardous laser radiation.
NoIR manufactures laser safety windows using premium-grade materials and specialized absorptive dyes designed to provide wavelength-specific protection while maintaining excellent optical clarity plus long-term durability. Windows can be customized for the laser and application, taking into consideration factors such as wavelength, required optical density (OD), visible light transmission (VLT), and potential exposure to reflected or scattered laser energy.
The enclosure will allow FABTECH attendees to see firsthand how properly selected laser-safety windows can help protect personnel while maintaining visibility into an active laser work area.
NoIR will also display its laser welding helmet, featuring protective windows customized for the laser being used, as well as its industrial laser protective eyewear for applications including laser welding, cutting, drilling, cleaning, and marking.
Together, the products demonstrate NoIR’s capabilities to provide laser protection solutions customized to specific laser equipment, applications, and working environments, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.

NoIR Laser LLC – Booth S46111, South Hall
FABTECH 2026 | Las Vegas Convention Center | October 21–23
For more information or to discuss a custom laser protection application:
sales@noirinsight.com | 800-521-9746
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