Help please!!!

[UFRich]

I am search of a tool for engraving safety etchings into safety lenses. I do not know the name of this or a source for one of these tools. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[CME4SPECS]

I don't know the name of the tool or where to find it. But I don't believe that you can just etch a mark onto a lens and have them qualify as safety glasses. You need to be an approved lab and have a registered logo. I believe with OSHA.

[UFRich]

I was under the understanding that if you did the proper safety testing in your lab and could provide proof of this testing it qualified, but I my be wrong. I need to further research this. Thanks for the comment.

[Texas Ranger]

UFRICH, You might want to understand the "risk" of this vs. the profitablility...some things just aren't worth the grief?

[UFRich]

That is definately something we are weighing. It is for a small company in the area. Right now we are gathering all of the cost involved in doing this project befroe we make any proposals.

[thomassaccuci]

I am search of a tool for engraving safety etchings into safety lenses. I do not know the name of this or a source for one of these tools. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I believe Vigor/Grobet optical has what you are looking for. go to http://qtena.com/optical/

and look under staking tools.

[Mike Fretto]

Rich:

We are using what was originally an air operated spark plug cleaner, we simply glued a rubber disk with our initials over the hole the spark plug originally went in. I'm not sure where we got the rubber disks made and I believe they had to be registered with OSHA. I'll try to get more info to you as sson as possible.

Mike