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    Default Laser projector label templates?

    Does anyone know of a good source for software templates we could use to create & print laser safety labels for our projectors?

    I figure something in PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Visio, etc. would come in handy.

    Thanks!
    RR

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    Talking Templates

    Just a quick heads-up for everyone looking to make professional looking stickers for their projects...I didn't know this until I recently starting looking, but at Fedex-Kinkos you can have a kick ass stickers printed on a vinyl sticker stock. This stuff comes in all colors and is like a bumper sticker. Its not too expensive will cost $15 a square foot and has a $25 minimum order. Its real easy to send them a .pdf file and pick it up that day. I was looking for this stuff not to make a "Danger Laser Radiation" per se, but a bigger sticker for a nd:yag holography laser control panel I've been working on. I'm definitely going back to them to make some regular laser stickers since they do such a nice job. I always hated Kinkos until recently!

    Something to think about.

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    I found a great high-res template label at laserfx.com at the bottom of this page, and just printed on my own ink jet printer on some vinyl sticker paper you can find on your local paper store... This works perfectly!

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    Nice! Thanks for the tip about the vinyl printer paper I didn't know it existed.

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    Another option is to order the labels from OneStopLaserShop.com. Their prices are *very* reasonable. (In fact, someone here only needed one small label, and since the cost was under a buck they shipped it to him for free!)

    Anyway, if you don't want to buy $25 worth of paper just for a couple labels, they might be a better option.

    Adam

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    Sams Laser faq has selelction of premade stickers/templates avilable for download SOMEWHERE
    I just tried to find the links but cant find it at mo

    PAUL
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    Paul, are these the ones you mean ?

    http://www.walshcomptech.com/repairfaq/sam/laserfil.htm

    Jem

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    me?

    www.laser-man.co.uk

    i like to think im pretty cheap? well im not cheap but the labels
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    At one time I had some labels made for my car restoration. I needed really high quality stickers that would last for years and years when exposed to weather. I ended up creating a design in Adobe Illustrator and sent that to a professional printer that printed it onto really nice sticker material. They also cut them to the specified size/shape. It was a bit expensive for a few so I had 100 made and it cost around $80. The stickers about 3" x 4" so they were a bit expensive. Anyway, that might be a bit overkill but you can get some really nice quality stickers made that way.

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    Jem
    Yip that looks like them....

    Laser Safety (lasersaf.htm).

    Class I Caution Label - Enclosed Laser (Invisible Wavelength) (cl1inv1.gif).
    Class I Caution Label - Enclosed Laser (Visible Wavelength) (cl1vis1.gif).
    Class II Caution Label - Diode Laser, 1 mW Maximum Output at 635-670 nm (cl2dio1.gif).
    Class II Caution Label - Helium-Neon Laser, 1 mW Maximum Output at 632.8 nm (cl2hen1.gif).
    Class IIIa Danger Label - Diode Laser, 5 mW Maximum Output at 670 nm (cl3adio1.gif).
    Class IIIa Danger Label - Helium-Neon Laser, 5 mW Maximum Output at 632.8 nm (cl3ahen1.gif).
    Class IIIb Danger Label - Helium-Neon Laser, 25 mW Maximum Output at 632.8 nm (cl3bhen1.gif).
    Class IIIb Danger Label - Argon Ion Laser, 50 mW Maximum Output at 488 nm (cl3barg1.gif).
    Class IIIb Danger Label - Argon Ion Laser, 100 mW Maximum Output at 455-529 nm (multiline) (cl3barg2.gif).
    Class IIIb Danger Label - Diode Laser, 50 mW Maximum Output at 670 nm (cl3bdio1.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Carbon Dioxide Laser, 100 W Maximum Output at 10.6 um (CW) (cl4co21.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Carbon Dioxide Laser, 1200 W (CW); 1.2 J, 100 us (Pulsed) Maximum Output (cl4co22.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Diode Laser, 5 W Maximum Output at 780-980 nm (cl4dio1.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - DPSS Laser, 1 W Maximum Output at 532 nm (cl4dio1.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Excimer Laser, 1 J, 100 PPS Maximum Output at 157-351 nm (cl4exc1.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Krypton Ion Laser, 10 W Maximum Output at 530-647 nm (multiline) (cl4kry1.gif).
    Class IV Danger Label - Nd:YAG Laser, 5 J, 20 PPS Maximum Output at 1064 nm (cl4yag1.gif).

    Laser Aperture Caution Label (apert1.gif).

    High Voltage Danger Label - 15,000 VAC (hv15a1.gif).
    High Voltage Danger Label - 25,000 VDC (hv25d1.gif).
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