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Old 2010-05-07, 9:22pm
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i bought from ebay what i believed were didymium safety glasses but when i received them they had blue lenses not rose, could this be correct???

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Old 2010-05-07, 9:53pm
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Yes, the color changes in flourescent verses incandescent lighting between blue and rose. The only way to tell for sure is to test them.
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Old 2010-05-07, 10:00pm
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If they are the right ones, it will cut the sodium flair, the yellow orange burst, when the flame and glass meet.
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Old 2010-05-08, 6:16am
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Mine are blue from Arrow Springs, maybe a purplish blue. I have seen the rose ones though.
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Old 2010-05-08, 6:29am
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Older glasses were Rose Didymium..... Believe that Didymium glass production is discontinued and the new glasses are ACE 202..... Suspect ACE 202 may be the glasses with the blue tint.... IF it blocks the the orange flare around the molten glass, they are probably ok...

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Old 2010-05-08, 12:00pm
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These are Philips 202 lenses.

Incandescent light


Natural sunlight


Fluorescent light
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Old 2010-05-08, 6:43pm
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I wish I could tell you! Mine are green
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Old 2010-05-08, 6:46pm
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those look right.
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Old 2010-05-08, 6:58pm
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Green?.... Those are probably just #3 or # 5 welding shades to cut down the UV and IR radiation... Probably does nothing for sodium (orange) flare surrounding the molten glass....

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Old 2010-05-09, 6:29am
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Is this Polycarbonate glasses enough protection?
http://www.waleapparatus.com/catalog.asp?prodid=548083
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Old 2010-05-09, 6:54am
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Is this Polycarbonate glasses enough protection?
http://www.waleapparatus.com/catalog.asp?prodid=548083
Probably... They may not have the lifespan of real glass, but it does state they do cut the sodium flare and has some UV and IR protection....

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Old 2010-05-09, 8:12am
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Thanks for your help Dale.
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