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Laser Devices Introduces the Infrared Laser Pointers

February 22, 2011
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MONTEREY, Calif. — Laser Devices, Inc. is pleased to announce FDA Class I Infrared Laser Pointers for the DBAL-I2, EOLAD-1I and the ITAL-Classic & OTAL-Classic.

Class I IR Laser Pointers are now available for commercial purchase. Designed with the same cutting-edge technology as our high powered military devices, these NEW ‘Eye-Safe’ models are powered with a Class I, infrared laser pointer for use with night vision equipment. These products are particularly suitable for Law Enforcement agencies that engage in CQB work and require lasers that will not harm the public. The Class I IR Lasers are eye-safe due to their lower power output which makes these the first IR lasers approved for sale to the commercial market.

The DBAL-I2, Dual Beam Aiming Laser-Intelligent is equipped with a Class IIIa visible RED or GREEN laser pointer and a Class I infrared laser pointer. Built to perform under the most rigorous conditions and survive the harshest environments, the DBAL-I2 allows users to seamlessly transition from day light maneuvers to low light operations with ease.

The EOLAD-1I combines the power and precision of a Laser Devices’ IR laser pointer with the speed and proven effectiveness of the L-3 EOTech 552 Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS). This unbeatable combination provides lightning fast target acquisition and delivers impeccable shooting accuracy during any circumstance.

The battle proven ITAL-Classic and OTAL-Classic aiming lasers are rugged and compact—only 2.8 inches long and 1.4 inches wide. The ITAL mounts on flat top rifles or rifles with a cropped front sight and the laser aligns with the center of the barrel. The OTAL mounts behind the front sight on M4 style rifles and the laser is offset to project around the front sight.

Manufactured from rugged MIL-SPEC Type III hardcoat anodized aluminum; the DBAL-I2, EOLAD-1I, and ITAL/OTAL-Classic meet MIL-STD-810G for adverse environmental conditions and are waterproof to 20 meters (10 Meters for the EOLAD-1I).

These products are governed by FDA and ITAR regulations. For additional information and product features, please visit our website at www.laserdevices.com.

About Laser Devices, Inc.
Laser Devices, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of sophisticated electro-optical devices for firearms. Founded in 1979, Laser Devices is known for its state-of-the-art visible and infrared laser aiming devices, handheld and weapon-mounted tactical lights and small arms training systems used by Military, Law Enforcement and Special Forces personnel worldwide. The company is located in Monterey, California where 100% of its products are designed and manufactured in its 30,000 square foot facility. Laser Devices holds a number of U.S. patents and maintains an ISO 9001:2008 Certified QMS.
 


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