Laser protective lens 20x3 1070–1090 nm
Protect your laser head and stabilize your weld seams: 20x3 plasma-fused quartz lens, calibrated for 1070 to 1090 nm.
Compatible with MA1-35 / MA1-45 / MA1-65, ready for workshop installation.
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Description
This 20x3 laser protective lens is designed to operate within a 1070 to 1090 nm wavelength range, commonly used on fiber laser welding systems. Its role is simple yet critical: to act as a shield between spatter/particles and the head optics, preserving beam performance and welding consistency.
Manufactured from plasma-fused quartz, it provides optical transmission suited to industrial constraints while keeping a clean surface for longer when proper maintenance is performed. The result: better beam control, more consistent visual quality, and reduced risk to the laser head.
Technical data
- Type: laser protective lens
- Dimensions: 20 x 3
- Spectral range: 1070 to 1090 nm
- Material: plasma-fused quartz
- Packaging: x1
- Brand: THEO by MAX PHOTONICS
Key advantages
- Protective window dedicated to 1070 to 1090 nm wavelengths
- Plasma-fused quartz: excellent optical clarity for a clean beam
- 20x3 format: compatible with suitable laser welding heads and consumables
- Sold individually: (x1)
- THEO by MAX PHOTONICS quality: designed for production environments
Compatibility
- MA1-35 laser welding torch
- MA1-45 laser welding torch
- MA1-65 laser welding torch
How to replace the F150 laser lens?
- Loosen the locking screw on the protective lens holder housing.
- Remove the lens protective holder.
- Wrap the objective seat cavity with masking paper (dust protection).
- Gently wipe the front of the objective with a cotton swab or a clean cloth soaked in alcohol.
- Remove the protective mirror holder and clean the other side of the protective mirror.
- Place the protective mirror into its holder, push it into position, then tighten the screws.
Replace the laser protective lens after 8 to 10 hours of welding to reduce the risk of damage to the laser head.
Who is it for?
For workshops and production lines looking to maintain a clean welding cycle, reduce unplanned downtime, and protect optics on MA1-35, MA1-45, and MA1-65 torches.


