Model test reports
Model and filter identification, measured results, laboratory and scope of testing. The evidence must relate to the offered product.
KUSUF · 2027
Eclipse glasses standards and safety
ISO 12312-2, test reports, traceability and instructions: what to check when sourcing eclipse glasses professionally.
Documents to review with your quality team
- Test reports and identification of the offered model.
- EU type-examination certificate, technical annex and EU declaration of conformity for orders placed on the European market.
- Instructions, markings, batch references and responsible operator identities.
- Commercial invoice, certificate of origin and tariff classification in the shipping file.
Inspect the glasses before every use. Do not use scratched, punctured or damaged filters. Follow the instructions and supervise children. Never use these glasses with binoculars, a telescope or a camera: these instruments require a suitable filter mounted in front of the optics.
KUSUF · EN ISO 12312-2:2015
Product documentation
to support your purchase.
Request the evidence for the offered model and check how it relates to your order. Our team can work with your procurement or quality department.
For the European market
Request the EU type-examination certificate and annex, together with the signed EU declaration of conformity. The stated framework is Category II PPE under Regulation (EU) 2016/425.
Instructions & traceability
Printed FR / EN / AR instructions with every pair. Match batch references, responsible operators and commercial documents to the delivery.
EN ISO 12312-2:2015 is a standard reference, not a substitute for evidence for the model. Request verification before approving your order, including destination-specific requirements.
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Archive photography · 2017 / 2024
- Solar corona during the total eclipse on 8 April 2024, Cleveland — NASA / Jordan Salkin
- Diamond ring during the eclipse on 8 April 2024, Cleveland — NASA / Jordan Salkin
- Eclipse phases on 8 April 2024 in Cleveland — photographic composite NASA / Jordan Salkin
- Solar prominences photographed in Dallas on 8 April 2024 — NASA / Keegan Barber
- Partial eclipse over Ross Lake, USA, on 21 August 2017 — photographic composite NASA / Bill Ingalls
- 2017 · NASA / Carla Thomas
- 2017 · NASA / Aubrey Gemignani
NASA photographs illustrate the eclipse. NASA does not endorse or have any affiliation with KUSUF.