What happens to a laser device if it is disapproved during the evaluation?

When a laser device is disapproved during the evaluation process, it typically indicates that it does not meet the necessary safety or operational standards required for its intended use. The disapproval serves as an essential feedback mechanism that points out specific deficiencies or concerns regarding the design, components, or safety features of the device. As a result, the most appropriate and logical course of action is to redesign the device to address these identified issues.

Redesigning may involve making modifications to improve safety compliance, enhance performance, or incorporate additional safeguards. This process ensures that any potential hazards are mitigated effectively before the device can be re-evaluated and potentially approved for safe use. This procedure is crucial in maintaining high standards of safety in laser technology and protecting users from potential risks associated with improperly designed laser devices.