Wood Cutting

VERSITILE

A focused laser beam of light reaches a temperature that enables the beam to cleanly evaporate the wood. This sublimation process is evident through smoke escaping while the wood is being processed. Since the laser does not exert pressure on the wood during processing it does not need to fastened or clamped to the work table saving processing time from one piece to the next. When cutting or engraving wood higher processing speeds will help contribute to a cleaner edge. One of the main benefits of CO2 powered lasers is that the beam can engrave or cut with extreme detail and accurate edges, even if processing complex designs with odd shapes and sizes. Since no wood chips are created during processing the time consuming post-production cleaning process is dramatically reduced.