Laser-safe Plywood

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There are a few different types of plywood available. The main thing which makes it "laser safe" is the type of glue used in the lamination process. Normal plywood often uses glue which contains formaldehyde and other similar chemicals which are hazardous to burn. The glue used also tends to burn more cleanly, leaving a neater and tidier cut with less chance of fire.

You must only use laser-safe plywood on our laser cutters to avoid damage and dangerous fumes.

Lightweight Plywood

This material has a thicker core with two thinner outer laminations. It's noticeably lighter than normal 3-layer plywood and it cuts very easily.

LaserPlyLite is supplied by Hobarts.

Epilog Fusion Edge 36
Task Speed Power Frequency
Vector Cutting 40 100 10
Vector Marking 100 20 20