Introduction
This test recorded a marking test on a walnut wood round pizza board. The test focused on creating a pizza-style graphic on the wooden surface.
1. Test Goal
The goal of test was to verify whether the EC-30 CO2 laser marking machine could mark a detailed pizza graphic on a walnut round board. The test needed to confirm whether the pattern could be processed with clear lines and good visual contrast on wood.
2. Test Requirement
The requested sample was a walnut wood round pizza board. The required effect was to mark a round pizza design that looked visually appealing.
3. Machine and Material Setup
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Machine type | CO2 laser marking machine |
| Machine model | EC-30 |
| Software | LightBurn |
| Material | Walnut wood |
| Test object | Round pizza board |
| Application | Pizza graphic marking |
| Process | Marking |
| Marking time | 6 min |
| Test result | Good |
4. Laser Parameter Used
| Parameter Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Layer | 00 |
| Layer mode | Fill |
| Speed | 1500 mm/s |
| Max power | 60% |
| Frequency | 80 kHz |
| Global passes | 1 |
| Line interval | 0.0500 mm |
| Lines per inch | 508 |
| Scan angle | 0 deg |
| Number of passes | 1 |
| Bi-directional fill | Enabled |
| Cross-hatch | Enabled |
| Fill mode | Fill shapes individually |
| Dot width | 0.080 |
5. Test Result
The walnut wood sample was processed successfully, and the source record marked the result as good. The recorded marking time was 6 minutes. The result image shows a dark pizza-style line graphic marked on the round wooden board.
6. Test Conclusion
This test confirmed that the EC-30 CO2 laser can mark a decorative pizza graphic on walnut wood with clear contrast and readable line detail. This type of result may support custom wooden serving boards, restaurant display items, personalized kitchenware, craft engraving, and small-batch decorative wood products.
For similar walnut wood marking projects, this result can serve as a material compatibility reference. Before batch production, the final parameter values should be confirmed with the same material, artwork file, lens setup, and marking software.
