Plywood Image Marking Test with UV-10 UV Laser

This test used a UV-10 UV laser to mark a lighthouse landscape image on plywood, exploring a decorative application for bitmap artwork.

1. Test Goal

Evaluate whether the selected setup could produce a satisfactory surface image from the supplied landscape artwork.

2. Test Requirement

Mark the supplied lighthouse scene, including its surrounding palm trees, buildings, and sky, onto the sample. The task was image marking, not cutting or deep relief engraving.

3. Machine and Material Setup

Item Details
Machine type UV laser
Software Lightburn
Material Plywood
Application Decorative landscape image
Process Bitmap image marking
Processing time 22 minutes
Test result Rated good

4. Laser Parameter Used

Parameter completeness: Complete

Parameter Item Value
Layer mode Image
Speed 300 mm/s
Maximum / Minimum power 20%
Frequency 80 kHz
Q-pulse width 12 ns
Line interval 0.0330 mm
Resolution 769 DPI
Pass count 1
Scan angle 0 degrees
Image mode Jarvis
Bi-directional scanning Enabled
Negative image Disabled
Pass-through Disabled
Fill order Fill all shapes at once
Dot-width adjustment Disabled

5. Test Result

Processing was completed in 22 minutes, and the test received a good result rating. A finished-sample photograph is not available in the supplied materials, so visual contrast, fine-detail reproduction, and surface condition cannot be assessed here.

6. Test Conclusion

The UV-10 test provides an initial reference for decorative image marking on plywood. The application may be relevant to personalized picture panels and craft products, with finished-image quality still requiring photographic confirmation.

Before batch production, the final parameter values should be confirmed with the same material, artwork file, lens setup, and marking software.

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