Laser marking, engraving or cutting of wood or bamboo products requires no physical contact, resulting in less noise and debris than traditional sawing or grinding processes, and smooth, burr-free edges without the need for sanding. Laser marking machines require no consumables such as marking needles, can be installed and operated under heavy loads for long periods of time, require only periodic calibration to maintain consistent marking quality and efficiency, and are easy to automate.Quiet: laser systems also produce noise, but this is negligible compared to a saw or grinding wheel;Accuracy: lasers can mark and engrave characters and images on very small sizes of wood or bamboo products with line widths as small as 0.03mm;Visibility: laser marking can leave high-contrast, scannable dates, logos, serial numbers, bar codes, etc. on wood or bamboo products.

Laser cleaning is more efficient and sustainable than ultrasonic or detergent cleaning due to its non-contact nature, and has been used to clean antique wooden buildings and artifacts since the 1970s. In recent years, with the development and price reduction of the MOPA fiber laser and various UV lasers, the use of laser cleaning to effectively clean or remove dirt, oil, paint or coatings from wood surfaces has become increasingly popular.Efficient: the high-energy laser beam vaporizes contaminants in a very short time with minimal damage to the workpiece.Precision: the extremely small spot size of the laser beam allows precise control of the position and depth of the cleaning process.Easily automated: the laser beam removes oil, grease, paint and coatings over long distances, and its simple design makes it suitable for automated cleaning.