TruFlat Laser Wood
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Product Details
TruFlat Laser Wood – Guaranteed Flat, Pre-Finished Engineered Wood
TruFlat is an engineered wood sheet built to solve the one thing that ruins most laser wood projects: warping. Every sheet has a 100% wood-fibre MDF core with a designer wood-look (or solid colour) face pressed onto both sides, so you get a smooth, pre-finished surface that's ready to cut and engrave straight out of the pack. No masking, no sanding, no guesswork.
Pixel Burn is the only authorised TruFlat reseller in Australia, carrying the full colour range so you can test a finish or restock your production line with confidence.
Why You'll Like Working With It
- Guaranteed flat — no bowing or warping on the laser bed
- Pre-finished on both sides, so there's no "wrong side" to worry about
- Cuts cleanly on CO2 and diode lasers
- Wipes clean after engraving — no masking required
- Paint fills wipe off the surface easily while staying in the engraved detail
- Sublimation-ready on Maple, Oak, Linen and White (Paint Primed is not sublimatable)
Sheet Size & Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sheet size | 305 x 483mm (12 x 19in) |
| Thickness | 3mm (1/8in) approx. |
| Core | 100% wood-fibre MDF, engineered for laser cutting |
| Finish | Pre-finished designer face on both sides |
| Sublimation | Yes (Maple, Oak, Linen, White) — Paint Primed is not sublimatable |
Is TruFlat Actually Plywood?
Not in the traditional sense. TruFlat uses an engineered wood-look face bonded to a defect-free MDF core, rather than stacked wood plies like a Baltic birch sheet. That's exactly why it stays flatter and cuts more predictably than natural plywood, which can vary sheet to sheet and warp over time. If you're after visible layered edges like traditional plywood, this material will look different — but if you want consistent, flat, laser-ready sheets every time, this is built for exactly that.
What You Can Make With It
- Signs and wall décor
- Engraved ornaments and gift tags
- Coasters and keychains
- Table numbers and place cards
- Layered artwork and shadow boxes
- Business cards and POS displays
- Sublimated photo gifts (Maple, Oak, Linen, White)
Laser Settings
These are starting points only — always run a test cut on scrap before a full production run, since results vary by machine, lens condition, focus height and calibration.
| Machine | Operation | Power | Speed | Resolution | Passes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glowforge Plus (40W) | Engrave | 30–50 | 80–150 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| Glowforge Plus (40W) | Cut | 80–100 | 10–15 mm/s | – | – |
| Glowforge Pro (45W) | Engrave | 25–45 | 100–200 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| Glowforge Pro (45W) | Cut | 70–90 | 12–18 mm/s | – | – |
| OMTech (80W) | Engrave | 20–40 | 100–200 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| OMTech (80W) | Cut | 50–70 | 15–20 mm/s | – | – |
| OMTech Pro (130W) | Engrave | 15–35 | 150–250 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| OMTech Pro (130W) | Cut | 40–60 | 20–30 mm/s | – | – |
| Thunder Bolt (30W) | Engrave | 50 | 500 mm/s | – | – |
| Thunder Bolt (30W) | Cut | 75–80 | 10–12 mm/s | – | – |
| Thunder Bolt Plus (40W) | Engrave | 20–40 | 200–400 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| Thunder Bolt Plus (40W) | Cut | 90 | 3 mm/s | – | – |
| Thunder Nova Plus (60W) | Engrave | 20–40 | 200–400 mm/s | 300–600 DPI | – |
| Thunder Nova Plus (60W) | Cut | 60–80 | 15–25 mm/s | – | – |
| WeCreat Vision (40W) | Cut | 80 | 12 mm/s | – | – |
| WeCreat Vista (10W) | Engrave | 100 | 200 mm/s | – | 1 |
| WeCreat Vista (10W) | Cut | 100 | 2 mm/s | – | 1 |
| xTool F1 (10W) | Engrave | 100 | 150 mm/s | 300 | – |
| xTool F1 (10W) | Cut | 70 | 8 mm/s | – | 9 |
| xTool F1 Ultra (20W) | Engrave | 70 | 300 mm/s | 200 | 1 |
| xTool F1 Ultra (20W) | Cut | 60 | 35 mm/s | – | 8 |
| xTool F2 Ultra (60W) | Engrave | 50 | 1800 mm/s | 120 | 1 |
| xTool F2 Ultra (60W) | Cut | 90 | 30 mm/s | – | 4 |
| xTool F2 Ultra (60W) | Score | 20 | 150 mm/s | – | – |
| xTool M1 (10W) | Engrave | 100 | 150 mm/s | 300 | – |
| xTool M1 (10W) | Cut | 70 | 8 mm/s | – | 9 |
| xTool M1 Ultra (20W) | Engrave | 70 | 300 mm/s | 200 | 1 |
| xTool M1 Ultra (20W) | Cut | 60 | 35 mm/s | – | 8 |
| xTool P2 (55W) | Engrave | 20 | 80 mm/s | 140 | 1 |
| xTool P2 (55W) | Cut | 100 | 18 mm/s | – | 2 |
| xTool S1 (10W) | Engrave | 100 | 150 mm/s | 300 | – |
| xTool S1 (10W) | Cut | 70 | 8 mm/s | – | 9 |
| xTool S1 (20W) | Engrave | 70 | 300 mm/s | 200 | 1 |
| xTool S1 (20W) | Cut | 60 | 35 mm/s | – | 8 |
| xTool S1 (40W) | Engrave | 40 | 300 mm/s | 200 | 1 |
| xTool S1 (40W) | Cut | 60 | 35 mm/s | – | 5 |
Cleaning Char Marks
If you get char residue along your cut edges, wipe it back with a microfibre cloth and warm soapy water, or a multi-surface cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives — they can dull the pre-finished surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TruFlat actually plywood?
Not in the traditional sense — it's an engineered wood-fibre MDF core with a wood-look face pressed onto both sides, rather than stacked layers of real wood ply. That's what gives it the guaranteed-flat result standard plywood can't match.
What's the difference between White and Paint Primed?
White has a smooth, slightly glossy pre-finished surface built for sublimation and engraving. Paint Primed has a matte, unfinished, lightly textured surface designed to soak up paint — it's not sublimatable, but it saves you priming raw MDF yourself.
Can I sublimate on it?
Yes — Maple, Oak, Linen and White are all sublimation-ready straight out of the pack. Paint Primed is not suitable for sublimation.
Does it need masking before I cut or engrave?
No. It's pre-finished on both sides specifically so you can skip masking altogether — cut, engrave, wipe clean, done.
What can I make with it?
Signs, ornaments, coasters, keychains, table numbers, layered wall art, business cards, gift tags and sublimated photo gifts — it's a solid all-rounder for both cutting and engraving projects.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes. Because it's engineered for consistent, flat results sheet to sheet, it takes a lot of the trial-and-error out of laser wood work compared to natural plywood.
What size does it come in?
One size: 305 x 483mm (12 x 19in), roughly 3mm thick.
My engraving looks too light or too dark — what's going on?
Too light usually means your power is too low or speed too high — nudge power up 5–10% before touching speed. Too dark or burned usually means power's too high or you're running too many passes — ease off power slightly and increase speed while keeping detail sharp. Always test on scrap first, since results vary by machine and calibration.
Can I buy TruFlat anywhere else in Australia?
No. Pixel Burn is the only authorised TruFlat reseller in Australia. It is possible to order sheets directly from the US, but nobody else is authorised to sell TruFlat commercially within Australia.
Shipping, Pickup & Returns
Shipping, Pickup & Returns
Most in-stock laser supplies, materials and blanks are packed and dispatched the same business day when ordered before our daily cut-off. If an item is a pre-order, back-order or requires additional time, we will clearly let you know and keep you updated.
We offer a range of delivery options at checkout, including standard shipping, express services and our fastest option, Team Global Express Overnight, for urgent orders. Available services, pricing and estimated delivery dates are shown at checkout based on your postcode, order size and the items in your cart.
Every order includes tracking once dispatched, and our team is here if you need help with delivery, stock availability or choosing the best option for your order. Pickup is also available by appointment from our Brisbane and Auckland locations on eligible items.
Please contact our team before placing your order to arrange a suitable collection time.
Eligible unused stock items may be returned in line with our returns policy. Please contact us before returning anything so we can help make the process straightforward.
Reliable supply, clear updates and delivery options that work around your workshop.
Why Pixel Burn?
Why Pixel Burn?
We don’t just sell laser supplies — we use them.
Every material, blank and accessory sold by Pixel Burn is selected for use in our own day-to-day workshop operations. Before we stock it, it needs to be something we would genuinely trust in our own production.
That means you are buying from a team that understands the difference between a product that simply looks good online and one that performs reliably when you need to make, engrave, cut or finish real customer orders.
From materials and blanks to specialist marking supplies and workshop essentials, we stock products we stand behind because we use them ourselves.
Real workshop experience. Products we trust. Supplies chosen to perform.
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How Do I Choose the Right Material for My Laser?
How Do I Choose the Right Material for My Laser?
Start by checking the compatibility information and specifications in the product description. Pixel Burn stocks materials and supplies for CO₂, diode, fibre and UV laser systems, but not every material is suitable for every laser type or wavelength.
Pay close attention to the listed material, thickness, surface finish and recommended laser type. If you are unsure, send us your laser model and what you want to create, and our team can help you identify the most suitable option. Always complete a small test before beginning your final project, as settings can vary between machines.
Are Your Materials and Blanks Ready to Use?
Are Your Materials and Blanks Ready to Use?
Yes. Our laser materials and blanks are supplied ready for you to cut, engrave, mark or customise unless the individual product states otherwise.
Blanks are supplied unpersonalised, giving you complete control over your design and production process. Selected sheet materials may arrive with a protective film to help protect the surface during storage and delivery. Always follow the instructions provided with the individual product for the best results.
What Product Specifications Should I Check Before Ordering?
What Product Specifications Should I Check Before Ordering?
Before ordering, check the product’s dimensions, thickness, material, finish, pack quantity and stated laser compatibility. You should also confirm that sheets and blanks will fit your laser bed or pass-through system.
Natural materials such as wood can show variations in colour, grain and appearance between sheets. If you require a specific measurement, tolerance or compatibility detail that is not listed, contact our team before ordering and we will help confirm it for you.