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Apr 10 2008, 8:21am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
In addition to choosing the color of the desk customers can also choose final touches like matte or semi-gloss finish and black or translucent no-slip pads. LapWorks says that turnaround time on orders is five business days.
The desks are colored using a special ink jet printing process. "We wanted people to have some fun without having to shell out big bucks," said Jose Calero, LapWorks' president. "So we searched for a top quality graphic process that wouldn't price us out of the ballpark." Calero continued, "We chose a new, highly-specialized UV ink-jet printer that applies a heavy coat of industrial-grade ink to both sides of the Futura that hardens when exposed to UV light. We believe LapWorks is the first to print a three-dimensional product using this process. The printer can reproduce any color or pattern on the Futura, giving us an opportunity to provide a wide variety of choices."
Via LapWorks
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