| Product Information | | Medium |  CD's and DVD's are printed on the Arizona 250 GT (UV curable flatbed). Print is water and UV-resistant. We use Esperanza medium with white background
Printed area:
for CD it is area with radius from Ø22mm to Ø118mm
for DVD it is area with radius from Ø21mm to Ø118mm
You can order either printed CD/DVD with data burning or printed empty CD/DVD which can be burnt in any time.
| | Packaging | Board sleeves:
produced on white single-side coated board, 200g/m² grammage, printed single-side on Ricoh Pro C9210 Digitial Production Press.
Glossy laminate can be used.
Sleeve pattern can be found in the template to prepare your file for printing. (see Preparing File)
Plastic packaging:
Standard CD - transparent box, black inside, thickness 10 mm, optional rear and front insert or booklet up to 24 p.
Slim CD - transparent front, matte semitransparent or black back, thickness 5 mm, optional front insert or booklet up to 16 p.
DVD standard - black with transparent foil for the wrapper, thickness 14 mm, optional wrapper and/or booklet up to 72 p.
DVD standard - black with transparent foil for the wrapper, thickness 7 mm, optional wrapper and/or booklet up to 24 p. | | Printing | For plastic packing, we offer complete printing materials – wrappers and booklets.
Wrappers/inserts are printed:
to a CD box – rear: single-sided colour printing, front: 200g/m2 double-sided colour printing
for DVD type box – single-sided colour printing. 115 g/m2
Booklets:
CD – 12cm x 12cm, 115 g/m2 colour or 80 g/m2 black and white print 4 - 24p.
DVD – 12cm x 18cm, 115 g/m2 colour or 80 g/m2 black and white print 4 - 72p.
| | Putting CD/DVD into sleeve | If you select option of putting CD's/DVD' into sleeves you will receive them as complete packages. | | Additional Information | The CD booklet is stapled using a single staple and the staple is shifted from the centre by 37mm.
On the printing side, the plates may exhibit gentle scratches which occur naturally in the production process (printing, recording, packaging). These, however, do not affect data playback. |
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