How can I choose the best CD printer?

CD printer is an alternative to buying a label for CD labels, printing and using them on compact discs. Either using a CD for desktop computers or by hiring a CD manufacturer for work, artwork will be printed directly on a compact disk and will look professional. There are a number of options and the selection of the best CD printer will depend on your needs and the size of the project.

The easiest way to merge art with CD is to hire a professional CD printer. There are many companies that take sets of raw music and tapes and transmit them to the CD. These companies usually also print works of art on the outside of the disk. You can contact one of these organizations and get their CD printing rate. These companies have many times a minimum number of disks that customers have to buy, which could mean that you have to buy hundreds or even thousands of discs.

For projects that have a smaller range, desktop printers are usually the best option. TY runs Just as home printers, except that they focus exclusively on printing of CD labels. There are three main types of desktop printers: thermal, automatic and separate.

Thermal CD is the most advanced of the domestic printing options. This CD printer adheres ink directly on the CD surface for a professional look. This can print several hundred disks in one run and take 10 to 15 seconds per print. These printers are also usually the most expensive and are good for professional projects.

CD automatic printer uses Inkjet technology as a way to place art on a disk. These models are slower and less efficient than thermal printers, but are usually cheaper. Some automatic printers can run 20 disks at a time and take a little more than a minute to the disk to the disk. This is considered to be a CD printer at a medium level as it provides a high quality image at low statePrice, but it's slower. This type of printer is a good choice if you have an amateur project like a local band.

Separate CD printers can use ink or thermal printing technology, but have a much lower output. These printers allow you to print only one disk at a time and take about two minutes to the disk. This is a good choice for projects with one item, such as family photos disk.

With all these printer options, you will need to deliver a label for etiquette. Most printers connect directly to the computer as well as a paper printer. Some more expensive models have built -in computers. Art works, usually via JPEG, can be loaded into the printer program, so you will need to have some basic computer skills for successful CD printing.