Today you do not need to carry a huge amount of waste paper to tell about yourself and your business. After all, you can just take one small disk and show it to the client. The main thing is to choose the right specialist who will produce the disks. And you just have to collect all the most important information for your consumer.
Apply the image
Now, finally, the disk is selected, now it needs to be signed. There are several universal ways to solve this problem. One of the easiest is a disc sticker. This print allows you to place certain pictures or text. There are technologies with the help of which it is possible to apply full-color printing to such storage media. For large replication often use offset printing. It has a very high quality, and the cost of such a service depends on the number of colors used. Therefore, it makes no sense to use it for small runs. As often as a sticker on a disc, screen printing is used. Such printing is more economical in comparison with offset printing. There is an inkjet printing method. However, this requires special storage media. One of the most rational is printing on a sticker that is transferred to the disk. This method allows you to get a print of very high quality. The label on the disc involves such types of printing as laser and inkjet. The first one uses a thin sticker that is difficult to peel off. Inkjet printing is perfect in all runs.
How are CDs and DVDs made?
Industrial production of CDs is one of the traditional methods. Here, injection molding is used. The process takes place in several stages:
1. Making a disc that will become the benchmark for the rest of the copies.
2. Creating a stamp for a future batch:
- applying a special composition to the disk;
- saving information using a laser beam;
- development by acid etching;
- moving to a plating bath for applying nickel.
3. Production of a disk by casting.
4. Spraying a metal layer.
5. Coating with a protective varnish.
6. The last step is a sticker on the disc.
This method has a low cost and is suitable for large runs.
There is also semi-industrial production or replication of CDs.
This method has the following steps:
1. All information is recorded on a specific disc, which has a specific surface.
2. Next, an image is applied to it.
3. The disc is covered with UV varnish, which protects it from mechanical damage.
This method is acceptable for small runs. The main thing is to correctly transfer information to various media and distribute them among a large number of people. Today, many companies offer replication, copying, and disc manufacturing services. Turning to them, you will receive not only the information you need in the right amount, but also a unique look. Therefore, give preference to professionals. After all, the appearance of the product can tell a lot about you.