Why DVD prices and printing have become quite affordable

The technology used to print DVD and Blu-ray has changed dramatically over the last decade and made DVD pricesand printing cheap. Print jobs that once took several days to complete can now be done on the same day with the final print being identical to the proof approved by the client. This is most preferred by clients who need DVD printing and prices cheap.

Improvements in digital print technology have transformed disc packaging and DVD print design and the ability to rapidly change the design. There is no doubt that digital printing for small runs of DVD and paper parts, is the only way to go when full colour images are required. Each printing technology has its pros and cons, making DVD prices and printing cheap these days.

Without a doubt for any larger scale DVD replication or duplication facility, UV cured digital printers should be considered. Most of us want DVD printing and prices cheap in the long run. Whilst the capital outlay is significant these printers offer 6 or more colour printing, low initial setup cost (no screens, plates, proofs or wasted discs aligning and balancing the printer), and they can print directly onto uncoated, inexpensive, white-coated discs. There is no contact with the media during the print process, which is important for recordable media and Blu-ray discs.  The cost per piece to print is similar to offset printing without all the set up costs. So you can say using digital printers make DVD printing and prices cheap for all of us.

Digital print technology takes a digital graphic file and prints the finished art directly to the disc. It is an on-demand process, reducing lead times and excess inventory, overruns, plate and screen costs and reduces the need for high res digital proofs, making DVD prices and printing cheap for companies and clients. Print files can be adjusted quickly and another few discs can be printed. What you see is what you get.

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