CD DUPLICATORS
for Short Run Production

CD Duplicator equipment

Why are CD duplicators used?
CD duplicators are typically used where the run quantity is less than 500. Essentially unlike traditional pressing techniques they do not require a glass master.

A CD duplicator simple reads in a CD master and then through the burning process as on a standard PC puts Data on the CD. CD duplicators come in a variety of configurations from 2 bay up to 9 bay. Offering a fast turnaround on short runs of CDs.

Drives for CD duplicators vary between companys. One of the most common drives used in duplicators is the Pioneer drives. Often the combo CD / DVD drive are sold on the latest duplicator equipment.

Even though a good CD duplicator is bought, the qaulity of the media will be critical in the end result. Poor media even with a quailty CD duplcator machine will delivery a poor product.

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Types of CD Duplicators

Most modern CD duplication companies operate manual and automated CD duplicators. Some of the top end equipment have a capcity of over 600 units, which can be ideal for overnight production.

Manual duplicators are still used as they offer a faster turnaround than their automated cousins. Although with the increased need for quality control and 24.7 production they are slowly being phased out by the more serious players in the duplication business.

Specialist applications

With top end CD Duplicators and the necessary programming skills, its possible to get serialisation, data creation on the fly i.e. producing thousands of unique disks as required, printing of barcodes and so forth.

With Amstore DVD duplicators we offer everything from standard CD duplication through to complex specalist products, all supported by our programming team.