A Guide To DVD Printers

DVD printers are used to print graphics and text ontext as specified by the client. These printers use
the backside of a DVD disk. These devices enableadvanced robotics to load DVDs automatically in the
printing of variable data and images on each individualprinter. Designs and text is preloaded into a computer,
disc, regardless of the number produced by usingwhich is connected to the DVD printers.
inkjet, thermal, or laser printers. High-end DVD printers-Some automated DVD printers do not require PCs to
that use "all-digital imaging" process can also print labelsoperate. A CD-ROM drive is preinstalled in these
for any format of optical disc media such as a DVD.printers for loading print files (PRN) onto the internal
Single disk DVD printers are used in domestichard drive. Other features include ink detection system,
households and small offices that have limited DVDwhich is used to check exactly how much ink is left in
printing requirements. These printers are usuallythe cartridges. The detection system can also be
manually operated and print one DVD at a time. Theyprogrammed to automatically shut down printing
use screen-printing technique, which is the sameoperations if ink level falls below a certain point. This
technology used in printing graphic images onutility helps in reducing disk wastage due to dried up ink
textile-based products. In this technique, a thick layer ofcartridges.
ink is poured onto a stencil and the surplus ink isDVD printers can be connected to a network of
removed, forcing the remaining ink through the holes incomputers for processing printing orders received
the stencil to create the required image on the surfacefrom any device present in the network. This helps in
of the disc.reducing cost as a single printer takes care of all the
Commercial DVD printers are used by duplication andprinting needs of the organization.
replication companies to print customized images or