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Copytrax DaVinci Printer Targets Digital Media Copytrax Launches Combined CD Printer and Copying System Copytrax Launches Entry Level Professional CD and DVD Duplication Package Copytrax Launch New Entry Level Professional CD Printer Copytrax Wins Worldwide Business with CD Laminator Technology Copytrax Promises Faster, Better and Cheaper CD and DVD Printing Copytrax's 'Infinity' bulk ink system saves up to 60% in print costs
Copytrax DaVinci Printer Targets Digital Media UK digital media specialist Copytrax has announced the release of the DaVinci Multi CD printer; a multi-purpose, entry-level professional printing machine for the printing of digital media such as CD's, mini CD's and CD business cards. The new high quality machine has been designed for professional users such as printers, recording studio's, marketing companies, DVD production companies and CD duplication companies.
Using advanced inkjet technology, the DaVinci Multi CD printer can rapidly print 6 standard CD's in a single pass and can deliver full-colour photo realistic print quality. Using metal parts, the DaVinci has been designed and built for professional use on a daily basis. In addition to this, the new DaVinci CD printer utilises Copytrax's infinity ink system whereby the user can refill the ink tanks ensuring a low cost per disc and also comes with 3 'trays', enabling the printer to accommodate standard CD's, mini discs and business card CD's. Copytrax are also able to create custom trays for products such USB business cards. "The DaVinci Multi design has been driven by the demands of our customers around the world," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "The earlier DaVinci 6-6 machine that prints CD's has been a great success and this has lead our customers to ask us to expand on its capability. The new package will give our clients more flexibility and more opportunities to develop their business." Copytrax develops a range of CD printing technologies; from their industrial Project37 CD printing machines (1200/hr) to their smaller automated Picasso range of machines, Copytrax has gained a reputation worldwide for quality and innovation in the duplication and printing of optical disc media. Copytrax has led the way in the shift away from the traditional screen-printing of CD and DVD media toward more flexible and faster digital inkjet solutions. Copytrax believes that the success of the DaVinci has been down to its speed of production, quality of print and it's low cost ink system. The DaVinci Multi has the capability of producing well over 100 full colour CD's per hour and over 200 CD business cards per hour. Each machine is supplied with a powerful suite of software that enables a professional design and controls the printing process. Many of Copytrax's customers around the world employ a number of DaVinci machines, working in parallel. "We are working on the development of additional trays for the new DaVinci Multi," said Steve Woods. "We are currently working with an overseas company supplying a version that prints USB business cards and we also have some similar bespoke projects in the pipeline. The speed and low ink cost puts its way ahead of the nearest competition at the moment, so we seeing that a number of our customers want to exploit this in other areas of their business. It's an exciting time for us, demand for the DaVinci has been very strong and is opening up new markets for Copytrax." During the past 15 years Copytrax has established itself as a leader in the duplication and on-body printing equipment for the creation of CD and DVD based products. Copytrax's worldwide customer base includes film and music studios, record companies, games developers, business software developers, educational software developers and creative design and marketing studios. Their advanced duplication and printing technology targets both low volume specialist publishers of digital media as well as larger corporate customers that require high volume throughput.
Copytrax Launches Combined CD Printer and Copying System Cambridge digital media experts Copytrax have announce the release of the FlexWriter, a new system that enables the professional production of CD and DVD based products. The FlexWriter systems target low to medium volume production and will appeal to companies such as recording studios, video production companies, software production companies and computer game developers.
The FlexWriter is a fully automated machine than can print and copy up to 225 discs at the press of a button. Using a full-colour 4800 DPI printhead, the FlexWriter is able to deliver a professional quality print finish, enabling the system to be used for even the most demanding projects. The system also employs very high quality Pioneer Professional CD-DVD Recorders that provide high-speed writing and ensure playback quality. "The FlexWriter system are very impressive," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "They are very reliable and provide a very consistent performance, making them ideal for professional duplication where lower and medium production volume is required. This is a very active part of the market because today's software products tend to be updated more regularly and production needs to be much more flexible. For companies such as software developers, the FlexWriter will enable them to reduce stock levels and more easily ship out new releases at the earliest opportunity." Copytrax develops a range of CD printing technologies; from their industrial Project37 CD printing machines (1200 CD's per hour) down to their smaller Da Vinci desktop machines, Copytrax has gained a reputation worldwide for quality and innovation in the duplication and printing of optical disc media. Copytrax has led the way in the shift away from the traditional screen printing of CD and DVD media toward more flexible and faster digital inkjet solutions. "The CD and DVD still remains the most popular storage medium for digital data," said Steve Woods. "With places such as China, India and the Middle East now coming on stream we are seeing a lot of demand for this type of CD publishing technology. Also the shift away from screen printing towards the cleaner and faster digital technology also means that this type of technology is gaining market share in the CD and DVD production industry." About Copytrax
Copytrax Launches Entry Level Professional CD and DVD Duplication Package Leading CD and DVD duplication technology company Copytrax has announced the release of the Copytrax 'Starter-Pro', a CD and DVD duplication package that will enable recording studios, audio engineers, video production companies and business start ups to offer a professional CD and DVD duplication service.
The 'Starter-Pro' package includes a Copytrax DaVinci 6-6 professional quality CD printer, a powerful graphics suite for the creation of artwork and a 10 CD Duplication Power Tower. With a professional quality CD production rate of up to 130 CD's per hour and a price of only £1365, Copytrax is convinced that the Starter-Pro package offers an unbeatable deal for anyone who is seriously interested in making a start in the CD and DVD duplication market. "Many of our machines pay for themselves in the first month or two months," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "Indeed we have a client that calls our machines 'a business in a box'. The market for short run CD and DVD production remains very healthy as this media is not just used for music and video but also now used by marketing companies, software developers, academic organisation and a host of other industries that value the robust data storage capabilities of optical discs media." A key part of the 'Starter-Pro' is the DaVinci 6-6 professional CD printer. Using advanced inkjet technology, the DaVinci can rapidly print 6 discs in a single pass and can deliver full-colour, photo realistic print quality. Using metal parts, the DaVinci has been designed and built for professional use on a daily basis. In addition to this, the new DaVinci CD printer utilises Copytrax's infinity ink system whereby the user can refill the ink tanks ensuring a low cost per disc. A further benefit to those looking to undertake CD and DVD production for the first time, is the inclusion of a powerful, yet intuitive graphics package that enables the fast creation of professional artwork for the on-body printing of CD's. "The CD artwork design tool is a software package that runs on either a Mac or a PC," said Steve Woods. "It's very simple to use, but allows the operator to deliver very professional artworks directly onto the CD. We also provide templates for graphics packages such as Photoshop and Corel, ensuring that the package offers users the creative freedom they need to add value to the digital media." The other key part of the package is the 10 CD duplication Power Tower that is ideal for small and large runs alike and perfect for both office based disc production right through to full scale, professional publishing environments. The Power Tower is extremely user friendly and does not require training. The intuitive LCD display allows access to all features with the use of four simple buttons. Fitted with either the latest CD-R or DVD±R drives, depending on the model chosen, up to 10 CDs discs can be copied simultaneously in under three minutes and 10 DVDs in under eight minutes. A choice of optional internal hard disk drive is available providing ample storage for CD or DVD master images. Towers with hard drives installed can also be fitted with a USB or a USB/Firewire PC connector. "We are very excited about this package," said Steve Woods. "It's probably the most competitive professional CD duplication package on the market. We are also seeing demand for this type of entry level CD duplicating facility in emerging economies in Asia and the Middle East. In addition to the equipment we assist our customers with the supply of blank CD's, inks and cases, so for anyone interested in starting up, we can give them all the help they need.” Copytrax develops a range of CD printing technologies; from their industrial Project37 CD printing machines (1200/hr) to their smaller automated PicassoIII machines, Copytrax has gained a reputation worldwide for quality and innovation in the duplication and printing of optical disc media. Copytrax has led the way in the shift away from the traditional screen printing of CD and DVD media toward more flexible and faster digital inkjet solutions. www.copytrax.com
Copytrax Launch New Entry Level Professional CD Printer CD duplication and printer specialists, Copytrax have released a new entry-level professional CD printer called the DaVinci 6-6. The DaVinci 6-6 is intended for the lower volume professional printing of CD and DVD media and is intended for music studios, video production companies, marketing companies, schools and colleges and home video and home audio enthusiasts.
Using advanced inkjet technology, the DaVinci can rapidly print 6 discs in a single pass and can deliver full-colour photo realistic print quality. Using metal parts, the DaVinci has been designed and built for professional use on a daily basis. In addition to this, the new DaVinci CD printer utilises Copytrax's infinity ink system whereby the user can refill the ink tanks ensuring a low cost per disc. "It's an exciting machine," said Steve Woods of Copytrax. "It means that people will be able to create professional quality digital media products without being committed to big numbers. It's also easy to use, fast and robust, so will be ideal for busy business and academic environments." Copytrax develops a range of CD printing technologies; from their industrial Project37 CD printing machines (1200/hr) to their smaller automated PicassoIII machines, Copytrax has gained a reputation worldwide for quality and innovation in the duplication and printing of optical disc media. Copytrax has led the way in the shift away from the traditional screen printing of CD and DVD media toward more flexible and faster digital inkjet solutions. "One reason for the development of the DaVinci is that we are now seeing a lot of interest in our technology in developing economies in Asia," said Steve Woods. "The new DaVinci offers us an entry level product that will help us establish our brand and open up these new opportunities." The DaVinci CD printer is available with software support for both Mac and PC. Copytrax Wins Worldwide Business with CD Laminator Technology Cambridge technology company Copytrax are celebrating the success of their Artcoater product, a machine that has been sold to CD and DVD duplicators worldwide. The Artcoater is an automated machine that provides digitally printed CD's and DVD's with a scratch proof gloss coat that enhances and protects the disc artwork. The Artcoater has proven to be a leader in its field and has recently been enhanced with a new smoother better curing varnish that provides CD's with an improved quality of finish.
"The Artcoater has been a great success," said Steve Woods, Managing Director. "More and more CD and DVDs are being printed using digital inkjet technology as it can be much faster, cheaper, better quality and easier than screen printing. However, the artwork on a digitally printed disk can be vulnerable to smudging and scratches, the Artcoater provides the essential finish for these digitally printed CD's and DVD's." The Artcoater is a stand-alone 250-disc robot that automatically loads and unloads each CD or DVD, with a cycle time of approx 30 seconds. Using UV (Ultra Violet) technology, a clear coating of approximately 3 microns is applied evenly over the printed surface of the disc resulting in 'instant-dry', which enables the operator to place the disc directly into a PVC wallet without sticking. Copytrax's 'Adjustable Coating Head Technology' allows the user to fine tune the process to achieve the desired finish from full gloss to satin depending on preference and disc surface type. Clean and virtually odourless, the Artcoater has been designed to be used in a printing and duplication environment. "Most of the time, these machines are shipped alongside our Picasso CD printing machines," said Steve Woods. "Both machines are highly automated and provide companies with the capability to create a CD and DVD production facility. We've recently started shipping our machines as far away as the Middle East and Australia and we are currently working with a distributor in Canada, so we are feeling very optimistic about the future." Copytrax develop a range of machines for CD and DVD production. Their flagship machine is called Project 37, a machine that can digitally print 1200 CD's per hour and is used for the industrial volume production of CD's and DVD's. Copytrax's history dates back to the duplication of 'floppy disks' and they have since been a leader in the field of digital media reproduction."With Blu Ray and high definition DVD, this is still a very active and growing market," said Steve Woods. "Optical disc remains a very powerful medium for the storage and transfer of digital information, so we expect to benefit from this market for some years to come." Copytrax to Exhibit CD Printing Technology at GITEX Exhibition in Dubai Cambridge technology company, Copytrax is to exhibit its latest CD printing technology at the hi-tech GITEX exhibition to be held in Dubai from the 8 th – 12 th September. Copytrax is a world leader in the development and manufacture of CD printing and coating technologies and has recently announced the release of the Project 37 series of industrial CD and DVD printing machines.
“We have had a lot of interest in this region, “ said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. “In addition to the exhibition we have a number of important meetings set up, so we are confident that this will be a very worthwhile venture. In addition to this, we have several new announcements about our digital print technology, so this event is a good opportunity for us to communicate our recent developments to the marketplace and to demonstrate our equipment.” Copytrax has recently announced the release of its Project 37D machine, an industrial digital CD and DVD printing machine that will target mid volume production runs and has been jointly developed with Sun Chemical who will also be sharing the Copytrax stand. In addition to this, Copytrax has recently released its Colour Server Technology, a software package that enables printers to rapidly achieve perfect colour matching and reduced ink costs. “On the stand, we'll be running our popular Picasso CD printing machine,” said Steve. “This is one of our smaller automated machines that are used for lower volume CD and DVD print runs. These machines are pretty impressive, so we expect them to draw considerable attention.” The GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK builds upon the global interest in the Middle East's ICT landscape by presenting a power-packed week of dedicated trade segments, which includes GITEX Business Solutions, GULFCOMMS and Consumer Electronics. Focusing on the region's fastest growing sectors, this event will deliver forums for key buyers and decision-makers from across the region. Each of the segments will provide a targeted industry platform to meet and do business whilst also offering professionals a one-stop shop for the ICT market. www.gitex.com About CopytraxCopytrax is a world leader in the development, manufacture and supply of automated equipment for the duplication and printing of CD's, DVD's, HD DVD's and Flash Drives. Copytrax's broad range of equipment addresses the needs of both small-scale specialist production as well as high volume industrial manufacturers of digital media products. Copytrax is also a leader in the development of bespoke systems with over sixty man-years' of experience in developing duplication and printing systems for digital media. www.copytrax.com
Copytrax Project 37D CD Printer To Address Mid Volume CD and DVD Printing Market Pioneers in digital print technology, Copytrax, have announced the release of their Project 37D CD and DVD printer that has been designed to address the market for mid volume CD and DVD printing.
Mid volume CD production is currently undertaken using traditional silk-screen methods and often involves tooling and set up procedures. The new Project 37D is a fully automated machine that can handle print runs of up to 1000 CD's per hour whilst providing on-press proofing and photo-realistic image quality. The Project 37D is expected to open up the CD and DVD printing market to general printing companies looking to broaden their offering as well as traditional silk screen printing companies that are seeking to migrate to digital technology. “Within the print industry, there is definitely a shift from silk screen printing towards more modern digital print solutions,” said Steve Woods. “Digital print technology provides much more flexibility with regards print volumes and the handling of multiple versions of say a software package or DVD. In addition to this, there are no tooling requirements, no setting up or handling of films or screens and less labour. The whole process is controlled from a PC and is fast and very effective, making it, commercially, a very attractive technology for the competitive CD and DVD printing market.” The original Project 37 machine targeted the high volume industrial CD and DVD printing market whereas the new 37D has all the same attributes but has been scaled down to meet the needs of the medium volume production runs. The Project 37D is less expensive and takes up less room than the current Project 37 design but uses the same internal technology that provides high picture and text definition, a fully automated CD and DVD handling process and also provides each CD with a protective UV coating. “The 37D contains a lot of powerful technology and will offer CD printers the opportunity to improve both the quality of their print and also the level of service that they can offer their customers,” said Steve Woods. “Whether it's the ability of our colour matching software to ensure consistent print performance over large and fragmented print runs, or the fact that a job change can take only 10 seconds, or the fact that our inkjet control software can save up to 30% on ink costs, we feel sure that the Project 37D will further establish Copytrax as a leader in the development of technology for digital printing solutions.” For CD and DVD printers interested in exploring the benefits of moving to digital print technology, Copytrax hold regular demonstrations at their Cambridge based factory. Copytrax can also provide detailed cost analysis information that provides a valuable insight into the cost benefits of using digital print technology for industrial printing. More about Copytrax CD and DVD printer technology and Inkjet technology
Project 37 a new, revolutionary, digital single pass, uv cure inkjet cd/dvd printer Copytrax has launched a new UV inkjet CD and DVD printer designed specifically for the optical disc industry. The printer will enable optical disc decorators to handle short runs more effectively and economically as well as delivering the benefits of variable image capability disc to disc. that will free existing printers to do what they were designed for - fast long runs, said the company. Known as Project 37, the printer is the result of close collaboration between Sun Chemical and Copytrax Technologies, a manufacturer of printing and coating equipment for the professional CD and DVD duplicator market. Operating out of its headquarters in Cambridge (UK) Copytrax Technologies has been able to benefit from the worldwide centre of inkjet technology excellence in and around Cambridge, to develop an optical disc printer. Project 37 is controlled by proprietary software and incorporates a fixed inkjet array using 24 of Xaar's Omnidot 318 piezoelectric, drop-on-demand, multi-pulse greyscale heads, which are said to ensure photo-quality resolution. The discs are presented using a linear motor driven carriage with robotic handling from input to output spindles. Copytrax said that Project 37 runs with a claimed average output of one disc every three seconds using specially formulated UV curing inks. As with most digital print processes, the printed image is not a replication of an imaged plate or screen, but a streamed digital file that can be changed from disc to disc. The possibility to print every disc uniquely creates opportunities for the industry in security and brand protection, promotional editions, mass customisations and novelty applications. It also makes on-press proofing economically feasible, added Copytrax. "Once printed and cured," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax, "Sun's UV inkjet inks are as durable as screen or offset inks and unaffected by humidity or ambient conditions, and usually do not require any post processing, such as varnishing or laminating that other digital techniques require." Richard Martin, corporate vice president of Sun Chemical Screen, said: "Project 37 delivers to the optical disc industry the quality of digital printing on a commercial scale that has long been in demand. We believe it will transform the economics of short and medium run processing." "Just watching discs pass under the print heads and coming out fully cured in seconds, each with a different image, is amazing," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax, "Project 37 represents an exciting step change in CD and DVD printing technology". Steve added that, "Through the partnership with Sun Chemical, we are confident we have a winning combination of their leading digital ink technology, together with our own market-leading engineering, which has resulted in a printer capable of taking the optical disc world by storm." More about Copytrax CD/DVD printing technology
Copytrax Launches Dedicated CD and DVD Duplication Service Cambridge technology company, Copytrax, is known worldwide for its developments in the field of CD and DVD duplication and printing technology. Copytrax designs, manufactures and exports the machines that enable the production of business software, scientific and engineering software, music, film, games and marketing CD's and DVD's. For many years Copytrax has been providing an in-house duplication service in the Cambridge region and has now decided to launch a dedicated CD, DVD and Flash Drive duplication service called Cambridge DMR (Digital Media Reproduction). "We've always been involved in producing CD and DVD based products, it's been key to us understanding the market to enable us to develop the Copytrax technology," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "However, this side of the business has constantly grown, so it's been an easy choice to separate it from the machine development side of the business and give it its own identity. Cambridge DMR will be managed by Philip Allingham who has a great deal of experience with this side of our operation."
Cambridge DMR will focus mainly on providing high quality software products for the business, academic, engineering and scientific markets. These are areas in which they have existing long-term customers and anticipate future growth. Offering full project management that includes packaging, design and even shipment if required, Cambridge DMR already handles major contracts for large organisations across the UK. "I think what puts us ahead of the competition is both our technology and our ability to manage complex projects," said Philip. "We are currently using the very latest Copytrax Project 37 machines that can print 1200 CDs per hour and offer probably the best image quality available. This provides us with competitive pricing, fast delivery and a high quality product. For some of our clients, we have had to handle critical software projects that have been subject to multiple versions, going out to multiple locations and within strict timescales, so our systems and organisational skills have been well developed over the past few years." In addition to CD and DVD Duplication, Cambridge DMR is a leader in the emerging market for Flash Drive duplication. Flash Drives are increasingly proving to be a very effective media for sharing data as they are easier to carry and handle than CD's and DVD's and offer more advantages from a marketing and branding perspective. Cambridge DMR can provide a range of Flash Drive designs with company and product logo's printed on the side, for events such as seminars, exhibitions and conferences." "Whether it's a technical presentation, a training course or even evaluation software, Flash Drive media is now an innovative and cost effective option," said Philip. "When we duplicate data onto the Flash Drive, we can secure it in a protected area of memory, ensuring that it cannot be deleted or written over and also leaving the remaining memory available to the user." About Cambridge DMRWith over 10 years' experience, C-DMR is a leader in the project management of digital media production with success based on the highest levels of service and quality available within the industry. In addition to this, C-DMR is a part of Copytrax, a world leader in the development of CD and DVD duplication and printing technology, enabling C-DMR to benefit from the most up to date technology available worldwide. www.c-dmr.com Photo : Left - Phil Allingham (Sales Manager Cambridge DRM) and right -Steve Woods (Managing Director Copytrax)
Copytrax Promises Faster, Better and Cheaper CD and DVD Printing Leading developer of CD and DVD on-body printing technology, Copytrax, has announced the availability of a new 'colour management' technology that they say will enable CD and DVD duplication companies to increase profitability and provide better quality print on optical disc media. Whilst developing their Project 37 bulk CD and DVD printing machine, Copytrax has introduced a new technology that automatically calibrates the machine to take into account performance and colour variations due to the differing surface profiles of CD's and DVD's, inconsistencies in ink types and the variable performance of the actual print heads. This colour management technology is now available for their Picasso smaller batch machines, both as an upgrade to many Picasso machines that exist worldwide and also as a new feature to all future Picasso CD and DVD printing machines.
"The Copytrax Colour Controller product that we are rolling out is being very well received," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "In the past, a kind of trial and error approach has been used to set up a machine for CD and DVD printing, to ensure the colours are correct and the overall quality is acceptable. Those involved in CD printing will know that this is very time consuming and very wasteful. The new technology completely automates this process, enabling far more time to be dedicated to profitable production and also offers a consistently higher quality of print." Copytrax claims that the new colour management technology also saves on ink costs, as the previous approach often led to 'over inking'. The new system enables the operator to use only the minimum ink required and has proven to save up to 20% on ink usage. "Another major benefit of the new colour management systems is that it will set an industry standard," said Steve Woods. "It will enable CD and DVD printers to produce consistent colour performance when printing a CD or DVD, especially when the CD or DVD production is spread across different machines and different geographical locations. In fact, the calibration data can be stored as a file, so that you can be sure that future print runs will also be an identical colour match." Copytrax are also celebrating the winning of a UK Research and Development Grant that will help fund enhancements to their Project 37 industrial CD and DVD printer. Although Copytrax are reluctant to disclose any information about this new project, it is understood that it will further enhance the commercial performance of the Project 37 machines and also address environmental issues relating to CD and DVD printing technologies. "We are really pleased with this Award," said Steve Woods. "We feel that this shows that Copytrax is valued for its role within the Cambridge Technology sector and acknowledges the effort and expertise that Copytrax invests in this field. We have some great ideas and this funding will help us put our ideas into action and enable us to launch certain technologies sooner than we had been expecting." Copytrax has been developing systems for digital media reproduction for 15 years and has distributors around the world. Their product range includes the Picasso CD and DVD digital printer that is ideal for small batch production, the Art Coater that provides a coating to enhance the visual quality of CD and DVD print and provide protection to the print from handling; and the powerful Project 37 bulk CD and DVD printing machine capable of printing 1200 CD's per hour. Based at Bar Hill near Cambridge, Copytrax works closely with leading ink jet development company Xaar and global ink supplier Sun Chemicals. All aspects of machine development is undertaken in house at the Bar Hill factory, with expertise in mechanical design, motion control, real-time software programming, electronics and computer arts. About CopytraxCopytrax is a world leader in the development, manufacture and supply of automated equipment for the duplication and printing of CD's, DVD's, HD DVD's and Flash Drives. Copytrax's broad range of equipment addresses the needs of both small-scale specialist production as well as high volume industrial manufacturers of digital media products. Copytrax is also a leader in the development of bespoke systems with over sixty man-years' of experience in developing duplication and printing systems for digital media. www.copytrax.com
Copytrax Artcoater set to take on the US and Australia Copytrax have announced that they have agreed distribution, support and maintenance for their acclaimed 'Artcoater' UV coating technology in both the US and Australia. "We've been supplying this machine to companies around the world for several years now," said Steve Woods, Managing Director of Copytrax. "It's proven to be a great product and we are excited to have the opportunity to improve our international sales channels and enhance the services that we provide to our clients in the US and Australia."
Inkjet printed discs offer the benefits of full digital print 'Direct-to-disc-surface'. With this technique, the image resolution is extremely high, however water-based inks are at risk of smudging when exposed to moisture. The Artcoater was developed to address this concern and has enabled the production of low to medium volume, high quality on-body print for CD and DVD based products. More about Copytrax CD/DVD UV Coating technology
Copytrax's 'Infinity' bulk ink system saves up to 60% in print costs The new Picasso CD and DVD printer from Copytrax is yet another example of how Copytrax is applying its technical leadership to meet the needs of the digital media industry. The new Picasso uses Copytrax's propriety INFINITY bulk ink system. Four separate CYMK tanks provide a 2500 disc capacity** reservoir, each can be independently refilled, easily and quickly, ensuring that the operator only uses the ink needed and giving unprecedented low running costs.
In addition to the advantages of the Infinity ink system, the Picasso connects to the PC using USB, therefore enabling mutiple machines to be connected to a single PC. At a print quality to 5760 dpi each Picasso is capable of a through-put of up to 45 discs an hour*. Stop Press... the Picasso is to be upgraded to use the advanced colour management software that has been developed for the Copytrax high end, Project 37 industrial CD/DVD printer. Contact Copytrax for more information. ** full disc printed at balanced colour usage More about Copytrax CD printing technologies
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