How do you Label your CDs directly from a Printer?
Tired or getting those adhesive labels that are tricky to work with and tend to cause playback problems or ruin discs and drives entirely? Well if you are a CD burner maniac or you just simply want good looking CD covers we have the answer for you.
Yes you read that right, "Direct printing CD the label" is much easier than applying a paper label. There are several different kinds of printers that can do the job, ink jet printers, thermal printers and laser rewriters but we today our attention is on the Ink jet printers. These devices require special printable CD and DVD media and Inkjetsuperstore.com has them available at great low princes.
Ink jet disc printers are typically used to print on paper; you will usually need to configure your unit manually for disc media by opening the chassis, folding out a tray receptacle, attaching a flat plastic disc holder, and then inserting the disc. You will also need to move the printer at least 6 inches away from the back wall in order to give the disc holder the room to protrude from the rear of the chassis as it slides under the print head. Ink jet disc printers produce stunning, photo realistic color output in just a few minutes and cost little more than equivalent paper-only printers. A very good printer for this is the Epson Stylus Photo R220.
If you are already in the market for a new color printer, this solution can be an affordable and hassle-free way to create high-quality color custom printing on discs. If you prefer another brand of printer for your general-purpose printing and have the space, you may still want to get the R220 (which goes for $100 street) just for printing on disc media.
Yes you read that right, "Direct printing CD the label" is much easier than applying a paper label. There are several different kinds of printers that can do the job, ink jet printers, thermal printers and laser rewriters but we today our attention is on the Ink jet printers. These devices require special printable CD and DVD media and Inkjetsuperstore.com has them available at great low princes.
Ink jet disc printers are typically used to print on paper; you will usually need to configure your unit manually for disc media by opening the chassis, folding out a tray receptacle, attaching a flat plastic disc holder, and then inserting the disc. You will also need to move the printer at least 6 inches away from the back wall in order to give the disc holder the room to protrude from the rear of the chassis as it slides under the print head. Ink jet disc printers produce stunning, photo realistic color output in just a few minutes and cost little more than equivalent paper-only printers. A very good printer for this is the Epson Stylus Photo R220.
If you are already in the market for a new color printer, this solution can be an affordable and hassle-free way to create high-quality color custom printing on discs. If you prefer another brand of printer for your general-purpose printing and have the space, you may still want to get the R220 (which goes for $100 street) just for printing on disc media.
Posted by Karla Arostegui - Content Mgr. at 5/21/2009 2:37 AM 
Categories: Ink and Toner Cartridges:Printing Tips and Crafts:Epson Printer Ink
Tags: CD printing process
Categories: Ink and Toner Cartridges:Printing Tips and Crafts:Epson Printer Ink
Tags: CD printing process
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