LightScribe disc labelling technology is the clean and easy way to create permanent high resolution labels on the surface of CDs and DVDs without having to use ink or labels. Many people don’t realise that the DVD burner in their PC or laptop is enabled with LightScribe disc labelling technology.
In fact it is the opinion on the author, that LightScribe technology has been somewhat overlooked by its market. At CD-writer.com Ltd we have been offering LightScribe enabled burners for around 7 years. The technology comes to the user essentially free but in order to print a label you have to use a LightScribe disc.
LightScribe discs are really not expensive, even when compared to very budget media. So for a few extra pennies, on each disc you can offer your audience a well finished and professionally labeled disc that will attract attention.
Whilst LightScribe printing is monochrome printing and therefore won’t support the printing of full colour images, its ease of use, durability and low cost make it the perfect option for anyone who wishes to explore direct to disc labelling without investing in further hardware.
StorDigital Systems and their partners have taken the technology several steps further and now offer a range of disc publishers and duplicators that support high volume and automated production of lightscribe labelled discs.
Managing Director, Nic Ranshaw said; “We are so impressed with LightScribe and feel it adds real value to DVD CD duplicators and publishers, that might otherwise be burn only devices. Its almost like customers get the benefit of LigthScribe disc labelling without having to pay a premium. The technology is so practical and easy to use and its the perfect solution for internal disc labelling. We have a LightScribe enable duplicator or publisher to match every application and price point, 3 drive tower copiers, through Automated Copy and Print LightScribe disc publishers, through to high capacity LightScribe duplicators”
See the full range LightScribe enabled tower duplicators and LightScribe disc publishers here.