How a CD works

First I will explain how a CD is assembled, or made. There are 3 layers in a CD:

With a stamped CD (CD-ROM) there is:

1. an acrylic layer
2. an aluminium layer
3. a polycarbonate plastic layer.

With a CD-R (writeable CD) there is:

1. an acrylic layer
2. a dye layer
3. the polycarbonate plastic layer.

CD Printing

CD Printing For a Better Look to Your CD Presentation

CD printing is an allured way to add a good look to your CD presentation. Merely it opened the door to all kinds of new applications that we see today. You can select an appropriate option that best suits to your artwork design. The printing of artwork on the CD face i.e., CD printing gives a professional finish to your product.

CD Duplication

CD Duplication is also known as optical disc authoring (such as CD and/or DVD authoring). Disc Duplication is the process of copying/imaging your media (such as Audio CD, DVD Video, and/or almost any files) onto a high quality CD or DVD. With no loss of data, the final product will be consistent with your original. This is an excellent and cost effective way to present electronic information to a large audience.

Another popular method is CD Replication, or Compact disc manufacturing. This is the process by which commercial discs are replicated in mass quantities using a glass master created from the source recording.

Fast CD Duplication

Fast CD Duplication - Everything is Easy When Duplicating CDs

Fast CD duplication can now be enjoyed today by millions of people in the US and all around the world. Everyday, data, audio and video files are being copied to CDs. What does one need for a fast CD duplication? In order to duplicate CDs, one needs the original, a blank CD disk, CD duplication software and a PC with CD RW drive. Nowadays, one has a drive in his latest model computer. However, if you have an old model, you would have to buy a drive, which does not cost that much.