DVD Cases, otherwise known as Amaray cases, are most typically the packaging option of choice for DVD movies, but they are also widely used for CD software releases. DVD Cases offer fantastic protection to discs and provide a generous amount of space for branding and graphics across both sides of the case cover wrap. With clear cases, the option of printing...
CD Digipaks (otherwise knowns as CD Digipacks and CD Digi Paks) are composed of heavy (350gsm) gloss-coated card which is folded over on itself (essentially doubling its thickness) to provide a highly durable and lavish packaging option for discs and accompanying booklets. Discs are accommodated on clear or coloured trays which are typically affixed to the...
CD Jewel Cases are the most long-established and widely recognised packaging option for CD Audio album distribution. Jewel cases are also often used for packing and distributing software and DVD video. Options when it comes to CD Jewel Cases are many and varied, with trays that can be coloured, clear, or black, and printed front booklets with up to 32 pages....
Slimline Jewel Cases, or slim jewel cases, come with clear, semi-clear, or black trays. Slimline cases have a spine that is 5.2 mm as compared to the spine of standard jewel cases which is 10.4 mm. Since no rear inlay is used with slimline jewel cases, the front booklet is the only printed paper part involved. That said, booklets, even with slimline jewel...
Printed card wallets are a great low-cost packaging option for CD’s, providing both adequate protection to discs and plenty of room for graphics and information on each side. The card used is 350 gsm gloss-coated, with screen or litho printing depending on what is most suitable. Card wallets are thin and light-weight enough to be posted with regular mail...
Transparent plastic wallets (otherwise known as clear plastic sleeves) are a low cost packaging option that provides adequate protection to discs from moisture and everyday wear and tear. The ultra-clear transparency of plastic wallets puts emphasis on the design of the disc itself; although printed paper inserts are optional, giving more space for information...
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