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Disc Duplication Machines |
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Written by Tom Rowland
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Thursday, 20 May 2010 10:25 |
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The CD duplication process, also known as molding or pressing is the traditional and original process of manufacturing DVD's and CD's. The molding machine is used fro the process whereby raw materials are entered into a large CD/DVD molding machine for the creation of the same. The audio or data information is physically fixed on the CD/DVD by the use of stampers that are made from Glass Master and one that is created from the source master.
The end products from the machine are the normal discs such as the audio discs that are common in the market and in music stores that usually have the silvery look. The silver tone is made from aluminum that is used for reflecting the laser, which is commonly used when one is playing a CD or a DVD. The replication machine is basically meant for higher quantities or in cases where it is important to get disc prices below a dollar in order to achieve the bottom lines.
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