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Many companies are using USB drives duplication not only as a marketing tool, but a distribution vehicle for latest company news and products. USB drives are flexible in terms of storage capacity, it ranges from 256mb to as much as 16 gb. Data can be pre-loaded and locked as un-erasable if desired; partitions can be set up to keep locked content separated from available space. It can be programmed to bring up a specific ad or presentation before your target audience can access the drive The possibilities are endless, it can stream videos, display presentation, archive documents and more.
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Now you can be green whether you make 10 copies or 1,000 CD duplication! Introducing a new eco-friendly sleeve to package CDs and DVDs, featuring 100% post consumer waste, this sleeve is recyclable, and best of all, there is no minimum purchase.
The sleeve can either be used as is or a sticker can be placed on top to dress it up.
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Many manufacturers boast the fact that their products are printed on ‘recycled’ materials. One has to read the fine prints to compare their recycled packaging options. A few things to look for when shopping for recycled packaging:
1. Post consumer waste: also known as PCW, is the preferred recycled materials because it comes from paper and cardboards that are recycled; compare it with pre consumer waste, which is paper that is disposed during the manufacturing process.
2. Percentage of recycled content: find out the percentage of recycled content in the paper stock. Beware of companies who claim to use recycled stock but in reality the paper used has a low percentage of recycled content.
3. Generic cases that are made of recycled materials tend to be lesser quality and less durable; therefore check a sample of cases before making your decision.
For more information on other frequently mentioned print terms, check our FAQ on eco friendly printing.
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Many clients have been asking for recycled packaging without any plastics. Same as the packaging used for “An Inconvenient Truth” DVD, a tall case is a DVD-sized wallet, it’s a 4-panel sleeve with full color cardboard printing. It’s sized almost like an amaray case, but much thinner due to the lack of digi-tray. It also weighs much lighter than a digipak and amaray case, which will save on shipping costs.
This product is available with cardboard with AQ, matte, glossy coating, fiberboard/woodfree, recycled stock and reverse printing. Click here for listing of our available finishes.
