PMD Magnetics Expands CD/DVD Formats

A UK supplier of recording and data media to blue chip companies and public sector bodies is pleased to announce new additions to its comprehensive range of printable professional disc media.
PMD Magnetics is already well known in the public sector as a leading brand of audio cassettes, VHS tapes and CDR media. The company’s product catalogue is now invigorated by the launch of a range of high-quality printable DVD and CDR media, targeted to the needs of a wider and more demanding customer base.
PMD CDR, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD+RW and DVD-RW are produced by one of the world’s leading disc manufacturers. They are guaranteed for life against defective manufacture. They are produced to comply with a range of key international standards including environmental management and quality control (ISO 14001:2004, ISO 9001:2000). The DVD and CDR media complies with all licensing requirements of Philips and JVC of Japan.
PMD Magnetics disc media is thoroughly tested through an accelerated aging process (using the Arrhenius-Eyring method). The disc media is found to have archival life expectancy of upwards of 100 years (all recordable media should be carefully stored to safeguard data and maximise archival life).
The new products are available with high quality white inkjet and thermal printable surfaces – ensuring a perfect finish for your print and design requirements. In addition, the slimline jewel cases for these products include new custom-designed inlay cards to suit the referencing needs of professional users.
Slimline packaged DVDs and CDRs are packed in robust, easy-to-handle 100 sized cartons. Bulk packaged discs are packed in cake boxes of 50, with 600 discs to a carton.
Matthew Gwynn of PMD Magnetics commented: "The expansion of the PMD range of printable disc media shows our long-term commitment to new technologies, helping to satisfy the ever-changing needs of our customer base. We will be looking to expand the PMD Magnetics product range further in 2010, to include the latest Blu-Ray and Flash media technologies."
(BMcN/BMcC)