CDs in Printed Card Digipaks

For small run orders of 50 items or more

These high quality printed card CD digipacks (also referred to as ‘digipaks’) are ideal as a lightweight packaging solution that allows full colour printing on the four pages of the cardboard case and also on the disc itself, providing plently of room for track listings or lyrics for example.

On the inside right panel there is a crystal clear disc tray that allows your artwork to show through from the inside page. These digipacks are less susceptible to damage than a brittle jewel case and also use 65% less plastic than standard jewel cases.

They can be supplied on their own or with full colour printed CDs, our vinyl style CDs or DVDs inserted with your own disc contents added. These digipacks can also be manufactured from 100% recycled card stock if you wish.

Digipak 4 panel Prices (Duplicated Disc ,Inc Delivery)

50 Colour Discs in Printed Digipak €229

100 Colour Discs in Printed Digipak €330

200 Colour Discs in Printed Digipak €489

250 Colour Discs in Printed Digipak €599

300 Colour Discs in Printed Digipak €675

Digipak 4 panel Prices (Replicated Disc ,Inc Delivery)

100 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €489

200 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €549

250 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €695

300 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €769

500 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €999

1000 Colour Discs in Printed Digipack €1299

Spot UV clear gloss printing on digipaks

For a stunning selective gloss effect, we can now offer spot gloss clear UV printing onto the digipaks. The gloss print really enhance your graphic logo etc, is raised up from the surface of the digipak and looks great on dark backgrounds, like the example shown to the right. The spot gloss print is applied after the digipaks have been printed and assembled, so print registration can be quite hard (matching the positioning of the gloss print to artwork underneath, if for example you wanted make a certain printed element like your logo come out in gloss) and we recommend printing the spot gloss on a blank area and letting the gloss effect be the logo or element that you wish to highlight.