What is a digipak?

What is a digipak?

Digipaks are the modern go-to retail packaging choice for CDs and DVDs. Premium printed board stock packaging with a clear plastic tray inside to hold your discs, Digipaks offer a beautiful and eco-friendly way to store, package and promote your audio or film projects.

What are the different types of DVD digipaks?

DVDigipak 4 panel Digipak typically used for DVDs, full color printing throughout with a clear tray. Digipak (2 Disc) 2 disc version of the 4 panel Digipak, full color printing throughout with clear disc trays. 6 Panel Digipak (2 Disc) 2 disc version of the 6 panel Digipak, full color printing throughout with clear disc trays.

What is a 6 panel digipak used for?

6 Panel Digipak 6 panel Digipak typically used for CDs, full color printing throughout with a clear tray. DVDigipak 4 panel Digipak typically used for DVDs, full color printing throughout with a clear tray. Digipak (2 Disc) 2 disc version of the 4 panel Digipak, full color printing throughout with clear disc trays.

How long does it take to make a custom digipak?

We can make your custom printed digipaks as fast as 3 days and as low as 50 units, the lowest minimum online digipak order size in the industry. Plus, you can make any of our digipaks ready for retail with a UPC barcode and shrinkwrap.

This packaging option is made out of cardboard making it lightweight, but also features a plastic tray for added security and durability. DigiPaks are available for any quantities as low as 25. Please note – Discs Not Included and must be ordered as a separate line item. Please allow 5 business days for standard production after artwork approval.

What is a 6 panel CD digipak?

This is the most popular product. It is the standard 4 panel CD digiPak and has replaced the Jewel case in terms of popularity for albums. The 6 Panel has an extra panel allowing you to position the tray on either the centre panel or the right-hand panel – whichever best suits your design.

How much does a CD digipak cost?

CD digipaks offer a modern, stylish way of displaying CDs without compromising on professionalism, and they are relatively cheap. You can get 100 digipaks CDs for £240. This is just £20 more than 100 Jewel Case CDs (priced at £220)! There are some differences between a digipak and a jewel case.

Why are digipaks not suitable for jewelry cases?

The cardboard used in Digipaks, in dealing with heavy pressure, is much weaker than the semi-flexible polypropylene used in Jewel Cases. Therefore, although the Digipak’s outer structure will not crack under pressure, it will not provide as thick layer of protection for the compact disc inside.