These are very popular, so we have lots of examples. You can vary the number of panels, the placement of the trays, and add pockets & booklets in an almost infinite way.

Ok- well, the geeks here object and want to check that -

Number of Panels - 4 panels, 6panels, 8 panels, 10 panels (could go higher but we’ll stop at 10 for this example)…so say at least 4 variations.

Tall trays:

Number of Trays - 2 discs …2 trays, but two different heights 5 inch or 7 inch = 4 variations.

Types of Pockets - Slot, Thumbhole, Thumbhole Wide, Thumbhole Deep, Half moon, Literature Pocket, Tube Pocket (stopping here but there are LOTS more)…so at least 7 variations. (WAIT- what about glued? Ok, forget glued booklets for this example) So let’s see, that’s 4 x 4 x 7 = 112 varieties off the top of our heads.

Some standard thumbholes (but don't let that limit you!)

Some pocket styles (just a small sampling!):

Media - …cd, dvd5/9/10, clearsub, recordable, vinyl style, flexible dvd
Oh dear, that’s 9 more
112 x 9

Slipcases….tube, box, thumbnotch, no thumbnotch, die cut window.
112x 9 x 5

What if we did a plus shape? Or a cross?
or...
... turned the trays sideway?
... used different paper stock?
... added embossing?

Um, for the purpose of this exercise, we’re going to not. But you can.

 

Paper trays are made form recycled papedr pulp, with a color similar to our fiberboard stock. You can use them wherever you'd use a plastic tray.

Slipcases can be added to any project—one disc or multiple disc sets can have a slipcase.

Do we have part numbers for each of the above? No. Actually we don’t have part numbers at all. Everything we do is made to the client’s spec. Just tell us what you want, and we’ll do our best to make it.

It’s probably best if you don’t ask us for a "2-disc traypak template" without telling us some detail, or you’re likely to hear the above mathematical discussion of how many we have.

Disc replication projects include CD or DVD manufacturing, printing, packaging, assembly, and shipping. Projects do not have overrun charges. Discs include full color printing on them. Printed packaging is full color unless special pantone inks are being used.

Full Proofing is included — Replicated test discs (fully printed, glass mastered) and color matchprints for printed packaging, unless otherwise noted.
Be sure to check out our proofing process page to get a feel for what's involved.