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Primera introduces CD/DVD publishing system

February 13, 2005

PLYMOUTH, Minn. - Primera Technology, Inc., a developer and manufacturer of CD/DVD duplication and printing equipment, announced its BravoPro Disc Publisher, according to a news release.

For disc publishing, discs can be recorded, printed and dispensed one at a time out of the convenient center output slot. This is ideal for placing unique data and/or graphics on each disc in applications such as on-demand music or video, medical imaging and photo processing. For disc duplication, the included kiosk adapter and software also allows discs to be burned, printed, collated and neatly stacked up to 100 at a time. Or, discs can be transported from right to left for up to 50 discs at a time.

BravoPro is the only automated duplicator in the industry that comes equipped with CD/DVD burning and printing software that is both PC and Mac compatible, according to the news release.

BravoPro's robotics speed, tray in/tray out speed, print speed and DVD recording speed all have been optimized for the fastest possible throughput. Increased robotic speed creates faster disc transport between the input/output bins, CD/DVD drives and printer tray.

Discs are also printed faster with Primera's exclusive Afterburner Print Technology. APT uses an all-new print head technology from Lexmark that doubles the width of the print swath, thereby significantly increasing print speed.

BravoPro encloses all critical components - the robotics, recording drives and media - under a protective, transparent hinged cover. This prevents operational and equipment failure due to accidental contact with moving parts. It also protects blank and printed discs from dust, liquids and other possible contaminants.