Hi in regards to your query, could I ask what you are printing and how many prints have you got out of the machine?

Dear Sarah - the cost effectiveness of inkjet printing is based on a number of factors:

01 The amount of ink coverage on the disc
02 The mix of inks colour on the disc
03 The saturation of the inks used to print the discs

You can find a host of information here about how to get the most CD prints from your carts.

http://server.iad.liveperson.net/hc/s-77406906/cmd/kbresource/kb-1934582201885692714/view_question!PAGETYPE?sq=amount%2bof%2bprints&sp=5&sf=101113&sg=0&st=761751&documentid=15514&action=view

I can advise you that ALL inkjet DVD and CD printers operate in the same way and use comparable amounts of ink.

My advice would be to design your disc artwork around disc based media and the restrictions of such. Less ink will always be better, because it will be faster, cheaper, and less prone to damage via handling.

I hope that has helped to answer some of your questions and I am sure you will be able to optimise your printer to get good results using the info provided by primera.

Remember - Less Ink is more discs and more profit.

Best regards.