CD labeler machines

A CD labeler that can be purchased at a local office supply store generally comes with a cylinder-shaped object, blank CD labels and software for creating and printing the labels.

Once a label has been created on the computer, it is then printed on the provided paper, which is usually customized by each manufacturer. This paper is then placed on the cylinder along with the CD, and a quick thrusting motion by the user places the label onto the CD without any air bubbles forming under the label, ensuring the label is applied smoothly and evenly. These CD labeling machines are perfect for small CD creation/replication projects and can be found at most local office supply stores.