LINKYO 7mm Slim Single DVD Cases Matte Black, 100% New Material, 100 Pack

If you want to present your media-based product in a secure and stylish manner, then opting for a slim DVD case is the way to go. Even though many people have chosen to go paperless with such things as banking statements since they can be retrieved online, a downloaded alternative to a physical copy of an anniversary or a reunion is simply not congruous to having the same memory manifested physically onto a blank media. With that said, being able to provide for you a sleek, reliable and thin DVD case is exactly what LINKYO’s 7mm slim single matte black DVD case is capable of.

This thin DVD case comes at half the thickness of the industry standard. Like many other LINKYO DVD cases, this one has a plastic, clear overlay wrapped around the outside that allows you to insert labels or cover art for personalization of your product. In addition, on the inside of the case opposite the disc slot are clips designed to allow you to place a manual or other relevant documents with ease. And with no DVD logos printed into the case, you will truly have the flexibility to create any kind of finished result you envision, regardless of the form of blank media you intend to place into this DVD case. Lastly, this matte black slim DVD case is built with 100% new premium polypropylene, which means its toughness and durability are unmatched, and can be used for any industry applications, including automated packaging machines.

These DVD cases are packaged to be sold in orders of 100 units. And with the cost reduced to a great low price, LINKYO’s 7mm matte black single slim DVD case will impress your customers or friends while saving money from bulk discounts. 

Features

• Dimensions: 192 x 135 x 7mm 
• Sold in packs of 100 
• Embedded clips for manuals/documents
• Does not have DVD logo/symbol inside 
• Can be used with automated packaging machines 
• Made with 100% new polypropylene
• Can hold one (1) optical disc (CD, DVD, BD) 

A closer look

1. Simply print your cover art of the insert sheet. The high-resolution paper works with any popular inkjet printer.	2. Remove the excess area by folding the perforated areas around the insert. Then slide insert into DVD case.	3. Finally, open the case and place DVD disc inside.

+LINKYO Corp