A small droplet of ink is extracted via the inject method so that direct printing can be performed without touching the disc or the printing surface. A series of nozzles sprays the ink onto the disc through the print head in inject printers. There are many small nozzles in a print head. For inkjet prints to dry on discs, it takes some time. Compared to laser printers, disk printers using inkjet are more cost-effective.
Due to the abundance of alternatives, the raw material for recordable optical discs is expensive, and profit margins are poor. As a consequence, the majority of companies are ceasing operations or diversifying into other industries, which is likely to slow the growth of the U.S., Europe & Japan inkjet disc printer market throughout the forecast period. For example, Japan-based electrical component makers Taiyo Yuden Co. Ltd. and TDK Corp. announced the discontinuation of optical media operations in 2015 and 2013, respectively.
The increased usage of on-premises storage systems such as hard disc drives and cloud-based storage systems has resulted in a decline in demand for media discs throughout the world. These alternatives are increasingly popular among end users because they are quicker, more convenient, and accessible at cheaper prices than media CDs. As a result, these factors are likely to limit the growth of the U.S., Europe & Japan inkjet disc printer market during the forecast period.
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