CD inlay card HERMA 121x242 mm

HERMA CD inlay card 121x242 mm are white, coated cardboard inserts designed for use with slim CD and DVD cases. Each sheet contains one non-adhesive, microperforated inlay printed on high-opacity special cardboard. Packaged in sets of 25 sheets, these inlays are suitable for single-sheet printing and provide professional-looking lids and rear inserts for discs. The product is FSC certified, indicating responsibly sourced paper.

Advantages

The coated, high-white cardboard gives consistent, high-quality print results on laser printers, colour laser printers, copiers and colour copiers. Microperforation ensures clean separation with almost perfectly smooth edges and prevents tearing when detaching the inlay. Because the lid and rear inlay are printed on one sheet, layout and printing are simplified for single-run production. The non-adhesive format is compatible with standard slim CD/DVD cases.

Suitable for

• Slim CD and DVD cases
• Single-sheet printing of lid and back inlays
• Small print runs and office or home printing
• Archiving and organizing disc collections

Key specifications

• Format: 121 x 242 mm (one inlay per sheet)
• Material: high-white, coated special cardboard
• Pack contents: 25 non-adhesive, microperforated sheets
• Compatibility: laser printers, colour laser printers, copiers, colour copiers
• Certification: FSC
• Brand/Manufacturer: Herma, MPN 5033, EAN 4008705050333

How to use

Design the lid and rear inlay on a single sheet layout sized 121 x 242 mm, then print the sheet on a compatible printer. After printing, separate the inlay along the microperforation to obtain smooth edges and insert the two parts into the slim CD or DVD case. Use standard print settings for coated paper to achieve optimal colour and sharpness.

Recommendations

For best printing results, select a paper/coated-paper setting in the printer driver and allow ink or toner to fix fully before handling. Store the sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve cardboard quality and prevent curling.