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 MAM DVD-R Bonding Strength
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MAM pays close
attention to detail in manufacturing. DVD discs are
basically "2 thin CDs" glued together (two 0.6 mm halves).
If the halves are not "bonded" well, the disc can literally fall
apart. Below you can see the structure of a DVD-R disc and
what can happen to a poorly bonded one....
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Structure of a DVD-R |
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DVD Bonding Strength |
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MAM DVD-R can withstand more
abuse than ordinary DVDs. DVD media is manufactured using two "thin discs"
that are glued together. This bonding can be broken if the disc is dropped
onto a hard surface. (Of course nobody intends to treat media this way, but
it happens). Because of our superior bonding technology, we offer DVD media
that will can standup to this kind of abuse.
Below are results of tests
that we conducted showing how MAM DVD-R survives even unreasonable
conditions.
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Procedure:
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Results:
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The DVD-R discs are dropped from
1.5m high to floor, then visually inspected for damage. |
MAM
media:
0% discs are damaged |
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Competitor:
30% discs are delaminated or
pealing at reflective layer |
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MAM "spin-coats" a UV curable liquid adhesive all the way into the
clear center of the disc providing superior strength. Our
competitors use a heat sensitive adhesive applied only to the data area.
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