CD tin case

Product Detailed Description

A blank disc slides into the fitted tray, the lid snaps shut, and the printed cover does the rest of the talking on a desk or shelf. Tinplate builds like this suit promo buyers who want something sturdier than a paper sleeve and more gift-worthy than a plain wallet.

A stamped shell with a rolled rim keeps edges safe to handle, and the snap closure stays put through a bag or a drawer. Artwork wraps the flat lid densely, so logos, event dates and small illustrations read clearly. Finishes run from brushed silver and solid coatings to full-color lithography.

Wedding mixes, band demos and software handouts all gain a keepsake quality when the disc travels in metal, and the tin keeps working as a small storage box afterward. Distributors often mix these with CD Wallet and sleeve lines for a varied order.

Open and close a sample repeatedly to check the hinge for wobble, confirm the tray grips without scratching the read side, and judge a bare tin before artwork goes on, since color shifts show differently on coated metal than on paper. Plain samples remain the simplest way to confirm heft in the hand.