Epson PP-50II Discproducer

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Epson PP-50II Discproducer
Key Features
  • Burns Blu-ray, DVD, and CD Media
  • Automated Printing and Publishing
  • Can Write 4 Blu-ray Discs per Hour
  • Can Write 15 CDs or 8 DVDs per Hour
The Epson PP-50II Discproducer offers fast, reliable automated Blu-ray, DVD, and CD production. It has a fast publishing speed of up to 8 Blu-rays, 8 DVDs, or 15 CDs every hour. The PP-50II does this with a high-speed USB 2.0 connection. Also, it can hold up to 50 discs for batch processing.
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Ep on PP-50II Overview

The Epson PP-50II Discproducer offers fast, reliable automated Blu-ray, DVD, and CD production. It has a fast publishing speed of up to 8 Blu-rays, 8 DVDs, or 15 CDs every hour. The PP-50II does this with a high-speed USB 2.0 connection. Also, it can hold up to 50 discs for batch processing.

The PP-50II's 6-cartridge individual ink system keeps the cost-per-produced-disc low. This also provides the ink for quality 1440 x 1440 dpi printing. And for accuracy there is the AcuGrip robotic arm to ensure only one disc is grabbed at a time. It also offers individual ink level sensors and status readings for all functions.

As it is compact and fully stackable, the Discproducer also has valuable space-saving benefits for organizations with large-scale disc publishing needs. Total Disc Maker software is included, which provides advanced functions such as the read back file location tool, for filename or content backup as well as auto copying a full stack of 50 discs. Additionally, the merge print feature allows for printing of database content on each disc during batch production.

Included with the Discproducer is Total Disc Maker software that includes disc editing, label editing, and publishing functions. There is also optional Total Disc Bridge software for developers to use their own applications with the Discproducer.

UPC: 010343910812

Ep on PP-50II Specs

Key Specs
Number of Targets
1
Supported Optical Discs
BD-R, CD-R, DL BD-R, DL DVD±R, DVD±R
Mini CD/DVD Supported
No
Max Write Speed
40x CD
12x DVD±R
8x DL DVD±R
8x BD-R, DL BD-R
Inputs/Outputs
1x USB-A 2.0
Printing Technology
Inkjet
General
Number of Targets
1
Supported Optical Discs
BD-R, CD-R, DL BD-R, DL DVD±R, DVD±R
Optical Disc Tray Capacity
50
Mini CD/DVD Supported
No
Max Write Speed
40x CD
12x DVD±R
8x DL DVD±R
8x BD-R, DL BD-R
Inputs/Outputs
1x USB-A 2.0
OS Compatibility
Windows / Windows Server / macOS
Printer
Printing Technology
Inkjet
Print Resolution
1440 x 1440 dpi
Print Speed
60 Discs per Hour (Performance)
40 Discs per Hour (High Quality)
Disc Print Area
1 to 4.57" / 25.4 to 116.08 mm (Outside Diameter)
Electrical
Power Consumption
40 W (Typical)
28 W (Standby)
Input Power
100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 1.0 A
Physical
Operating Conditions
50 to 95°F / 10 to 35°C at 20 to 80% Humidity
Storage Conditions
-4 to 104°F / -20 to 40°C
Dimensions
14.8 x 18.3 x 12.8" / 37.6 x 46.5 x 32.5 cm
Weight
46.3 lb / 21 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
55.8 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
28 x 20.5 x 20"

Ep on PP-50II Reviews

Update: macOS 13 now Supported - Still no Bluray

By Margaret
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2023-05-19

Epson released v4 of the macOS software that is now compatible with macOS 13 Ventura at the beginning of May 2023. They still inexplicably do not support Blu-ray disk publishing to the PP-50II. Still having to burn on a separate drive and use it as just a label printer for non-DVDs.

Provides Trouble-free Production of High Quality DVDs

By Mark
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-04-03

I've used this to produce hundreds of DVDs. The software for burning the DVD and applying the printed titling and graphics works great. Lots of flexibility. Haven't had a bad burn yet. Ink lasts a long time. I bought two replacement sets of ink and am still on the original cartridges. After not using it for several months, I ran a batch of 50 DVDs. I expected to encounter some ink problems, such as dried out nozzles. No problems at all, perfect print. It's heavy, runs quietly. Needs to be tethered to your computer. Burns and prints unattended. Yes, I'd buy it again.

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question

What is the avg number of printed discs per ink cartridge?
Asked by: Stephen W.
For a full set of ink cartridges you should be able to get, approximately 1,000 discs. This can change based off the quality and what you are printing.
Answered by: Moshe S.
Date published: 2018-08-25

We are looking to replace an Epson PP-50 that we ...

We are looking to replace an Epson PP-50 that we bought 6 years ago. Is the software we currently have totally compatible with the new Epson pp-5011?
Asked by: Elise
Yes, the software will be compatible with the PP-5011.
Answered by: Michael M
Date published: 2019-09-20

Does this device electronically expire its ink ...

Does this device electronically expire its ink cartridges when they reach a certain age, thus rendering the remaining ink unusable?
Asked by: David
I think we pretty much run them dry, or until we notice quality shift. Seems to use the cartridge pretty well - each cor is independent, but may not print if one is empty.
Answered by: Steve
Date published: 2021-01-14

Is the Epson PP-011 compatible with SureThing ...

Is the Epson PP-011 compatible with SureThing Labeling software?
Asked by: Mike
It is listed as compatible: https://www.surething.com/support/direct-to-disc-printers-v6/
Answered by: Daniel
Date published: 2021-01-12

question

Is the software compatible with Windows 10?
Asked by: Lee T.
As of April 2023, their software runs on Windows 10 & 11.
Answered by: William
Date published: 2023-04-18

Is the Epson PP-011 Mac compatible?

Is the Epson PP-011 Mac compatible?
Asked by: Gustaf
Yes, it shows the following compatibility: Operating System Support Windows, Windows Server, macOS/OS X
Answered by: Michael M
Date published: 2019-11-05

question

Does the Epson print the ISO file format?
Asked by: Michelle K.
I have not created DVDs with the ISO image and I don't see it in the setup menu. I do see Create an ISO image . I use the Video_TS file format created in Sony DVD Architect authoring software, which works great for the Epson.
Answered by: Mark W.
Date published: 2019-05-23
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