At first, the idea was to develop a CD/DVD case that surpassed the customary packaging in terms of functionality, protection and design. The result was the multi-award winning CD/DVD archiving system from ejector Systems. Since 1998, we have continuously improved and expanded our product range. Today, the ejector brand stands for a market-leading wholesale company in the field of CD/DVD system packaging.

Innovative functionalit

•   A little finger pressure is all it takes to safely remove the storage
    media without touching the sensitive data-bearing area.
•  Push-on e-clip makes it possible to file the CD case (e-slimcase)
    in a ring binder.
•  A range of vivid colours allows you to develop your own
   colour-coded filing system.
•  CD cases can be filed away in the e-archive and stored in a cabinet
    to save space.

Total protection

Data media are most often damaged during insertion into the CD case. Scratches often appear on the surface of the data media after it has been removed from the case just a few times. The ejector e-slimcase changes all this. A clamping mechanism gently holds the CD/DVD in place by its outer edge and allows for it to be removed without touching the data-bearing area. This means the data media remains undamaged by the case, even after frequent use.

Exceptional CD/DVD case design

Not only does the multi-award winning design of ejector CD cases make filing them a pleasure, there is also room to incorporate your ideas. Our individual packaging provides companies with a wide range of design options to cleverly draw attention to their product.

100% recyclable. That’s good news for the environment.

ejector is manufactured from pure metallocene polypropylene and is 100% recyclable without separation. Across the entire process chain, from granule manufacture through to recycling, ejector uses considerably less energy and produces significantly lower emissions compared with traditional CD/DVD packaging.

The eco-balance study (January 1999), conducted in accordance with EN 1SO 14040 by the FH Lippe University of Applied Science, details a thorough investigation in which the environmental impact of traditional plastic CD packaging made from polystyrene (PS) is compared with new packaging made from polypropylene (PP).CD cases, DVD cases, DVD slim case, CD slim case, Ejector cases, CD covers, CD bags, CD books, CD clips,

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