Yep. One thousand discs.
The ReflexAutos aren't for everybody. And we don't mean that as some ironic "you can't handle the power" challenge. It's just that the ReflexAuto duplicators only do one thing: They rapidly duplicate an enormous amount of DVDs and CDs. They don't print. They can't be networked. And, let's face it, they're pretty ugly.

But.
But they combine the high-volume throughput of our Reflex towers with the automated ease of our Elites. And they keep running for hours without you having to even think about them. The capacity for the eight-drive ReflexAuto8 is 1,000 discs. That means it can run non-stop for a day and a half and crank out 1,000 DVDs or CDs before you need to do anything. You don't even have to change discs between different duplication jobs. The ReflexAutos can duplicate numerous masters in succession during a single run.

If you don't need hundreds of discs at once, or you want an all in one (duplicating and printing) solution, we have other models that can help you. But if you need a bazillion discs very, very quickly... you've found the right machines for you.

Your first robot!
This is what sets the ReflexAuto apart from other tower duplicators. This arm never misses its mark and it makes the whole duplication process as easy as... well, as easy as duplicating discs with our ReflexAutos.

Hit a button and go.
The easy to read LCD display makes set up and operation a piece of cake. Just drop in your master, push a button, and it starts duplicating.

Holds up to 1,000 discs.
Now let's be clear. Only the ReflexAuto8 holds 1,000 discs. But man, that's ONE THOUSAND discs! The five-drive ReflexAuto5 holds a mere 500 discs, which is still more than twice as much as it's next competitor, our Elite4, which holds an enormous 200 discs. The three-drive ReflexAuto3 holds 100 discs. If that seems small, then think about it this way: If you were duplicating 200 DVDs, you would have to swap out the discs after 6 hours. You can handle that, right?

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