An American machine, which has a meaningful, marketing name: Devil. A very nice, aesthetic housing whole made form metal, a small size, applied electronic components and a LCD screen make the machine devilish among the competitive equipment. The Devil operates on the basis of the one-step regeneration technology. Its outstanding simplicity of the use makes it suitable for video shops, discs regeneration stations and it is highly maintenance-free. It is suitable for e.g. institutions and companies, where the optic carriers are used in the mass quantities. There are three programs of the regeneration cycle: Light- discs with minor scratches (3 min.), Medium- medium scratches (5 min.), and Deep- deep and extreme scratches (8 min.). A visual effect of a carrier repaired with the Devil is very good. It is comparable with a new disc. The machine repairs all optic carriers, including the Blu Ray.

The Devil uses the French polish and polishing caps in the regeneration process. More information about  the maintenance materials and the current prices you can find in Maintenance Materials section, where you can buy these products online.

After the tests in Disc Clinic:

If a price criterion is considered, the Devil appears to be a natural competition of The Uno. Both machines implement the one-step regeneration technology, are of a similar, compact size and a similar method of the use. However, this is where similarities end. If the period of two years since both of devices were introduced to the market is considered, that fact doesn’t seem to be something extraordinary. The use is a piece of cake; the machine has a similar to The Uno system of the quick disc’s assembly that is performed with just one click. After the disc is assembled, we may start the regeneration process. We choose on the LCD screen an appropriate type of scratches and we start the machine with just one button. After the repair process is complete, we apply some cleaning liquid on the surface and wipe the disc with a dry cloth. Programmed functions match well the actual damages of  the discs. It isn’t required to repeat the regeneration cycle. Aesthetics of the product is a major advantage of Devil. Nice, vivid colors, a solid metal housing, a display of the buttons and a repair chamber are very ergonomic. The Uno seems to be more appropriate to work with the Blu Ray format than the Devil, as it applies up-to-date maintenance materials, such as the PoliCool v.4 cartridge.

The test was conducted by: Krystian Kowalik – Disc Clinic

Starter kit includes:

• Devil machine
• Instruction manual
• Maintenance materials kit
• Cleaning liquid Disc Clinic
• Cloth XL Disc Clinic

Technical specification:

• Voltage: 220V
• Power: 100W
• Dimensions: 21x20.3x23.5cm
• Net weight: 9kg