Total Disc Repair (TDR) is a renowned brand that has been at the forefront of the disc repair industry in the UK for over 20 years. Throughout its history, TDR has introduced a range of innovative and reliable disc repair machines that have revolutionized the industry. One of their earliest machines, the Fix-a-Disc 1500, imported from CD Repairman in the US, quickly gained popularity for its excellent results, albeit with a more hands-on process.

TDR also developed their in-house machine called the Discus, which incorporated a heavy weight for faster repairs of deep scratches. Over the years, TDR expanded its range to include entry-level machines like the SY4 and the successful VMI 3550, also known as the Buffer, which stood out for its speed and cost-effectiveness in fixing light scratches. TDR's range of machines also included fully-automated models like the Roboto, which repaired discs one at a time, and the best-selling Disc-Go-Devil, which brought disc repair to the masses and was favored by companies like HMV, Game, and Asda.

TDR continued to innovate with models like the OneStep, which simplified the repair process, and the Compact, which offered easier and more consistent repairs. The Mech 6, on the other hand, boasted remarkable throughput, capable of repairing a disc every 30 seconds. While TDR has seen some machines discontinued over the years, they still offer support and parts for certain models.

If you're interested in upgrading to one of their current machines, TDR is ready to provide recommendations based on your requirements. With its rich history and commitment to quality, Total Disc Repair remains a trusted brand in the disc repair industry, serving customers with their diverse range of machines and reliable services