Often an environment cannot support PXE because of either (A) an unfortunate lack of control over DHCP configurations (i.e. another group owns DHCP and won't give you a next-server entry), or (B) you are using static IPs only.
This is easily solved:
# cobbler buildiso
What this command does is to copy all distro kernel/initrds onto a boot CD image and generate a menu for the ISO that is essentially equivalent to the PXE menu provided to net-installing machines via Cobbler.
By default, the boot CD menu will include all profiles and systems, you can force it to display a list of profiles/systems in concern with the following.
Cobbler versions >= 2.2.0:
# cobbler buildiso --systems="system1 system2 system3"
# cobbler buildiso --profiles="profile1 profile2 profile3"
Cobbler versions < 2.2.0:
# cobbler buildiso --systems="system1,system2,system3"
# cobbler buildiso --profiles="profile1,profile2,profile3"
If you need to install into a lab (or other environment) that does not have network access to the cobbler server, you can also copy a full distribution tree plus profile and system records onto a disk image:
# cobbler buildiso --standalone --distro="distro1"