Blank CD-R disc Adiva 700MB 80min x52 speed, spindle 100 pcs, white inkjet printable

Adiva blank CD-R discs provide 700 MB of storage (80 minutes of audio) on write-once optical media with support for recording speeds up to 52x. The discs come on a spindle of 100 pieces and feature a white inkjet-printable top surface designed for direct printing of labels, making them suitable for identifiable archiving and distribution. These CD-Rs are intended for standard CD recorders and are compatible with most consumer and professional drives that support CD-R format.

Advantages

The white inkjet-printable surface allows clear, high-contrast printing of titles, track lists or custom artwork directly on the disc, avoiding separate adhesive labels. A 52x maximum write speed reduces burn times on supported drives while preserving compatibility with lower-speed recorders. The spindle packaging simplifies storage and handling for bulk use and helps protect discs from dust when not in use.

Suitable for

• Data backup and archival of documents, photos and small databases
• Audio CD creation and distribution (up to 80 minutes per disc)
• Creation of software or multimedia distribution copies
• Labelled disc production for presentations, training materials and small runs

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (up to 80 minutes of audio)
• Maximum write speed: up to 52x
• Top surface: white inkjet-printable for direct label printing
• Disc type: write-once CD-R optical media
• Pack quantity: 100 discs on a spindle

How to use

Place the disc gently on the drive tray or into the spindle-supported recorder and use authoring or burning software to create a data, audio or mixed-mode session. Select an appropriate write speed — using a lower speed than the maximum can improve compatibility on older drives. Allow the disc to finalise after writing if creating an audio CD or a disc intended for playback on standalone players. After burning, use an inkjet-compatible disc printer or a suitable home/office inkjet printer and follow the printer manufacturer’s instructions for direct disc printing on the white surface.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the printable surface, and allow printed discs to dry fully before stacking or inserting into cases. For long-term archives, verify burned data after recording and consider maintaining multiple copies.