Blank CD-R discs CMC 41013 700MB 52x — 100-pack

Pack of 100 CMC Blank CD-R discs (model 41013) offering 700 MB capacity and up to 52x write speed. Each disc provides standard 700 MB / 80-minute storage compatible with most CD burners and players. These CMC CD-Rs are intended for recording audio CDs, creating data backups and long-term file archives, or distributing files on physical media. The spindle contains 100 writable discs, suitable for tasks that require reliable write-once optical media.

Advantages

CMC 41013 CD-R discs combine a standard 700 MB storage format with a high supported write speed of up to 52x, enabling fast recording on compatible drives. The discs are manufactured to be readable in the majority of CD players and drives, and their write-once nature helps preserve recorded content without accidental overwriting. Supplied in a 100-pack spindle, they provide a cost-effective quantity for projects that require many discs and simplify inventory for repeated recording tasks.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for playback in CD players (up to 80 minutes)
• Storing data backups and archives up to 700 MB per disc
• Distributing documents, images and software on physical media
• Creating single-write archival copies of important files

Key specifications

• Disc type: blank CD-R (write-once)
• Capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes for audio)
• Maximum write speed: up to 52x (depends on burner capability)
• Quantity: 100 discs per spindle
• Compatibility: standard CD-compatible burners and players

How to use

Place a disc onto the spindle and load a single CD-R into a compatible CD burner following the drive manufacturer’s instructions. Use your computer's burning software to select data or audio project mode, set the write speed (consider using a lower speed for older drives or important archives), and start the burn process. Verify the recorded disc using the software's verification function where available, then store discs in a cool, dry place or in protective sleeves to reduce the risk of physical damage.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, match the burn speed to your drive's recommended settings; when creating archival copies, consider burning at a moderate speed rather than maximum. Keep recorded discs away from direct sunlight, high heat and humidity. Label discs with an appropriate non-solvent pen and handle by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface.