Blank CD Hama 00113828 1 pc

The Hama blank CD is a writable compact disc designed for straightforward data storage, backups and audio compilation. It provides broad compatibility with standard CD-R drives and most CD burners, enabling archiving of documents, photos, music and small video files. The disc surface accepts conventional inkjet or permanent marker labeling for easy identification.

Advantages

This blank CD delivers predictable write performance and compatibility with a wide range of CD-ROM and CD-RW drives. Its optical format is suitable for long-term archiving when stored properly, and the disc is lightweight and easy to handle. The readable audio and data format makes it convenient for creating music compilations and distributing small datasets.

Suitable for

• Archiving office documents and personal files
• Creating audio CDs for playback in standard CD players
• Storing photos and small video clips
• Distributing software, drivers or presentations in physical form

Key specifications

• Disc type: writable CD (CD-R)
• Storage capacity: standard 700 MB / 80 minutes audio
• Compatibility: standard CD-R and CD-ROM drives, most CD burners
• Writable speed: compatible with common CD writing speeds (dependant on drive)
• Labeling: printable surface suitable for inkjet printers or permanent markers
• Form factor: 120 mm diameter

How to use

Insert the blank CD into your computer or standalone CD burner and use your preferred burning software to create a data disc or audio compilation. Select the appropriate writing speed according to the burner’s recommendations and the amount of data to be written. After burning completes, allow the disc to finalize if required by your software so it can be read in other devices. Label the disc once it is fully written and cooled to avoid smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in a protective case away from direct sunlight, heat and high humidity to preserve readability. Avoid scratching the data surface and handle discs by the outer edge or the center hole to reduce the risk of errors during reading.