Slim CD Case MediaRange BOX32-25 — single-disc plastic case with black tray, pack of 25

MediaRange BOX32-25 slim CD cases are single-disc plastic cases with a black tray supplied as a pack of 25. The slim profile reduces shelf depth compared with standard jewel cases while providing basic protection against scratches, dust and light handling. Each case is designed to hold one CD or DVD securely and is suitable for storage, distribution, or archival use where space efficiency is required.

Advantages

The slim construction saves storage space and allows tighter packing on shelves or in boxes without sacrificing basic disc protection. The black tray holds discs firmly to minimise movement and potential surface damage during transport. Lightweight and stackable, these cases are convenient for bulk distribution or organised personal libraries. Their uniform size and appearance make them easy to label and file.

Suitable for

• Archiving single CDs or DVDs in limited shelf space
• Distributing media for events, presentations or product releases
• Organising personal or office media collections
• Temporary storage during data transfers or backups

Key specifications

• Format: slim single-disc plastic case
• Tray colour: black
• Capacity: 1 disc per case
• Pack quantity: 25 cases
• Material: durable injection-moulded plastic
• Dimensions: reduced thickness compared with standard jewel cases for space-saving storage

How to use

Open the case by gently pulling the front and back halves apart. Place the disc onto the central hub of the black tray and press down until it clicks to secure the disc. Close the case until it snaps shut to protect the disc from dust and light contact. For stacking, align cases evenly to prevent sliding; for distribution, insert printed or handwritten inserts into the front cover area if required.

Usage recommendations

Store cases vertically on a stable shelf away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Clean discs before insertion to avoid trapping dust that could scratch the surface. Use appropriate labeling on the front cover or spine area for quick identification, and avoid over-tight stacking that could warp the slim cases.