Spindle for 400 Discs MediaRange BOX43 — transparent cover with black base

MediaRange BOX43 spindle stores up to 400 optical discs (CD, DVD, Blu-ray) in a single stackable tower with a transparent plastic cover and a black base. The transparent cover provides visible protection from dust and light while the stepped base keeps discs aligned and stable during storage and transport. The design allows quick access to discs and can be stacked with other spindles for compact archival or distribution setups.

Advantages

The spindle combines a high-capacity storage solution with a compact footprint, offering dust protection and a clear view of stored discs through the transparent cover. The black base adds rigidity and protects disc edges from damage while the central post secures the stack. The stackable design facilitates orderly storage and efficient use of shelf or transport space.

Suitable for

• Home media collections and backups
• Office archival of data and software distributions
• Small-scale production or duplication runs
• Transporting multiple discs between locations
• Temporary storage during disc labeling or processing

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 400 optical discs
• Cover material: transparent plastic
• Base color and material: black plastic base for stability
• Form factor: cylindrical stackable spindle with central post
• Compatibility: compatible with standard CD, DVD and BD disc sizes

How to use

Place the black base on a stable surface, position the first disc onto the central post, and continue stacking discs one by one until the spindle is full or you have stored the required number. Fit the transparent cover over the stack and press gently to secure it in place. To access discs, remove the cover and lift discs from the top of the post; when transporting, ensure the cover is seated properly to prevent movement.

Usage recommendations

Store the spindle in a dry, moderate-temperature environment away from direct sunlight. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the cover to prevent deformation. When handling valuable media, label discs clearly and consider using inner sleeves for additional protection. For long-term archival, verify that discs are stored vertically in a climate-stable location and check data integrity periodically.