BD-R disc Primeon 2761316

The Primeon 2761316 BD-R disc is a blank Blu-ray recordable media with a native capacity of 25 GB and a maximum write speed of 10x. This product is supplied as a pack of 10 discs in a cakebox, intended for reliable storage of high-definition video, data backups and other large digital files. The discs feature compatibility with standard Blu-ray players and recorders and are designed for professional and consumer use where predictable write performance and long-term data retention are required.

Advantages

Primeon BD-R discs deliver a combination of high capacity and 10x write speed for efficient recording of HD video and large data sets. The media includes protective surface coatings that increase resistance to scratches and allow labeling with a waterproof felt-tip pen. Select Primeon Blu-ray media also support inkjet printing on a dedicated printable surface for photo-realistic, fast-drying results. These characteristics make the discs suitable for archival storage and repeated use in production or backup workflows.

Suitable for

• Archival storage of photos, video and documents
• High-definition video recording and distribution
• System and file backups
• Home and professional Blu-ray burning tasks

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD-R (recordable Blu-ray)
• Capacity: 25 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: 10x
• Pack quantity: 10 discs
• Packaging: cakebox
• Surface features: scratch-resistant coating; labelable with waterproof pen; inkjet-printable surface on applicable variants

How to use

Insert a Primeon BD-R disc into a compatible Blu-ray recorder or burner and select the appropriate disc format in your burning software. For best results, choose a write speed supported by both the burner and the disc—using the burner’s recommended speed can improve reliability. Allow software verification after burning if available to confirm data integrity. When labeling, use a waterproof felt-tip pen or an inkjet disc printer if your disc variant supports inkjet printable surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in their cakebox at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Avoid touching the recording surface and handle discs by the edges to reduce risk of contamination or scratches. For important backups, consider keeping multiple copies and verifying burned data periodically.