Optical Media DVD-R 4.7GB 16x Primera TuffCoat 100-pack — printable matt white surface, printable inner ring

Primera TuffCoat DVD-R discs come in a 100-pack and offer 4.7 GB of storage per disc with support for up to 16x write speed. Each disc features a printable matt white surface and a printable inner ring, enabling direct printing using inkjet or thermal disc printers. These recordable DVDs are designed for reliable data retention and clear, professional-looking labels when printed directly on the disc surface.

Advantages

These Primera TuffCoat DVD-Rs combine a durable recording dye with a matt white printable coating that resists smudging and produces sharp printed text and graphics. The printable inner ring provides additional space for serial numbers, titles, or logos without obscuring the main label area. Compatibility with standard 16x DVD burners makes them suitable for efficient disc production and duplication workflows.

Suitable for

• Archiving video projects and home movies
• Backing up documents, photos, and system images
• Distributing audio, presentations, or client deliverables on physical media
• Creating labeled discs for inventory, event distribution, or sales

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single layer)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x
• Surface finish: matt white printable top surface
• Additional printable area: printable inner ring
• Pack quantity: 100 discs
• Printable methods: compatible with inkjet and thermal disc printers

How to use

Prepare your files on a computer and use disc-burning software compatible with DVD-R media. Insert a Primera TuffCoat DVD-R into your optical drive and select the appropriate write speed—using 8x to 16x is recommended for balancing speed and reliability depending on your burner. After burning, allow the disc surface to dry fully before printing any labels. For direct printing, follow your disc printer manufacturer's instructions for media placement and print settings to ensure proper alignment on the matt white surface and inner ring.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. When archiving important data, verify burned discs by performing a final read/verify pass in the burning software and keep multiple backups on separate media types for long-term preservation.