Blank CD-R Disc Traxdata 700 MB 52x — 100 pcs (901CK100IGPRO)

Traxdata Blank CD-R Disc 700 MB 52x — 100 pcs is a spindle of recordable optical media intended for general data storage, audio recording and archiving. Each disc stores up to 700 MB or approximately 80 minutes of audio and supports write speeds up to 52x, making it compatible with most CD burners and multi-format optical drives. The pack of 100 discs is suitable for projects that require multiple copies, offline backups or distribution of files on physical media.

Advantages

These Traxdata CD-R discs offer consistent single-session write reliability for standard data and audio tasks. Their 52x maximum write speed reduces recording time when used with compatible burners, while the 700 MB capacity and standard CD format ensure wide playback and read compatibility across older and current CD-ROM and audio CD players. The large pack quantity provides lower cost per disc and convenient bulk storage for repetitive burning needs.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for playback in standard CD players
• Saving data backups and archives from computers
• Distributing software, documents or multimedia on physical media
• Transferring files between systems without a network connection

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity: 700 MB (approximately 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Quantity: 100 discs per spindle
• Compatibility: standard CD-ROM and audio CD players; most CD burners supporting 52x or lower speeds
• Physical format: 120 mm diameter, standard thickness

How to use

Insert a Traxdata CD-R into a compatible CD burner, select the appropriate write speed in your burning software (choosing a lower speed can improve compatibility), add the files or audio tracks to the project, and start the burning process. After recording, verify the disc using your software's verification option or by testing playback on a CD player. Store unused discs in their spindle to protect them from dust and scratches, and allow freshly written discs to finalize before removing them from the drive.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, match the burn speed to the capabilities of both the disc and your burner; mid-range speeds often yield the best balance of speed and reliability. Avoid exposing discs to direct sunlight, high humidity or extreme temperatures to preserve recorded data. When archiving important information, keep a secondary backup on a different medium or in a separate physical location.