Traxdata CD-R 700 MB 52x — 100-pack blank recordable discs

Traxdata CD-R 700 MB 52x — 100-pack blank recordable discs provide standard-format writable media for data storage, audio compilation and file distribution. Each disc offers 700 MB of capacity and supports write speeds up to 52x, and the set contains 100 individual CD-R discs designed for compatibility with conventional CD-R drives. These discs are intended for one-time recording and are suitable for backup copies, archiving projects and sharing files between devices.

Advantages

These Traxdata CD-R discs combine a 700 MB capacity with a 52x maximum write speed to enable relatively fast burning on compatible drives. Supplied as a 100-pack, they are convenient for bulk tasks such as multi-disc archives or distributing multiple copies. The discs conform to the common CD-R format, ensuring broad compatibility across many CD burners and stand-alone players that support recordable CDs. The one-time writable nature provides a stable, unalterable copy once recorded, which can be useful for long-term storage and distribution.

Suitable for

• Creating audio compilations and music CDs
• Backing up documents and small datasets
• Archiving photographs and project files
• Transferring files between computers or systems without network access
• Mass-producing identical data copies for distribution

Key specifications

• Disc format: CD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Storage capacity per disc: 700 MB
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Quantity: 100 discs per pack
• Compatibility: Standard CD-R drives and compatible CD players that read recordable CDs
• Typical uses: Data backup, audio recording, file archiving, file transfer

How to use

Insert a Traxdata CD-R disc into a compatible CD-R drive and select a burn application on your computer or standalone burner. Choose the appropriate writing mode for your task (data disc, audio CD, or disc-at-once/session-at-once) and set the write speed; selecting a moderate speed can improve burn reliability on some drives. Start the burning process and wait until the software indicates completion. After recording, finalize the disc if required by your burner software so that it can be read by other players or drives.

Usage recommendations

Store recorded discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. For important archives, verify written data after burning and consider creating multiple copies or using complementary storage methods for redundancy.