Blank CD-R Disc Traxdata 700 MB 52x, Pack of 50

Traxdata Blank CD-R Disc 700 MB 52x, Pack of 50 provides standard writable optical media compatible with CD-R recorders and drives. Each disc holds up to 700 MB of data (approximately 80 minutes of audio) and supports recording at speeds up to 52x. The pack of 50 discs is intended for routine data storage tasks such as file archiving, data backup and audio recording on devices that accept CD-R media.

Advantages

These Traxdata CD-Rs offer consistent compatibility with most CD-R writers and standard CD players that can read CD-R format. The 52x maximum write speed enables faster burn times compared with lower-speed media, while the 700 MB capacity matches the common CD standard for audio and data projects. Supplied in a bulk pack of 50, the discs are suitable for repeated use in home, office or studio environments where moderate volumes of writable optical media are required.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for standard CD players (up to ~80 minutes)
• Archiving documents, photos and small projects
• Making backup copies of important files
• Distributing small multimedia files and software installers
• Use with CD-R-compatible recorders, burners and drives

Key specifications

• Disc type: CD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x
• Quantity: 50 discs per pack
• Compatibility: Standard CD-R-compatible recorders and most CD players that read CD-R

How to use

Insert a Traxdata CD-R into a CD-R-compatible drive or recorder, select the files or audio tracks to be written and start the burning process using your preferred burning software. Choose a write speed appropriate for your drive and the data type; lower speeds can increase compatibility and reduce error risk for older players. After burning completes, verify the disc content using the operating system file browser or the audio player to ensure a successful write.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in their original packaging or a protective case away from direct sunlight, high humidity and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the writable surface. For long-term archiving, test a sample disc periodically and keep backup copies in multiple locations.