DVD-R discs Traxdata 16x 4.7 GB printable 120 mm, spindle 50 pcs

Traxdata DVD-R discs 16x 4.7 GB printable 120 mm, spindle 50 pcs are recordable optical media designed for reliable storage of data, video and multimedia projects. Each 120 mm disc offers a native capacity of 4.7 GB and supports up to 16x write speed. The discs are supplied on a 50-piece spindle and feature a printable top surface compatible with colour inkjet and thermal transfer disc printers with a white hub and no central stacking ring, allowing printing up to the centre of the disc.

Advantages

These DVD-R discs combine high-capacity single-layer storage with certified 16x recording performance for faster burning of large files. The printable surface enables direct custom labelling with compatible inkjet or thermal printers, producing professional-looking discs without the need for adhesive labels. Supplied on a spindle, the media are convenient for batch projects, duplication and archiving.

Suitable for

• Archival backups and long-term data storage
• Video recording and home movies
• Multimedia presentations and distribution
• Duplication and mass production of discs
• Photography and video editing projects

Key specifications

• Disc format: DVD-R (single layer)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB native per disc
• Maximum write speed: certified up to 16x
• Diameter: 120 mm
• Printable top surface compatible with colour inkjet and thermal printers
• White hub and no central stacking ring for full-surface printing
• Pack format: spindle with 50 discs

How to use

Handle discs by the outer edge or the inner hub to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. Load the printable side upward in a compatible inkjet or thermal disc printer when printing labels; follow your printer manufacturer’s instructions for media type and print settings. For burning data or video, use a DVD-R compatible recorder and select appropriate write speed (up to 16x) and finalization options. Allow freshly printed discs to dry fully before stacking or handling to prevent smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For archival purposes, verify recorded data after burning and consider keeping duplicate copies. Use recommended media settings in your burner software and prefer lower write speeds if maximum compatibility with older drives is required.