CD-R discs Traxdata 700 MB 52x 50-pack spindle

Traxdata CD-R 52x Valuepack are writable CD-R discs with 700 MB (80-minute) storage capacity, supplied in a 50-disc spindle. Designed for single-session or multisession recording, these optical discs support up to 52x write speed and are compatible with standard CD writers that accept 52x media. The discs are intended for archiving data, creating audio CDs and distributing files on compact disc format.

Advantages

These Traxdata CD-R discs offer a balance of storage capacity and write performance, enabling fast burns at up to 52x where supported by the drive. The 50-pack spindle provides a convenient, space-saving supply for repeated use in home, office or educational environments. As write-once media, CD-Rs produce stable, unmodifiable copies suitable for long-term storage and sharing of completed projects.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and project files
• Creating audio CDs for standard CD players
• Distributing software, drivers or multimedia on optical media
• Backup of small to moderate data sets from PCs and laptops
• Use in environments where write-once media is required

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: 52x (drive-dependent)
• Media type: CD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Quantity: 50 discs per spindle
• Compatibility: Standard CD writers supporting 52x media; playback in most CD players and drives

How to use

Place a disc onto a compatible CD writer tray, close the tray and select the disc-burning application on your computer. Choose single-session or multisession mode according to your needs, set the write speed (up to 52x as supported by the drive) and start the burn process. Verify the disc after writing if your software offers a verification step, and label discs only with CD-safe markers to avoid damage to the recording surface.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Allow freshly written discs to settle for a short time before handling. For best results, match the burn speed to your drive's recommended speed and avoid using the maximum speed if the drive or data type requires more reliable writes.