Traxdata CD-R 700MB 52x Printable — 100-pack (medical grade)

Traxdata CD-R 700MB 52x Printable — 100-pack (medical grade) are recordable optical discs with 700 MB storage capacity and a printable surface. Supplied in a 100-unit spindle, these CD-Rs support up to 52x write speed and are designed for reliable short- to medium-term data storage, archiving and distribution of files, audio or diagnostic data. The medical-grade marking indicates that the media meet handling and traceability expectations for use in clinical and healthcare environments where CD-based record keeping and data transfer are required.

Advantages

These Traxdata CD-Rs combine a standard 700 MB capacity with a high-speed 52x recording capability and a printable top layer for custom labeling. The spindle packaging keeps discs organized and protected from dust during storage and handling. Medical-grade identification denotes suitability for regulated workflows, helping to meet documentation and transfer requirements in medical settings. The discs are compatible with most CD-R drives and standard burning software.

Suitable for

• Data archiving and backup of documents, reports and images
• Distribution of audio files, software and multimedia projects
• Storing diagnostic images and patient data for transfer or external review
• Creating labeled media for record-keeping in clinics, labs and hospitals

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes audio)
• Maximum write speed: up to 52x
• Surface: printable top layer for inkjet or adhesive labeling
• Packaging: 100 discs on a spindle for convenient storage
• Compatibility: standard CD-R format compatible with most CD burners and players
• Intended use: medical-grade media suitable for healthcare documentation workflows

How to use

Place a disc onto the spindle or into your CD-R drive tray and use standard optical disc burning software to create data, audio or mixed-mode projects. Select an appropriate write speed — using lower speeds can improve compatibility and reduce the chance of write errors for important archives. After writing, allow the disc to finalise if your software offers that option, then label the printable surface with an inkjet printer or approved permanent marker. Store written discs vertically in a protective case or back on the spindle, away from direct sunlight, heat and high humidity.

Usage recommendations

For medical and regulated environments, verify your facility’s retention and labeling policies before archiving patient data. Use certified burning software, test a sample disc for compatibility with existing readers, and handle discs by the edges to avoid contamination of the recording surface.