CD-R MediaRange MR203-SHRINK 700MB printable 100-pack

MediaRange MR203-SHRINK printable CD-R discs offer standard 700MB/80-minute writable optical media supplied in a 100-pack shrink-wrapped set. The discs feature a printable top surface compatible with many inkjet disc printers and allow direct labeling without adhesive labels. Designed for general-purpose recording, these CD-Rs are compatible with the majority of CD burners and players that support the CD-R format.

Advantages

The printable surface enables professional-looking direct printing or handwritten labeling. A standard 700MB capacity supports data files, audio tracks up to 80 minutes, and common backup tasks. Supplied in a compact 100-disc shrink wrap pack, the set is convenient for storage and distribution. The discs follow the conventional CD-R format, ensuring broad compatibility with existing CD writing and playback devices.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents and small datasets
• Recording music albums and audio compilations (up to 80 minutes)
• Creating software or media distribution discs
• Making backups of important files and photographs
• Direct printing of disc labels with compatible inkjet printers

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB
• Maximum audio duration: up to 80 minutes
• Disc type: CD-R (write-once)
• Printable top surface compatible with inkjet disc printers
• Supply format: 100 discs shrink-wrapped pack
• Compatibility: standard CD burners and CD players supporting CD-R

How to use

Insert a blank printable CD-R into a compatible CD writer, select the desired burning software and project type (data disc, audio CD or ISO image), and set appropriate burn speed according to the burner and disc recommendations. Allow the disc to finalise after burning to ensure playback compatibility. For direct printing, use an inkjet printer designed for printable CD-Rs and follow the printer manufacturer's guidance for alignment and ink settings.

Recommendations

Store discs horizontally in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Choose slower write speeds if increased reliability and longer-term readability are required. Avoid touching the printable surface; handle discs by the edges or center hole when inserting or removing from drives. Test one disc before burning a large batch to confirm compatibility and label alignment.