CD-R MediaRange MRPL513 700 MB 100 uds.

MediaRange Professional Line CD-R discs (MRPL513) are 700 MB, full-surface printable CD-Rs supplied in a 100-disc cake box. Designed for professional duplication environments, these discs support write speeds up to 52x, offer full underside metallization and a printable white, high-gloss waterguard surface suitable for inkjet printers with a printing area of 23–118 mm. The discs are compatible with a wide range of burners, printers and robotic systems and are intended for reliable short-term use as well as long archival life thanks to their UV resistance.

Advantages

These MediaRange CD-Rs combine fast writing (up to 52x) with broad device compatibility, a fully metalized underside for stable reading, and a professional quick-drying, waterproof high-gloss inkjet-printable surface. The waterproof coating and high UV resistance increase longevity, while the cake box packaging of 100 pieces supports efficient handling in duplication workflows.

Suitable for

• Professional CD duplication and replication
• Photo-quality inkjet printing on discs (23–118 mm printable area)
• Archival storage of data with enhanced UV resistance
• Use with burners, disc printers and robotic duplication systems

Key specifications

• Brand: MediaRange, model MRPL513
• Type: CD-R
• Capacity: 700 MB
• Speed: up to 52x write
• Quantity: 100 pcs (cake box)
• Diameter: 120 mm
• Surface: white, full-surface printable, waterproof (waterguard), high gloss
• Printing area: 23–118 mm
• Underside: fully metalized
• LightScribe: No

How to use

Load the MediaRange MRPL513 CD-R into your compatible CD burner or duplication system and select a write speed appropriate for your drive and media (up to 52x). For printed discs, use an inkjet-capable disc printer and align printing to the 23–118 mm printable area. Allow printed surfaces to dry; the quick-drying coating reduces smudging and helps ensure print quality.

Recommendations

Store discs in their cake box away from direct sunlight, high humidity and extreme temperatures to preserve archival life. Test a small batch at your preferred write speed and printer settings to verify compatibility and optimal results before mass duplication.