| Model: | - |
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| Brand: | Princo |
| Origin: | Made In China |
| Category: | Office Supplies / Publish / Multimedia |
| Label: | Princo cd , Cd , 52X Princo Cd |
| Price: |
US $0.07
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| Min. Order: | 30000 pc |
| Last Online:06 Oct, 2015 |
50/100Pcs Spindle A+ Grade 80Min Cd-R Princo
CD-R ( Compact Disc CD-R )
Princo's 120Mm Compact Disc Recordable with up to 700MB(80-minutes) creates desktop CD-ROM discs using CD-Recordable drivers (standard and high speed).
Princo's CD-R disc meets or exceeds Orange Book Part II specifications. Once recorded, Princo's CD-R discs can be read in CD-ROM drivers and its formats are conformed to the Yellow Book standard.
Princo's CD-R disc can store various formats of data including CD audio, video CD, Video image, computer graphics and regular text files. CD-R is the least expensive recordable storage medium in the Optical market.
Additionally, Princo's CD-R discs feature an excellent and durable dye recording layer which provides better archival life. A silver reflective layer is used to ensure stable read back at high speed driver.
Princo's CD-R disc are the ideal media for application such as library storage, duplication and retrieval, desktop publishing with large image storage, software sample developing and new programs testing as well as personal medical records.
High Speed 52X recording speeds ;
Ideal to burn, create and personalize your disc surface for your own music mix, digital photo album,customize presentations ;
Archive and back up, up to 80 Minute / 700MB of important data - Superior archival life ;
Silver reflective printable surface, compatible with inkjet disc printers from Primera, Epson, Microboards, Rimage, and others ;
Read compatible with most CD-ROM drives ;
Full-color, high resolution, photo-quality printing ;
Superior ink absorption on high-resolution 5,760 DPI printers ;
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Disc Dimension |
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Thickness |
1.2( +0.3/-0.1 )mm |
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Diameter |
Outside : ø120( ±0.3 )mm |
| Inside : ø15( ±0.3 )mm | |
| Use Area | ø44.7 - 118 mm |
| Format | |
| Track Pitch | 1.6( ±0.1 )µm |
| Direction of Rotation | CCW ( read side ) |
| Capacity | 74 min / 650 MB or 80 min / 700MB |
| Environment Condition | |
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Operating |
Temperature : -5ºC ~ 55ºC |
| Humidity : 5% RH ~ 95% RH | |
| Storage | Temperature : -5ºC ~ 55ºC |
| Humidity : 5% RH ~ 90% RH | |
| Technical Data | |
| Unrecorded | Reflectivity(Rg) : 0.73 |
| Redial contrast(RCd) : >0.05 | |
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Recorded |
Reflectance( Rtop ) : > 65% |
| Sensitivity : 4 ~ 8 mW(1x) | |
| Wavelengh of write spot : 775<λ | |
| Block Error Rate | < 100 CPS |
| Jitter(3T)PIT | < 35 ns |
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Jitter(3T)LAND |
< 35 ns |
| I(3)/Itop | 0.3 ~ 0.7 |
| I(11)/Itop | > 0.6 |
| Asymmetry | -15%≤Asym≤5% |
| Push-Pull SIG | 0.04 ~ 0.09 |
| Cross Talk | < 0.50 |
| Read Stability | > 1,000,000 times (0.7 mW) |
| Light Fastness | > Wool Reference #5 |
| Multi-speed Recordable | |
| Supported recording speed | 2X-52X and higher speed |
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50/100Pcs Shrinkwrap , 600Pcs/Carton |
| Volume / Carton : 0.0162m3 | |
| N.W : 9.12Kg | |
| G.W : 9.8Kg | |
| 20GP : 1900CTNS/1140000PCS | |
| 40GP : 2800CTNS/1680000PCS | |
| 40HQ : 2800CTNS/1680000PCS | |
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10/25/50/100Pcs Cake Packing , 600Pcs/Carton |
| Volume / Carton : 0.02m3 | |
| N.W : 10.5Kg | |
| G.W : 12.5Kg | |
| 20GP : 1900CTNS/1140000PCS | |
| 40GP : 2800CTNS/1680000PCS | |
| 40HQ : 2800CTNS/1680000PCS |
Q : What does 1x - 52x mean.? I have some CD-R from another maked marked12x.
A : This is what I've been led to believe by the techie stuff I've read. The designation 1x - 52x tells you that the CD-R is compatible with any CD player or recorder that reads or records up to 52x speed. In other words if you have an old clunker that only records at 1x speed (I can't imagine one of those still being around) it will work with that recorder. Your 12x CD-R should work in your faster CD ROM but they will record at a slower speed than a 52x. Sometimes you may wish to record at a slower speed if you are having trouble getting a good recording at the higher speed. Your 1x - 52x CD-R allows you to do that by changing the setting of your recording software to a slower recording speed. Hope this helps. Maybe someone with more precise understanding of this can chime in too .
Q : My CD image has a lot of white in it. Will the silver make it look wrong/different where no ink is applied (like a white sky)?
A : I guess it would depend on the image. Silver isn't that different from white, and colors with the silver background always look vivid. I think you will be satisfied with the result.
Q : Are these hub printable?
A : Yes hey are if you have a printer that can print on them. I had HP printer that would print on them but went capute. Now have a Canon I use to print on dvds and cdrs.
1.The most reliable and competitive CD & DVD manufacturer in China;
2.Only sell High Quality Products, supply grade A+ quality, made from virgin material;
3.Price is negotiable, large quantity can get bigger discount;
4.Accept Customerized logo,OEM/ODM services
5.Excellent after-sale sevice and satisfy your requirements
| Precautions:
• Handle the disc with care to prevent scratches, fingerprints, dusts and dirt on the recorded side. Never touch the disc’s recording furface or place it face down on a hard suface. Wipe off dusts, dirt, etc. using a soft dry piece of cloth. Do not use benzene, thinner, antistatic agents, record cleaners, etc. • Use an oil felt-tip pen to write on the title(printed) side of the disc. Do not use pens with hard tips such as ballpoints. Do not write in areas other than the title area nor paste labels on the disc. • Do not leave the disc in direct sunlight or in a hot, humid location. Keep the disc in its case after use. Be carerful not to drop it and do not bend the disc |
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| Payment Terms: | T/T |
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