Verbatim VER94917 Dvd+r 4.7GB 16X Inkjet Printable 50 Pack

Product Description

The VERBATIM VER94917 is a 50-pack of DVD+R recordable discs engineered for professional disc duplication and custom media production. Each disc holds 4.7 GB of data and supports recording speeds from 1X to 16X. The Metal Azo recording dye delivers consistent write performance and long-term archival stability, making these discs suitable for distributing content that must remain readable over extended storage periods. The white hub inkjet printable surface covers the disc from edge to edge, allowing full-surface printing with high ink absorption and sharp text and image reproduction. These are a professional-grade consumable for technicians and content producers working with optical disc workflows.

These discs are designed for use in DVD+R compatible drives and are well suited to both single-unit and batch duplication environments. The full-surface printable coating is compatible with inkjet disc printers from Primera, Microboards, and Epson, enabling on-disc labeling without adhesive labels. Typical applications include creating archival backups, distributing video or data content, and producing labeled media runs in professional duplication setups. The 50-disc pack format suits both shop use and project-based production runs.

Key Features

• 4.7 GB storage capacity per disc
• Supports 1X to 16X recording speeds
• Metal Azo dye for high write performance and long archival life
• Full-surface, edge-to-edge white hub inkjet printable coating
• Superior ink absorption for crisp, clear text and image output
• Pack of 50 discs

Compatibility

Compatible with DVD+R drives and inkjet disc printers from Primera, Microboards, and Epson. Suitable for use in standard DVD+R duplication and printing workflows.

Installation Notes

These discs are installed into DVD+R compatible optical drives or disc duplicators by qualified technicians or duplication equipment operators. Verify that the recording drive firmware supports 16X DVD+R media before initiating high-speed burns. For inkjet printing, load discs according to the printer manufacturer tray specifications to avoid surface damage. Store unused discs in a cool, dry environment away from direct light to preserve dye layer integrity.