Verbatim VER97016 Printable Dvd-r 4.7GB 16X 100 Pack

Product Description

The VERBATIM VER97016 is a 100-disc spindle of white, hub-printable DVD-R media engineered for inkjet disc printing and data archival applications. Each disc stores 4.7GB of data and supports recording speeds from 1X up to 16X, making it compatible with a wide range of consumer and prosumer DVD burners. The discs use Advanced Metal Azo recording dye, a formulation designed to deliver consistent write performance, broad drive compatibility, and long-term archival stability. The white printable coating supports high-resolution inkjet printing at up to 5760 dpi, allowing full-surface, edge-to-edge coverage including the hub area. IT professionals, duplication technicians, and media production staff are the primary installers and users of this product.

These discs are suited for small-run disc duplication, content distribution, data backup, and archiving workflows where a printed label surface is required. The hub-printable design eliminates the unprintable center ring found on standard printable discs, enabling full-face artwork and labeling. The spindle packaging keeps discs organized and protected during storage and repeated handling, which is practical in duplication tower environments or studio production settings. Compatible with inkjet disc printers that accept DVD-R media with a white printable surface coating.

Key Features

• Advanced Metal Azo dye for reliable write performance and long-term archival life
• Hub-printable white surface supports full-face, edge-to-edge inkjet printing
• High-resolution print compatibility up to 5760 dpi on supported inkjet disc printers
• 4.7GB per-disc capacity with 1X to 16X recording speed range
• Spindle format holds 100 discs for organized storage and easy access in duplication environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with inkjet disc printers that accept hub-printable DVD-R media, and compatible with DVD burners supporting 1X to 16X DVD-R write speeds.

Installation Notes

Load discs into an inkjet disc printer or DVD burner according to the equipment manufacturer's instructions. Handle discs by the edges to avoid contaminating the recording or printable surfaces. Store unused discs on the spindle in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve archival integrity. No special tools or trade licensing are required for standard disc duplication use.