DVD-R MediaRange Professional Line MRPL603-C 4,7 GB 16x Speed

MediaRange Professional Line DVD-R MRPL603-C offers 4.7 GB of storage and supports write speeds up to 16x. Designed for professional duplication and full-surface thermal retransfer printing, these discs feature a wide Proselect white printing surface and a fully metalized underside to ensure consistent image quality across the entire printable area. Packs contain 100 discs and the media are engineered for long archival life and strong UV resistance.

Advantages

The DVD-R discs deliver stable recording at high speeds (up to 16x) and broad compatibility with burners, disc printers and robotic duplication systems. The Proselect lacquered top layer and wide printable area (23–118 mm) are optimized for thermal retransfer printing, while the fully metalized underside prevents color shifts in the inner printable zone. The media are produced for long-term archiving and increased resistance to UV light.

Suitable for

• Professional duplication and mass production of discs
• Full-surface thermal retransfer printing of labels and images
• Data archiving and long-term storage
• Distribution of software, video and large data sets

Key specifications

• Brand: MediaRange
• Model / MPN: MRPL603-C
• Type: DVD-R
• Capacity: 4.7 GB
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Printable area: Proselect white, 23–118 mm (suitable for thermal retransfer)
• Pack quantity: 100 discs

How to use

Load the DVD-R discs into a compatible burner or duplication system and select the desired write speed (up to 16x) in your burning software. For print finishing, use a thermal retransfer printer configured for full-surface Proselect media and set the printer parameters according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Store discs vertically in their spindles or cases and avoid direct sunlight or extreme temperatures to preserve archival life.

Recommendations

For best results use certified burners and robotic duplicators; verify printer settings before large production runs and allow printed discs to cure as advised by your printer manufacturer to avoid image defects.