The Verbatim UltraLife Gold Archival Grade CD-R 80 Minute, 700MB, 52x Recordable Disc (Spindle Pack of 50) is a write-once disc using the Dual Reflective Layers (DRL) surface coating to maximize both compatibility and longevity. The dual reflective technology is comprised of a silver layer for broad compatibility and a gold layer for long archival life. This layer provides a low initial error rate, important for long archival life, and the same drive read/write compatibility as standard silver-only discs. The gold reflective layer is naturally resistant to corrosion. The gold layer overlaps the silver layer and prevents oxygen from coming through the lacquer layer or edge of the disc and corroding the silver.
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Verbatim 96159 Overview
CD-R UltraLife Gold Archival Grade, write-once, recordable disc with a 700MB storage capacity or 80 minutes of audio recording.
Up to 52X recording speed
Proprietary dual reflective layer coating technology
Gold layer maximizes disc lifetime by protecting data from corrosion.
Silver layer delivers high reflectivity and broad read/write compatibility.
High-quality stamper ensures good initial recording quality.
UPC: 023942961598
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Verbatim 96159 Reviews
Product as expected
By Clayton
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-29
These Gold Archival Discs are used for mastering music and archiving photos. The best cd-r's used to date.
Nice for Archival Use
By Richard
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-03-13
Great value for those precious photographs.
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Can labeling on these gold archival discs be ...
Can labeling on these gold archival discs be printed directly on the discs, or is it necessary to print and apply labels? Thanks.
These are not printable discs. You would either need to use adhesive DVD labels or soft-tip markers.
Date published: 2019-10-23
