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MAM-A/Mitsui 80Min 700MB 52X Silver White Thermal Non-Hub CD-R Media 100 Pack
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About MAM-A/Mitsui 80Min 700MB 52X Silver White Thermal
This disc has a white thermal top surface (designed for color thermal printers), and a Silver (Phthalocyanine) recording surface, with a maximum recording speed of 52x. It will work with Rimage Prism and Primera Inscripta printers. Its packaged in 100 pc shrink wrap, and in master cartons of 600 pcs. This product is not designed to work in a Rimage Everest printer. This will work with screen printing. Mitsui/MAM-A Media Supply is the largest distributor of Mitsui/MAM-A disc products in the world. Believe us when we tell you that this is no small feat. In case you haven't noticed, MAM-A CD-R costs about twice what your normal Taiwanese-made CD-R would. Mitsui/MAM-A customers are a different breed. They are very knowledgeable about their specific use of CD-R. Why is it better? #1 The Dye Since the laser which records the data burns the dye, it is a key aspect of the technology required to manufacture a high-quality CD-R. Indeed, One of MAM's greatest strength lies in its use of the patented Phthalocyanine, the best organic dye currently available. #2 The Surface Mitsui/MAM-A discs feature their own "Diamond Coat" surface, which resists scratching and fingerprints. Unlike a pressed CD-ROM, normal CD-R processing leaves the most vital area the most vulnerable. Just below that lacquer surface & reflective layer on top of your disc is the precious dye layer, which is what stores all your data. Scratch the top, and you've got a problem. Mitsui/MAM-A Diamond Coat is an extra hard surface that keeps the data safe. #3 The Consistency Every disc Mitsui/MAM-A makes is made to the center of the Orange Book standard. They don't cut any corners with shorter stacking rings (causes discs sticking together in automation), thinner reflective layers (poor playback on old readers, or dye (100-300 year life vs. 10-30)
