BD-R DL MediaRange MRPL403 50 GB 25 db

MediaRange MRPL403 BD-R DL discs offer 50 GB native capacity per disc and are supplied in a pack of 25. Designed for professional duplication and long-term archiving, these BD-R DL media have a white printable surface and support write speeds up to 6x. The discs are manufactured using a high-to-low layering process for broad compatibility with burners, printers and robotic systems, and feature a fully metalized underside to ensure consistent print quality across the entire printable area.

Advantages

These BD-R DL discs combine high capacity and stable recording performance to support rapid duplication workflows. The ProSelect-style lacquered top layer is suitable for inkjet printing and the white printable surface simplifies labeling. MediaRange’s professional line is produced for long archival life and enhanced resistance to UV light, while the high-to-low manufacturing method improves compatibility with a wide range of hardware.

Suitable for

• Professional duplication and disc production
• Archiving large video and photo collections
• Backing up important documents and datasets
• Inkjet printing of disc labels and artwork

Key specifications

• Model: MediaRange MRPL403
• Type: BD-R DL (dual layer)
• Capacity: 50 GB native per disc
• Pack quantity: 25 discs
• Write speed: up to 6x
• Printable surface: white, lacquered for inkjet printing
• Colour: White
• MPN: MRPL403; EAN: 4260459611455

How to use

Insert a MediaRange BD-R DL disc into a compatible Blu-ray recorder and select the appropriate burn settings in your disc authoring software, choosing BD-R DL (dual layer) support and a write speed up to 6x for fastest reliable results. For printing, allow the freshly printed ink to dry fully before handling or inserting discs into jewel cases or packaging. Store burned discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain archival life.

Recommendations

For best compatibility, use recent firmware on your burner and verify discs after burning. When producing printed discs, test one disc first to confirm printer alignment and drying time before processing larger batches.