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MR229
MediaRange Medical Line CD-R 700MB|80min 48x speed, inkjet fullsurface printable, Cake 50
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MR229

MediaRange Medical Line CD-R 700MB|80min 48x speed, inkjet fullsurface printable, Cake 50


MediaRange Medical Line CD-R media provide maximum reliability and are developed to meet the unique demands of healthcare environments. Our DICOM compliant Medical Line media are manufactured under highest quality standards and ensures highest possible read and write performance with a writing speed of up to 48x. The excellent compatibility with PACS image recording systems, burners and players allows for long term archival of sensible patient data. With a printing area of 26 - 118mm these discs are perfect for professional inkjet printing. The completely metalized underside of the disc allows for a top-quality image.



FEATURES

  • MediaRange Medical Line media
  • Capacity: 700MB
  • Format: CD-R
  • Speed: up to 48x
  • Packaging: cake box 50
  • Surface: white, full-surface printable
  • Surface type: for inkjet printers
  • Printing area: 26 - 118mm
  • Underside: fully metalized
  • Printable with appropriate inkjet printers
  • Professional and quick-drying surface
  • Long archival life
  • Excellent compatibility with PACS* image recording systems, burners and players
  • Excellent UV light resistance
  • Extraordinary read and write performance
  • Manufactured under highest quality standards and exclusive use of high grade Japanese materials
  • Fully controlled manufacturing process with highest quality controls
  • DICOM** compliant
  • Manufactured in ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental management system) and ISO 9001:2015 (Quality management system) certified facility

Notes:* PACS: Picture Archiving and Communication System (in healthcare environments)** DICOM: Digital Imaging and Communication (in healthcare environments)

APPLICATIONS

  • Developed to meet the unique demands of healthcare environments
  • Suitable for long term archival of patient data, medical images and healthcare records