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Verbatim 6x Speed Printable Blu-Ray Disc 25GB 10 pack cake box from Verbatim 43804

Verbatim 43804 BluRay BD-R SL Datalife 25GB 6x Wide Inkjet Printable 10 Pack

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Product Overview • Laser Wavelength: 405nm.
• Hard Coat protective layer.
• Extremely long archival life.
• Excellent playback performance.
• BD-R is for use in BD writers and recorders. Features • Capacity: 25GB
• Speed: 6x
• Pack Style: 10 Pack Spindle
• Disc Surface: Wide Inkjet Printable
• Print area: 22-118mm

Specifications
Capacity	25GB
Pack Style	Spindle
Media Type	BD-R
Type
Recording Speed	6x
Blu-ray Single Sided	Yes
Single Layer	Yes
Dual Layer	No
Disk Surface
Video Recording Time

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Verbatim 6x Speed Printable Blu-Ray Disc 25GB 10 pack cake box from Verbatim 43804