Titanium 52x Full Face Silver Printable CDR (100 Tub) (CDR-349)

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Titanium 52x Full Face Silver Printable CDR (100 Tub)

Price: £10.99 (Inc Vat)

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Datawrite Titanium CDR has always been a big seller for us and we are pleased to announce a silver printable version of the ever popular Titanium printable CDR. The white printable is well known for its reliability and durability, in line with other Titanium discs. This silver printable CDR has the same dye and therefore, the same great performance.

What is surprising about this Titanium CDR is the price. We think it's a superb bargain at this price. The top surface is silver coloured and can be printed onto directly using a suitable inkjet printer such as the Epson R330 etc. The effects are stunning if done correctly. The other good thing about these Titanium CDR is that they are full face printable or 'hub' printable as some might say. That means you can print right up to the centre hole

The discs are supplied in a 100 disc cake box with the familiar Titanium packaging. We used these in a variety of writers from NEC, Pioneer and LG and found no problems whatsoever. We would have no hesitation in recommending Datawrite Titanium Silver Printable CDR to any serious user for any purpose. We don't think you will be disappointed if you try these discs.

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Here's what some of our customers think of this product:

Very good CDR. Used in a Sony writer I got no coasters at all out of the pack. Print nicely as well. I've been using Titanium DVD for a good while but had not tried the CDR, always used Philips. I think I'll save my money now and stick with Titanium. Anon.

Bought 4 tubs of these and used 2 so far with only a couple fails but that may have been the CD drive. I use these to print on for a CD magazine and you save loads of time over using labels. Titanium seems to have a good name and I would recommend them to anyone. F.W. Woking

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