Notes for handling discs

Notes when using discs

Do not touch recording surface when holding it.

Handle with care so that label surface and recording surface do not have fingerprints, dirt, dust, water drops, or scratches.

Do not drop or hit discs.

Do not apply excess force, like pinching with a clip, or bend.

Do not attach an adhesive sticker to the disc. This may result in the disc being unable to record or play.

Do not use in a place where lots of dirt and dust are present.

If write and print are performed separately, it is recommended to write before printing.

Leaving discs stacked may result in discs sticking to each other.

Let the discs dry naturally after printing. Touching the surface with your hand or splashing the surface with water right after printing may result in blurriness and stickiness.

Printing is possible only on the printing surface. When printing by hand, use a soft-tipped writing instrument like a felt pen, and do not use a ballpoint pen. Also, do not erase once printed.

Do not use with an auto loading mechanism, a drive with a holding mechanism larger than 33 mm, or an automotive drive. Depending on the condition used, the printing surfaces may stick.

A published CD/DVD may not be readable on another type of drive or player due to compatibility.

The recording surface side has a concentric ring projection called the stack ring. Depending on the disc, projection of the stack ring is small and use of such a disc may cause the disc to stick before or after printing. It is recommended to check the disc before use.

The specified discs have a moisture-adhesive ink receptor layer on the label surface. If stored stacked, especially under high humidity and high temperature conditions, discs may adhere to each other. If an automatic duplication machine is used, please check the disc before using.

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