Taiyo Yuden’s ValueLine of CDR is a great way to save and still get a quality disc. ValueLine CDR is a higher quality product than equally priced products made in Taiwan, China or India.

The ability to print all the way to the center hub on these professional grade CD-R is what differentiates it from other Taiyo Yuden CD Recordables. Being hub-printable allows a greater display area for your message or artwork and a truly state-of-the-art look to your finished product. These discs have a white (edge to edge) inkjet top surface, and a blue/green (cyanine) recording surface, with a maximum recording speed of 52x. It was engineered specifically for use with direct surface inkjet printers like those made by Primera, Microboards, Rimage, and Epson. It’s packaged in 100 pc shrink wrap, and in master cartons of 600 pcs. This product is designed to work in all inkjet printers.

About Taiyo Yuden

The Taiyo Yuden brand is known to professionals for its virtually non-existant failure rate and universal player compatiblity. JVC joined with Taiyo Yuden in early 2010.

Taiyo Yuden made the first CD-R disc. They worked with Sony & Phillips as one of Japan’s largest chemical companies to make the dye which would store the data on the CD-R. Each disc is still made in Japan, in fact they are the only company in Japan that still makes CD-R, so if you see a Made in Japan on any CD-R disc, be it a Sony, Fuji or Imation, you know its made by Taiyo Yuden.