Jun 2, 2007 · Look to Verbatim UltraLife Gold Archival Grade DVD-R media to preserve your family photos and home movies as well as critical corporate data. Each disc is manufactured using proprietary unique dual reflective layers to maximize both compatibility and longevity.

Storage digital media for 100 years with Gold archival DVD-R discs. Verbatim's DVD-R DL media for archival storage uses a reflective layer to prevent corrosion and extend life.

These gold DVD manufacturers claim superiority over traditional silver alloy DVDs because using gold on the reflective layer (the part which is read by DVD lasers) helps to minimize the degradation of the layer during long-term storage.

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Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 16X UltraLife Gold Archival Grade - Branded Surface and Hard Coat - 50pk Spindle

Looking for long-term DVD archival capability without sacrificing compatibility? Verbatim UltraLife™ Gold DVD-R is the answer. Using proprietary dual-reflective layers, these discs are designed to last up to 100 years when properly stored.

Gold Archive CDs & DVDs. Why use a gold DVD or CD? Gold CDs and DVDs deliver a much longer life than standard CDs which have a silver reflective layer. Using gold as the reflective layer stops the metal from oxidizing over time. By using the gold reflective layer a CD can have a shelf life of over 300 years and a DVD can last over 100.

Sep 1, 2009 · The MAM Gold Archive Grade DVD is designed for applications requiring long-term storage of sensitive data, video or music files. The reflective layer is comprised of 24 karat gold, which allows maximum resistance to chemical breakdown -- …

Our Custom Printed Gold Archival grade DVD-Rs are great for small businesses, government agencies, Evidence Grade DVD-R, Judicial Grade DVD-R, Discovery Grade DVD-R, Law Enforcement Archive Grade DVD-R, and Surveillance Grade DVD-R …

Great for long term storage of digital files. The DVD's reflective layer is made with 24K gold instead of silver and has a maximum resistance to the harmful effects of oxidation, a main cause of failure to optical media.