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Storage and Accessories Product Catalogue www.verbatim.com ABOUT VERBATIM Verbatim is a group company of Mitsubishi Chemical, one of the world’s largest chemical companies. For almost 50 years, the Verbatim brand has been at the forefront of the evolution in data storage technology and remains one of the most recognisable and respected names in the industry. Not only is Verbatim the world’s No 1 supplier of optical media (Blu-ray, DVD and CD), it also markets external hard drive storage solutions, SSDs, USB drives, memory cards, and a wide range of related accessories. The company has a strong reputation as a trusted global supplier providing quality products backed up by a fast and reliable service. Verbatim also has a significant presence in the LED lighting market, where it develops and sells a wide range of LED lamps and luminaires for offices, hotels, restaurants and domestic use. Many of the lighting products have been developed by the Mitsubishi Chemical R&D team, resulting in LEDs with world class thermal management, high colour rendering and low glare. Another Verbatim business category to have benefited from this development expertise is 3D Printing, where Verbatim has recently introduced a range of high quality filaments incorporating unique materials from Mitsubishi Chemical. Further information on these two exciting business categories can be found on www.verbatim.com. OPTICAL MEDIA MDisc .................................4 Blu-ray ................................5 DVD ..................................5 CD ....................................6 Professional Optical Media ...............7 Optical Writers .........................8 CD/DVD Cases .........................8 OPTICAL FLASH MEMORY MEDIA USB Drives .............................9 Solid State Drives (SSD). .12 FLASH Flash Memory Cards. 13 MEMORY SECURITY ................. .14 HARD DRIVES 2.5” Portable HDD ......................16 CONTENTS 3.5” Desktop HDD ......................17 HDD Enclosure Kits .....................17 ACCESSORIES HARD Portable Power Packs ....................18 Batteries ...............................19 DRIVES Sync & Charge Cables ...................20 Mediashare Wireless ....................21 Memory Card Readers & Adaptors ........21 Earphones .............................22 ACCESSORIES Optical Mice ...........................22 Verbatim Bags ..........................23 Other Product Categories - 3D Printing ....24 Other Product Categories - LED ..........25 Backing up and Archiving ................26 Quality Control .........................27 European Warranty .....................27 KEY MILESTONES 1993 Introduction of CD-ROM and 1974 1985 CD-R disks, CD-R First 8” diskettes Aquired by AZO Technology produced. Eastman Kodak. and SRAM cards. 1969 1981 1990 Verbatim First monthly Mitsubishi incorporated production of Chemical as Information 1 million floppy acquired Terminals Corp. disks. Verbatim and (ITC) - April 28, invested in the 1969. business. 2004 Blu-ray BD-R/RE, 2001 DVD 16x and DVD+RW DVD+R Double production started Layer 8.5GB, CD-R (first in the market). 2007 52x LightScribe Verbatim launched (first in Memory Cards globalises market for all) launched. corporate identity. Aquisition of 1995 SmartDisk and Acquisitions of launch of External Laser Technologies HDD Business. and Ecotone. CD-R production 2002 1999 started at MCI in DVD+R and CD-R Restructuring and Singapore. Ultra Speed 24x establishment products launched of the MKM/ (first in the market). Verbatim Group. DVD-R & DVD-RW Start of sales of launched. 2009 USB Drives. Mitsubishi Kagaku Media Co. Ltd announces acquisition 2011 of Freecom B.V - VELVE OLED extending global Lighting launched 2013 presence and utilising technology VxRGB LED position in external from Mitsubishi lamps launched. storage market. Chemical Corp. 2008 2010 2012 Blu-ray Dual Launch of Cleansui Water Layer, SDHC LED Lighting Filters launched in & MicroSDHC, business utilising Europe. Multimedia technology HDD, RAID HDD from Mitsubishi SSD Launch. & Colour HDD Chemical Corp. launched. 2016 Operations centralised to new headquarters in Eschborn, Germany. Optical drives launched 2014 Launch of PLA & ABS 3D printing filaments. 2018 FOREVER2015 STORAGE New range of M-Disc security products collaboration. launched Introduction of 1000yr archival media helping people to live in a healthy, comfortable and sustainable way. When drive manufacturers test their products, they use Verbatim OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY media. It’s the global No.1 for a reason - guaranteed quality! MDISC™ ARCHIVAL MDiscs have a projected average lifetime of over 1000 years (based on ISO/IEC 16963 testing) which makes them ideal for storing your most precious documents – files that you simply cannot afford to lose. Unlike traditional optical media which use dyes, data stored on an MDisc is engraved on a patented inorganic write layer which will not fade or deteriorate. This unique engraving process renders these archival grade discs practically impervious to environmental exposure, including light, temperature and humidity. Losing digital files forever is very easy to do. We all know someone whose laptop or hard drive has failed and has lost everything or faced a big bill to recover their data. The problem is that most types of digital storage are not designed to last beyond five to ten years: Hard Drives Are perfect for the day to day storage of lots of digital files. But a large number of mechanical parts mean they have a limited expected lifetime. USB Drives Make sharing and moving digital files easy. But they are very easy to lose and most flash chips can only retain data for a maximum of ten years. The Cloud Means you can access what you need from any device anywhere in the world. But where is your data, will it always be there and who else can access it? ONLY optical media is durable enough to protect your most valuable digital files and memories for the long term and Verbatim MDISC is the most durable of all. See www.verbatim-europe.com/mdisc for more information. Corruptible Data Permanent Layer (Vulnerable to Failure) (Physical Change) Dye Layer www.mdisc.com Rock-like Layer Adhesive Layer Adhesive Layer Reflective Layer Polycarbonate Layer Polycarbonate Layer STANDARD DVD PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY M-Disc DVD R M-Disc BD-R 43821 4X 5pk Jewel Case Inkjet Printable 4.7 GB 43823 4X 5pk Jewel Case Inkjet Printable 25 GB 43824 4X 10pk Spindle Inkjet Printable 4.7 GB 43825 4X 10pk Spindle Inkjet Printable 25 GB M-Disc BDXL 43834 4X 5pk Jewel Case Matt Silver 100 GB 4 BLU-RAY • High capacity for high definition (HD) video or long-term archiving OPTICAL • Dual layer (DL) discs with two recording layers for 50GB storage • BD-R XL – three recording layers for 100GB storage PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY BD-R MABL BD-R DL 43715 6X 5pk Jewel Case White/Blue 25 GB 43748 6X 5pk Jewel Case White/blue 50 GB 43713 6X 10pk Jewel Case Wide Printable No-ID 25 GB 43736 6X 10pk Jewel Case Wide Printable No-ID 50 GB 43742 6X 10pk Spindle White/Blue 25 GB 43746 6X 10pk Spindle White/Blue 50 GB BD-R Datalife BD-RE 43836 6X 5pk Jewel Case White/Blue 25 GB 43615 2X 5pk Jewel Case White/Blue 25 GB 43804 6X 10pk Spindle Wide Printable No-ID 25 GB 43694 2X 10pk Spindle White/Blue 25 GB 43811 6X 25pk Spindle Wide Printable No-ID 25 GB BD-RE DL 43837 6X 25pk Spindle White/Blue 25 GB 43760 2X 5pk Jewel Case White/Blue 50 GB 43812 6X 50pk Spindle Wide Printable No-ID 25 GB BD-R XL 43838 6X 50pk Spindle White/Blue 25 GB 43789 4X 5pk Jewel Case Wide Printable No-ID 100 GB DVD DVD-R AZO DVD+R AZO • Suitable for drives which support DVD+R • Suitable for drives which support media DVD-R media • Mitsubishi AZO technology for increased • Mitsubishi AZO technology for protection and reliability increased protection and reliability PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY Jewel Case Jewel Case 43519 16X 5pk Jewel Case Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43508 16X 10pk Jewel Case Wide Printable ID 4.7 GB 43521 16X 10pk Jewel Case Wide Printable ID 4.7 GB Spindle Slim Case 43498 16X 10pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43557 16X 5pk Slim Case 5 Colours 4.7 GB 43500 16X 25pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB Spindle 43550 16X 50pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43523 16X 10pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43512 16X 50pk Spindle Wide Printable No-ID 4.7 GB 43522 16X 25pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43815 16X 50pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43538 16X 25pk Spindle Wide Printable ID 4.7 GB 43551 16X 100pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43548 16X 50pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43533 16X 50pk Spindle Wide Print No-ID 4.7 GB 43549 16X 100pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB Wrap 43729 16X 10pk Wrap Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43788 16X 50pk Wrap Matt Silver 4.7 GB DVD+RW 43791 16X 50pk Wrap (Datalife) Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43793 16X 50pk Wrap (Datalife) Inkjet Printable 4.7 GB • Re-writable disc • Suitable for drives which support DVD+R media DVD-RW • Re-writable disc • Suitable for drives which support DVD-R media PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY • SERL technology for high reliability and Jewel Case long-term archive stability 43229 4X 5pk Jewel Case Matt Silver 4.7 GB Slim Case 43297 4X 5pk Slim Case 5 Colours 4.7 GB PART NO SPEED CONFIGURATION SURFACE CAPACITY Spindle Jewel Case 43488 4X 10pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43285 4X 5pk Jewel Case Matt Silver 4.7 GB 43489 4X 25pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7 GB Spindle 43552 4X 10pk Spindle Matt Silver 4.7
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