maxell 190132 CD DVD sleeves 100 pack dvd accessory
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Tap Packaging Solutions
Holds one standard CD or DVD per case in a 100-pack of black petal-style protectors
Each case holds a single standard CD or DVD in a petal-style enclosure. The pack contains one hundred units finished in black. They belong to the Tap Packaging Boutique line of disc accessories.
Confirm you need capacity for one hundred individual discs before ordering. Ensure the petal-style opening mechanism suits your handling preference and that you have shelf or drawer space for the full quantity.
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The pack contains 100 black petal cases, each designed to hold one standard CD or DVD. No extra inserts or sleeves are required; the case itself secures the disc.
Choose the 100-count black pack for bulk storage or professional duplication runs; select a smaller coloured pack from the Organic & Chic Collection if you need colour-coded organisation or fewer cases.
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