A VHS cassette contains a 12.70 mm (approx ½-inch) wide magnetic tape wound between two spools, allowing it to be slowly passed over the various playback and recording heads of the video cassette recorder. The tape speed is 3.335 cm/s for NTSC, 2.339 cm/s for PAL. A cassette holds a maximum of about 430 m of tape at the lowest acceptable tape thickness, giving a maximum playing time of about 3.5 hours for NTSC and 5 hours for PAL at "standard" (SP) quality. Most cassettes have lower recording times because they use thicker tape, which helps avoiding jams; careful users generally avoid the thinnest tapes. More recent machines usually allow the selection of longer recording times by lowering the tape speed even further: LP mode (for PAL) halves the tape speed and doubles the recording time, while EP mode (for NTSC) drops the tape speed to one-third, for triple the recording time. Of course these speed reductions cause corresponding reductions in video quality, also tapes recorded at the lower speed often don't play well on another recoder than the one they were produced on. Because of this, commercial prerecorded tapes were almost always recorded in SP mode. For providing better quality and convenient of out customers we load our own VHS. We are able to load coustom length of VHS (From 5 min to 180 min) with defferent colors of shell orange, red, yellow, blue, white and black

VHS CUSTOM LOAD/(100 pcs) T-5 $51.00 T-95 $90.00 T-10 $51.00 T-100 $92.00 T-15 $51.00 T-105 $95.00 T-20 $51.00 T-110 $100.00 T-30 $55.00 T-120 $110.00 T-45 $58.00 T-135 $115.00 T-60 $70.00 T-145 $120.00 T-65 $75.00 T-160 $135.00 T-75 $80.00 T-180 $155.00 T-90 $88.00