Videokassette Univers E180VHS

The Univers E180VHS is a standard VHS video cassette designed for recording up to 180 minutes of video on a single tape. The cassette contains 295 meters of magnetic tape with a thickness of 17 µm and a tape width of 1.26 cm, offering a balance of recording time and tape durability. The shell follows the conventional VHS form factor for compatibility with most VHS recorders and VCR players.

Advantages

The cassette provides extended recording time suitable for long events or multi-episode recordings without changing tapes. The 17 µm magnetic layer and robust tape construction contribute to consistent playback quality and reduced risk of breakage during normal use. The familiar VHS format and standard shell dimensions ensure broad compatibility with existing VHS equipment and easy storage in typical cassette libraries.

Suitable for

• Recording TV broadcasts, movies and home videos
• Archiving and preserving analog footage
• Transferring analog recordings to digital formats
• Use in VHS players, VCRs and camcorders that accept standard VHS tapes

Key specifications

• Recording time: up to 180 minutes (SP mode)
• Tape length: 295 meters
• Tape thickness: 17 µm
• Tape width: 1.26 cm (standard VHS)
• Cassette format: standard VHS shell

How to use

Insert the Univers E180VHS cassette into a compatible VHS recorder or player with the label facing up and the tape window toward the device. Use the device’s recording controls to start and stop recording; consult the VCR or camcorder manual for mode settings (SP/LP/EP) to manage recording time and quality. For playback, insert the cassette and press play; rewind or fast-forward as needed before or after viewing. Store the cassette in a cool, dry place away from strong magnetic fields and direct sunlight to maintain tape condition.

Recommendations

Handle the cassette by its outer shell, avoid touching the exposed tape, and always allow equipment to reach stable operating conditions before recording or playback. For long-term preservation, consider digitizing important recordings to reduce wear from repeated playback and to secure a backup copy in a modern format.