StarTech.com Hard Drive Duplicator and Eraser

The 1:1 Standalone Hard Drive Duplicator and Eraser for 2.5/3.5 SATA and SAS Drives is a great fit for enterprise storage and data center applications. It provides a versatile and cost-effective drive management solution allowing you to clone SATA or SAS drives 1:1 at speeds of up ...The 1:1 Standalone Hard Drive Duplicator and Eraser for 2.5/3.5 SATA and SAS Drives is a great fit for enterprise storage and data center applications. It provides a versatile and cost-effective drive management solution allowing you to clone SATA or SAS drives 1:1 at speeds of up to 13GB per minute.

It provides IT professionals and system administrators with a powerful tool to effectively manage drives for backend server infrastructure or drives distributed to organizational employees. It contributes to a more efficient workflow by enabling completion of duplication tasks without the use of a computer or software. You can quickly back up and archive data, duplicate data for disk imaging, or transfer content to additional drives for office professionals, medical staff, government personnel, or other employees.You can also erase SATA or SAS drives with ease, without a host computer.

As a drive eraser, it can erase two drives simultaneously and gives you a choice of six erase modes including Quick Erase, Secure Erase, 1-Pass Overwrite, 3-Pass Overwrite (DoD), 3-Pass Erase and Compare, and 7-Pass Overwrite. The multiple erasure modes give you the assurance that data can be securely erased when repurposing drives. This alleviates concerns over privacy-related issues when erasing sensitive data, important to many professional offices such as medical, legal and accounting firms.The drive eraser also enables you to keep a record of completed erase jobs, with built-in erasure logging, for auditing purposes.

It connects to an RS232 serial printer to print a record of the erase procedure and confirm that the erase has been successfully completed. The printed receipt clearly shows you the time and date of erase, as well as the erase mode used.