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The SuperCopier 8 Portable Drive Duplicator with 4 x SAS/SATA & 8 x USB 3.1 Ports with Thunderbolt 3 from MediaClone is a portable, lightweight drive duplicator designed for field use. It enables you to clone SAS/SATA…

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The SuperCopier 8 Portable Drive Duplicator with 4 x SAS/SATA & 8 x USB 3.1 Ports with Thunderbolt 3 from MediaClone is a portable, lightweight drive duplicator designed for field use. It enables you to clone SAS/SATA drives, USB 3.1 storage devices, Thunderbolt 3 / USB 3.1 Gen 2 devices, and NVMe SSDs, and supports cloning across storage interfaces. The unit performs at a very high transfer rate in a secure Linux environment, and is operated via a user-friendly touchscreen application.
This mode offers 100% bit-by-bit drive imaging. It works with any operating system and any file system, using a HASH verification mechanism that includes a HASH target drive and compares to the source drive for 100% verification of transferred data. The user can also image a portion of the drive by adjusting the percentage of the bit-by-bit mirror imaging.
Drives can also be duplicated in Quick Copy mode. The application supports duplication of the file system only (partitions), from many source drives using FAT, NTFS, exFAT, HFS+, or Linux EXT2-4 file system to many target drives. Also, the application can automatically perform the following functions:
This mode supports copying from source drives containing VHD files.
This mode supports selective capture of files and folders.
The application supports duplication of data from one source drive to many target drives, or from many source drives to many target drives up to 2:2 on SATA/SAS ports and more with USB 3.1 ports.
The application supports independent channel/port erase operations using erase protocols such as DoD, Security Erase, and Enhanced Security Erase.
The application supports quick formatting for NTFS, exFAT, FAT32, HFS+, and EXT4 file systems.
The user can run drive diagnostics on target drives. Supported diagnostics include S.M.A.R.T and Read-Verify tests, which report the location and number of bad sectors and weak media.
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