StarTech.com USB memory duplicator/1 to 7/No PC required Stand-alone type/2 types of copy modes (1.5 GB/min)/3 types of erasure modes/LCD display/flash drive, memory stick copier

USB Flash Drive Clone & Eraser: Standalone 1:7 USB Flash Drive Clone & Eraser Stand, No PC Required. Ideal solution for managing multiple bootable USB flash drives, erasing data, and quickly sharing data without a PC or software. Drive Compatibility: Supports copying/duplicating and erasing USB 3.0/2.0 flash drives. USB external storage (Note: External USB devices may require a separate power source). Future firmware upgrades supported. Clone & Erase Mode: 1.5GB/min. System & File Copy (FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux ext2, ext3, ext4 formats), Sector-by-Sector Full Drive Copy (All File Formats), Quick Erase, Single-Pass & 3-Pass Overwrite (DoD/NIST SP 800-88 Rev 1 Clear). TAA Compliant.
LCD Menu Display: Push-button interface monitors drive information, read/write performance, and scans for errors and bad sectors. Copy and Compare compares the copied drive with the source. Green/Red LEDs indicate activity/errors. Asynchronous Replication Mode: With 128MB of built-in memory, asynchronous replication mode allows for quick copying to multiple USB flash drives (source content must be less than 128MB). Simply remove the drive once copying is complete and insert a new one for continued copying.
Used for software and OS update deployment Copy and distribution of sales catalog Back up USB memory without using host computer
Preparing to erase and reuse the USB drive
Testing and evaluating USB drives Make accurate backup copies when data integrity is critical, such as when recovering data IT managers who want to erase multiple drives simultaneously for use in other applications
*When cloning, a drive of equal or greater size than the source drive is required.
*When erasing data, only the destination port is active and the source port is unavailable, which prevents accidental erasure of data on the source drive.
*Copying/cloning/erasing is supported on hard drives or solid state drives via a hard drive docking station or USB enclosure (sold separately) if the storage media is supported.