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Black standalone USB duplicator tower with LCD screen and 167 slots

Systor

Systor SYS-USBD-167 USB Duplicator 1 to 167

SKU CH-HS8A-HCMBF

Standalone USB duplicator copies up to 167 drives simultaneously at 33 MB/s with asynchronous operation and bit-for-bit verification

  • TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
  • Target1 to 167
  • Buffer Memory256 MB
  • Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, & USB 3.0
  • Data Transfer Rate33MB/s
  • Language SupportEnglish, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese

Target Size 1 to 167

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DATA TRANSFER RATE USB 2.0/2.1 - 2GB/min [33MB/sec]

  • Standalone operation with no computer required
  • Copies up to 167 USB drives simultaneously
  • Up to 2 GB per minute copy speed
  • Bit-for-bit comparison verifies every duplication
  • Supports USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 devices

1-to-167 USB Duplicator with Sanitizer

The Systor SYS-USBD-167 is a standalone USB flash drive duplicator and sanitizer that copies up to 167 targets simultaneously. It operates without a host computer and supports USB 1.1, 2.0, and 3.0 media at speeds up to 33 MB/sec. A 256 MB buffer and multi-core processor manage synchronous and asynchronous copy modes.

Suits high-volume duplication labs.

This unit fits IT departments, duplication services, and forensic teams that need bit-for-bit copies of many USB drives at once with DoD-compliant erase functions. It is not suited for users who only duplicate occasional single drives or who require media support beyond the listed USB standards.

167-target asynchronous copy capacity

The defining specification is the ability to load, unload, and copy on each of the 167 channels independently in asynchronous mode, eliminating wait time between batches. Synchronous mode is also available for verification-heavy workflows, and the LCD panel reports real-time status for every port.

Pluspunten

  • Standalone operation with no computer required
  • Copies up to 167 USB drives simultaneously
  • Up to 2 GB per minute copy speed
  • Bit-for-bit comparison verifies every duplication
  • Supports USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 devices

Specificaties

BrandSystor
ModelSYS-USBD-167
TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
Target1 to 167
Buffer Memory256 MB
Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, & USB 3.0
Data Transfer Rate33MB/s
Language SupportEnglish, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese
DisplayLCD Screen
Operating TypeStandalone
ConnectorSATA
Panel ColorBlack
Load TypeSlot
Key FeaturesSynchronous or Asynchronous mode
FeaturesQuick Copy: FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux(EXT2/EXT3/EXT4) Whole Media Copy: All Formats
Power Supply115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, 400 W

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Does the SYS-USBD-167 ship with any USB flash drives or cables, or must I supply all 167 target drives myself?

The duplicator is a standalone unit with 167 target ports and an LCD screen; no flash drives or extra cables are included, so you provide every USB 1.1, 2.0 or 3.0 drive you want to copy.

Should I choose synchronous or asynchronous mode when copying 167 drives at once?

Asynchronous mode lets each of the 167 channels load, unload and copy independently at up to 33 MB/s, while synchronous mode waits for all ports to be ready before starting a single batch copy.

What does the 33 MB/s headline speed mean when I am duplicating mixed USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 drives in a real workload?

The 33 MB/s peak is the hardware limit; actual throughput per port depends on each drive's own read/write capability, so USB 2.0 media will run slower while USB 3.0 drives can approach the maximum rate.

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