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Black standalone USB duplicator with LCD screen and 95 target slots

Systor

Systor SYSUSB30100-95 USB 3.0/3.1 Duplicator 1 to 95 targets 100MB/sec

SKU CH-RQJG-ES52P

Copies up to 95 USB drives simultaneously at 100MB/sec without a computer

  • TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
  • Target1 to 95
  • Buffer Memory256M
  • Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1
  • Data Transfer Rate100MB/sec
  • Language SupportEnglish or Japanese

Target Size 1 to 95

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Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

DATA TRANSFER RATE USB 3.0/3.1 - 6GB/min [100MB/sec]

  • Standalone operation with no computer or software required
  • Asynchronous copying lets each channel load, unload and copy independently
  • Bit-for-bit hardware comparison verifies every duplicated drive
  • LCD screen shows real-time status in English or Japanese
  • DoD-compliant erase with three formatting modes for secure sanitisation

Systor USB 3.0/3.1 Duplicator 1 to 95 Targets

This standalone duplicator copies up to ninety-five USB flash drives simultaneously without a host computer. It supports USB 1.1 through 3.1 media and reaches transfer rates of one hundred megabytes per second. The unit suits IT departments, duplication houses and forensic labs that need high-volume, software-free cloning.

Build Quality and Daily Connectivity

A black panel with slot-loading bays and a built-in LCD screen provides status feedback in English or Japanese. Two hundred fifty-six megabytes of buffer memory sustain asynchronous operation so each channel loads, unloads and copies independently. The device runs on one hundred fifteen or two hundred thirty volt power and tolerates operating humidity from fifteen to ninety percent.

Replaces Manual Single-Drive Workflows

The duplicator eliminates the need to connect drives one by one to a PC for imaging or sanitisation. Bit-for-bit comparison and DoD-compliant erase functions handle both duplication and secure disposal in one pass. Organisations still copying fewer than a handful of drives at a time will not see the same efficiency gain.

Highlights

  • Standalone operation with no computer or software required
  • Asynchronous copying lets each channel load, unload and copy independently
  • Bit-for-bit hardware comparison verifies every duplicated drive
  • LCD screen shows real-time status in English or Japanese
  • DoD-compliant erase with three formatting modes for secure sanitisation

Specifications

BrandSystor
ModelSYSUSB30100-95
TypeUSB Flash Drive Duplicator
Target1 to 95
Buffer Memory256M
Supported MediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1
Data Transfer Rate100MB/sec
Language SupportEnglish or Japanese
DisplayLCD Screen
Operating TypeStandalone
Panel ColorBlack
Load TypeSlot
FeaturesQuick Copy: FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux(EXT2/EXT3/EXT4) Whole Media Copy: All Formats
Environmental SpecOperating Humidity: 15% ~ 90%
Power Supply115V / 230V

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Questions about this item

What USB standards does the duplicator support, and what practical throughput does the 100MB/sec rate cap?

It handles USB 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 and 3.1 drives, and the 100MB/sec ceiling limits each target to roughly 6GB per minute during copy or erase jobs.

How many flash drives can be mounted at once, and what physical load style is used?

Up to 95 target drives load through front-facing slots; the source occupies a dedicated slot on the same panel.

How is the unit set up for a duplication run, and which step do operators most often skip?

Power on, wait for the self-diagnostics to finish, insert source and target drives, then select copy mode on the LCD — skipping the self-diagnostics wait is the common error.

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