SWD NVME PCIE SSD Multiple Drive Eraser Unit

SWD NVMe PCIE SSD Multiple Ports Drive Cloner:

Supports U.2, M.2 and PCIE NVMe SSD
Cross copy between NVMe, SATA and USB
Supports NVMe SSD with name spacing
Supports NVMe Secure Erase

$8,600.00

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SKU:: SWD-0007-00A

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SWD NVME PCIE SSD Multiple Drive Eraser Unit

The SWD NVMe Multi PCIE SSD unit is a standalone, dedicated hardware to erasing multiple NVMe SSD at the same time very efficiently. The unit is industrial and durably built, using a desktop-style. The unit supports SSD and USB Flash drives. The SWDs erase application is easy to use with touchscreen icons and supports many erase protocols, such as:

DoD 5220-22M (ECE) erase specification (with 7 writing passes and one verification pass).
DoD Lite 5220-22M (E) erase specification (with 3 writing passes and one verification pass).
Security Erase (for SATA drives).
Enhanced Security Erase (for SATA drives).
Sanitize (3 types to be used with SAS SSD).
“User” Defined Erase Settings
NVMe-Format/NVMe Secure Erase (for NVMe SSD).

Not all the above erase protocols are supported by NVMe SSD (Security Erase, Enhanced Security Erase, and Sanitize are not supported by NVMe SSD), but they can be used to erase USB flash drives and SATA drives (connected via an e-SATA port).

Features

Standalone, Secure, No License Scheme, Dedicated NVMe SSD data Eraser, Built with Extreme Performing Hardware, Heavy Duty, Easy to Use, Very Flexible UI. Standalone hardware gives the user consistent performances and is the most secure solution when in combination with Linux OS. No license scheme makes the solution cost-effective. Lifetime free s/w updates and supports. The units run 24/7, 365 days of the year, with no failure.

Application Features:

Erase Drives using the following Erase Protocols:
- DoD 5220-22M (ECE) erase specification (with 7 writing passes and one pass of verification)
- DoD Lite 5220-22M (E) (3 writing passes and one pass of verification)
- Security Erase Protocol (for SATA drives) - Enhanced Security Erase Protocol (for SATA drives)
- Sanitize (for SAS SSD – 3 Types)
- NVMe Secure Erase (for NVMe SSD – 3 Types)
- “User” Defined its Erase Settings
Erase Bitlocker encrypted partitions.

Operation Highlights:

Hot Pluggable Ports: Each of the unit’s port is hot pluggable. When a session completes, the user can plug another drive and select it to run a new operation.
Scripting: Easy Scripting can be set and used for a repeat operation.
Reporting: Detailed logs for drive duplication and drive erase sessions.
SQL Erase Database: A collection of the erase logs, erase certificates, and drive information.
Easy export for logs and the database to a USB stick or share it over a network.
Access/control the unit remotely.
NIST compliance.
R.2 ready with self calibration.

Example of an erase operation, or drive diagnostic: Utilize any of the unit’s ports to plug in a drive and run it in separate sessions. The user can plug 8 NVMe SSD and 8 USB drives and run 16 erase sessions at the same time!

Main Hardware Features:
Case:	Desktop, Industrial
CPU:	i9 Latest generation
Display:	10" touchscreen, color LCD display
8 Channel HDD Open Tray:	Easy to insert and plug tray that accommodates any size and shape of drives or storage devices (such as different types of NVMe SSD, like M.2 and U.2); contains power status LED indicators.
Hardware:	Very high-quality, high performing components; some with military specifications
OS:	Linux Ubuntu 64 bit.
Security:	Linux OS (Linux is less targeted by malware).
Application Updates:	The application can easily be updated via USB thumb drive and displays a special update application screen.
Dedicated Secure Screen:	Erases and Formats storage devices (HDD, SSD, USB storage devices and multi media cards).
Hardware Specifications:
3 Sanitization Modes:	16GB DDR4 internal memory
Storage controller:	NVMe storage controller
Hardware Supports:
Erase Operations:	These ports' role cannot be changed by the user
Supports Storage Protocols and Interfaces:	SATA, e-SATA enclosures, M.2 SATA, IDE (with the use of the e-SATA port), USB2.0, USB3.0, MMC, and NVMe.
Supports Form Factors:	3.5", 2.5", ZIF, 1.8", Micro-SATA, Mini-SATA, and M.2 NGFF storage devices.
Erase Multi-Media Cards:	Supports SD/CF/Memory Stick/microSD with the use of a Multi-Media Card reader via a USB port.
Application Settings:
HPA/DCO Automatic Supports:	USB1.1 / 2.0 / 3.0 flash memory devices
Bad Sectors Handling:	The user can select to skip bad sectors/blocks or abort the operation when it encounters bad sectors/blocks on the source drive.
48bit LBA Addressing:	All (Windows, Mac, Linux, and other proprietary systems).
Application Features:
GUI:	Backlit Monochrome LCD Display
Speed:	2 LED Indicators per port Green (Pass) and Red (Fail)
Application Main Operation:
Erase data from drives Erase Verification Format Drive Diagnostics Erase and Format Operation: Drive Erase Protocols: DoD 5220-22M (ECE) Mode: Use 7 passes/iterations to rewrite the drive and use the last 8th pass/iteration for verification. DoD Lite 5220-22M (E) Mode: Use 3 passes/iterations to rewrite the drive and use the last 4th pass/iteration for verification. Security Erase Mode: Use the internal firmware of the drive to perform internal drive erases. The erase operation overwrites all the user’s data areas with binary zeroes. It is the most efficient operations and saves time, allowing the user to perform 8 iterations. It has a built-in verification process (it is supported by SATA drives that MFG after year 2000). Enhanced Security Erase Mode: It is very similar to the Security Erase mode. It is the recommended erase mode for drives that are supported by this mode. The Enhanced Security Erase mode writes pre-determined data patterns (set by the manufacturer) to all the user’s data areas, including sectors that are no longer in use due to reallocation. “User” Erase Mode: The user can define their own parameters on how to run the erase operation. The user can decide on the final pattern of the data that will be written on the drive, the number of erase iterations, and the verification mode (none, full, partial, all of which is randomly verified up to 10% of the areas on the drive). Sanitize Erase Mode: Supported mostly by SAS SSD. There are 3 types: 1. Rewrites the media. 2. Block erase – similar to security erase. and 3. Crypto – where the drive f/w encrypts the data and throws away the encryption key. NVMe Format Mode for NVMe SSD with 3 types: 1. NVMe Format. 2. Security Crypto Erase – for drives that support it (it fills the drive after the erase using random data so the user will not be able to run a Verify after. This is similar to Crypto mode of Sanitize or Enhanced Security Erase). 3. Security User Erase – for drives that support it (NVMe Format is the best way to erase drives with multiple namespaces). NIST Compliance: Security Erase, Enhanced Security Erase, DoD erase, Sanitize, and NVMe erase protocols are all NIST 800-88 compliant. The “User” erase mode is NIST compliant only when the user enables the full verification option. Erase Drives with passcode: The application will be able to erase drives that are password protected only if the user has the passcode. The user needs to insert the passcode in the Security Erase setting prior to running the erase operation. Drive Format: NTFS, FAT, exFAT, HFS+, EXT4. Drive Diagnostics Operation: Drive Diagnostics tests and S.M.A.R.T. drive tests: If the user intends to erase a drive for re-use purpose, it is recommended to run some “Health test” on the drive prior to the erase process. There are 4 available types of tests: Read-Verify: supported by all storage protocols. Short Test (2-5 minutes): scans random areas on the drive. Extended Full Test (Can take hours): scans the entire drive. Conveyance Test: identifies damage incurred during the transporting of the drive to evaluate the “health” condition of the drive prior to the erase operation (S.M.A.R.T. is only supported by SATA/SAS/SCSI storage protocols, it is not supported by NVMe SSD). Logs and Erase Certification: The application generates extensive erase log files and erase certifications (option to save to NIST 800-88 format) that are easy to export to USB flash drives. The user can add his company logo to the erase certification and also add additional info on the erase runs that will append to the certification. NEW SQL Log files Database: The user is able to manage the log files in one SQL database that can be easily exported.
Parallel Operations:
Multiple Session Operation: Versatility with Multiple Cloning Sessions: The user can assign and select one source and many target ports into one session of cloning. Also, the user can have many sessions of cloning; each will have one source drive and at least one target drive. This gives the user more possibilities to use the unit in a very efficient way. The user can run multiple, simultaneous, parallel operations using any available ports. Also, the user can combine more than one port/storage device to run in the same sessions. In addition, the user can mix different types of operations, and each operation is set as a new independent session. An example of operations: Erase data from a drive that is connected to the first port, quick copy using drives connected to ports 2 and 3, and so on. Multiple Sessions Application Screen: All running sessions are displayed in one “Application Screen”. The “Application Screen” shows the name of the session, the operation of the session, the error or abortion flag, the progress completion bar, and the successful completion flag. The user can abort a session, tap on a session to monitor its real-time running progress, and get the specific detailed setting for that run. It is a very easy way to view, navigate, and control the sessions. Drive Detection Application Screen: All drives and storage devices that are connected to the unit will be scanned and displayed in one application screen called “The Detection Screen”. The user can tap on each drive to get the drives detailed info, perform a specific operation on that drive, like resizing it, as well as select it for the desired operation they are planning to use.
Options:	USB3.0 to SATA Adapters and Kits Option: Today USB3.0 technology is extremely fast and can run read data from SSD drives up to 20GB/min. With the use of USB3.0 to SATA 4 channel Kit, the user can convert 4 USB3.0 ports to 4 SATA ports on any of MediaClone’s units. The optional Kit is supplied with one external PS and it includes all the cabling to power and connect the 4 USB3.0 ports to SATA adapters. The tested performance of the unit, when running 4 adapters in parallel, was measured at a very high speed and with very little speed degradation. Built-in the US: The units are built and tested in the US. Warranty: One-year free warranty on the main unit (this does not include warranty or accessories, adapters, and cables).
Ports:	Native NVMe: 8 U.2 Ports Native e-SATA: 1 Port USB3.1: 8 Ports (4 in front and 4 on the back panel) HDMI and DP port for external monitor. Top and Front Panel: 8 NVMe U.2 ports, 1 e-SATA port, 4 USB3.0 ports, and HDMI and DP port. Back Panel: 1 USB3.1 Type C Gen2 (10gigabit/s) ports, 1 USB3.1 Type A Gen2 (10gigabit/s port), 4 USB3.0 ports, and 1Gigabit/s Ethernet ports.
Power Characteristics:	A built-in universal auto switching 750W UL/CE/PSE power supply with an input voltage of 100-240V/50-60HZ.
Operating Environment:	5°C - 55°C (40°F-130°F), relative humidity: 20-60% non-condensing.
Mechanical Characteristics:	Base unit’s dimensions: 16.0” x 15.0” x 4.0” inch. (400 x 380 x 100 mm). 8-channel open tray dimensions: 11”x 6”x 2”. A user will have to attach the display pad to the main unit. Shipping Dimensions: Box dimensions: 24” x 20” x 16” inch. Shipping box weight: 35 lbs.
Included Items:	8 M.2 NVMe to U.2 SFF-8638 adapters and 8 SFF-8639 U.2 male to female extension cables.

Custom Field

SWD NVMe PCIE SSD Multiple Ports Drive Cloner

Supports U.2, M.2 and PCIE NVMe SSD
Cross copy between NVMe, SATA and USB
Supports NVMe SSD with name spacing
Supports NVMe Secure Erase

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