Press Release: Nexcopy Introduces SD Duplicators with Sanitize Feature
Lake Forest, CA – November 5, 2013 – Nexcopy Inc., a leading manufacturer of flash memory duplicators, announces two new standalone SD duplicators with sanitize feature: the 1-15 and 1-31 target systems. These models offer high-speed Secure Digital (SD) duplication combined with advanced sanitization capabilities for enterprise, IT, and government data workflows.
Why Sanitization Matters in SD Duplicators
The new Nexcopy SD duplicators introduce a powerful full binary overwrite system, offering both single-pass and triple-pass random write sequencing. This proprietary triple-pass process ensures data is permanently deleted—making these SD duplicators with sanitize feature ideal for secure environments where data cannot be recovered by forensic tools.
Efficient In-House Duplication and Sanitization
These standalone duplicators are perfect for businesses needing in-house flash memory management. They allow duplication and sanitization of multiple SD cards simultaneously. Nexcopy’s core binary copy engine, used in its trusted USB duplicators, supports all major file systems: FAT, FAT32, NTFS, ext2, ext3, ext4, and custom formats. This makes the SD duplicators with sanitize feature highly flexible for IT teams and software developers.
“Pivoting from our core binary copy firmware, Nexcopy expands our technology to include sanitization features now being sought by IT professionals,” said Greg Morris, President of Nexcopy Inc. “We built these standalone SD duplicators specifically to meet enterprise demands.”
Standalone Operation with One-Touch Control
The Nexcopy SD duplicators operate independently of any host computer. Their simple one-button functionality allows fast deployment, making them ideal for deployment labs, software QA teams, government organizations, and educational institutions where speed and security matter most.
Available Models of Nexcopy SD Duplicators with Sanitize Feature
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Global Availability
Nexcopy’s complete product line—including USB, SD, CF, and microSD duplicators with sanitize features—is available through a global network of authorized resellers.
About Nexcopy Incorporated
Nexcopy specializes in cutting-edge duplication technology for flash memory. As a pioneer in solid-state memory duplication, Nexcopy serves clients across North and South America, Europe, Asia, and beyond, from its headquarters in Lake Forest, California.
Nexcopy Incorporated
13 Orchard Road, Suite 102
Lake Forest, CA 92630
+1 949 481 6478
contact@nexcopy.com
https://www.nexcopy.com
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