Nexcopy first made waves back in 2009 with their USB400PC and USB600PC systems—PC-based USB duplicators offering 40 and 60 target ports. At the time, these systems broke ground by overcoming Windows’ drive letter limitations and offering a modular expansion path for high-volume USB duplication.

Fast-forward to 2025, Nexcopy continues to lead the field with a wide range of duplicators, now including USB 3.0 support, write protection, and advanced data handling features. Their modular system design allows users to scale from 20 ports to 60 ports by adding more hardware units to the same PC-based platform—ideal for Fortune 500 companies, schools, universities, and service bureaus.

The company also overcame technical challenges like Windows’ drive letter limit by bypassing the OS’s native mounting system. Instead, Nexcopy communicates directly with each USB controller, allowing the system to support dozens of devices simultaneously without exhausting the alphabet.

Current models include:

• USB160PC – A 16-port USB 3.0 duplicator offering File, Device, Image, Copy?Add, and Unique Data Streaming modes. Includes checksum verification, data collection, and bootable image support.
• USB160PRO – Adds advanced features such as hardware write protection, CD-ROM emulation, dual partitions, Copy Secure encryption, and descriptor-level customization.
• USB400PC / USB600PC – Still the largest standard PC-based duplicators on the market with 40 and 60 USB ports, updated with Nexcopy’s latest Drive Manager PRO software.

Nexcopy’s Data Collection feature remains a unique and valuable tool. It reverses the usual duplicator workflow by extracting data from each USB drive and saving it into uniquely labeled folders on the host PC. This is especially useful for teachers collecting student homework or companies retrieving field-collected data.

Update: Nexcopy Develops In-House Copy Protection to Support Mac OS

As of 2025, Nexcopy no longer partners with TrusCont for USB copy protection solutions. This strategic shift was driven by Nexcopy’s commitment to supporting both Windows and macOS platforms. TrusCont’s DRM solution did not support Mac, which became a critical limitation for many users. To address this, Nexcopy developed its own proprietary technology—Copy Secure—a hardware-based USB copy protection solution compatible with both Windows 10+ and macOS. The Copy Secure flash drives offer true read-only, copy-protected media with cross-platform support and no software installation required by the end-user.

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We’ve seen plenty of data encryption solutions for USB, but what about true Digital Rights Management for USB drives and their content? Nexcopy seems to be thinking the same thing. Nexcopy has teamed with TrusCont to offer genuine DRM technology for flash drives.

The USB Copy Protection solution includes the ability to protect both .exe and .pdf files. For each format, users can configure time limits, password protection, anti-copy safeguards, and anti-rip controls. For PDFs, additional restrictions such as disabling copy/paste and printing can also be applied—making this a true digital rights management solution for USB.

The enhanced USB drive offers more than just copy protection—which is already groundbreaking—it also allows end-users to configure:

• USB CD-ROM partition
• USB Read Only partition
• Or a combination of those, plus an Open partition for general read/write access

For maximum flexibility, the flash drive can be reconfigured repeatedly with either a USB CD-ROM partition or a USB Read Only partition. If you’re looking to build your own U3-style USB drive, test auto-launch software, or deploy secure media for enterprise use—this is the platform to explore.

Nexcopy is offering the TSFD Publisher Kit, which bundles their USB duplicator with TrusCont’s copy protection software and configuration utility. Kits are available in quantities of 50, 100, 300, or 500+ enhanced TSFD USB drives.

I’ve requested a demo unit to explore the system firsthand and will report back with details.

Source: PRWeb via Nexcopy Inc. and

Update: Nexcopy reports the USB duplicator will duplicate 30MBs of data to all 20 flash drives in about 40 seconds. The USB duplicator will copy 250MBs of data in about 3.5 minutes. So the USB duplicator has good performance on data copy speeds.

Nexcopy announced earlier this week their USB200PC USB Duplicator is available for purchase. This unit appears to be the easiest and most economical way to load content to USB flash memory. The USB duplicator is a PC-based system which copies from a master location to 20 slave ports. I would think this an excellent product for those looking to produce interactive product information, sales presentations or even USB music albums on flash memory.

Granted this could all be done on CD or DVD, but the idea I like about USB flash is its extreme portability, greater durability than optical media (no scratching or damage from direct sun), and the ability to be reused again and again like a big, fat floppy drive.

The USB duplicator concept seems to be a great method to manage an arsenal of flash memory, whether it be content loading to a new set of flash drives for a trade show, or updating a rotation of information to a group of USB drives (say for sales force or medical applications).

The Nexcopy USB200PC USB duplicator has some interesting features. The software will not only duplicate data, but has an option to duplicate only new and newer data. Meaning, if you don’t want to overwrite current data on the device, selecting the Copy New and Newer means it will only add data to the existing drive. This function also updates an old file with the newer version. This feature in itself makes USB drive flash management extremely easy and convenient.

The Nexcopy USB duplicator is priced at $1,299 for a 20-target USB copier, so the solution won’t kill your budget (like some $10,000+ systems I’ve seen).

Nexcopy USB Duplicator product page.