Microboards HCL-4000 CD/DVD Duplicator
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Microboards
- Product Model: HCL-4000
- Mfg Part #: HCL-4000
- Category: Data Storage Devices
Product Description
Microboards HCL Autoloader to record up to 56 CD or 40 DVD per hour (8-drive configuration). Get rid of the clutter in your production area the Microboards HCL Autoloader is a self-contained unit with no external PC or mess of wires. Simply plug in and start duplicating.
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Technical Information
Optical Drive : 4 x DVD-Writer
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : External
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 2 Year
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Optical Drive : 4 x DVD-Writer
Media Supported : DVD-ROM
Media Supported : DVD+R Single-sided Double-layered
Media Supported : DVD-R Single-sided Double-layered
Media Supported : DVD-R
Media Supported : DVD-R/RW
Media Supported : DVD+R
Media Supported : DVD+R/RW
Media Supported : CD-ROM
Media Supported : CD-RW
Media Supported : CD-R
Buffer : 128 MB
Write Speed : 22x DVD+R
Write Speed : 22x DVD-R
Write Speed : 10x DVD+R Double-layer
Write Speed : 10x DVD-R Double-layer
Write Speed : 48x CD-R
Rewrite Speed : 8x DVD+R/RW
Rewrite Speed : 6x DVD-R/RW
Rewrite Speed : 32x CD-RW
Imaging Drive : 250 GB Hard Drive Integrated
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : External
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 2 Year