CF Duplicator – Press Release – New from Nexcopy Inc.

CF Duplicator – Press Release – New from Nexcopy Inc.

LAKE FOREST, Calif.—Nexcopy Inc., a long-standing leader in flash memory duplication, announced a complete redesign of its CF Duplicator product family. The new systems are available in 15, 30, and 45 socket configurations and are built to tackle the heavy demands of bulk CompactFlash (CF) duplication.

With Nexcopy’s bundled Drive Manager software, users gain access to six different copy modes for maximum flexibility:

• File Copy
• Device Copy (Short)
• Device Copy (Full)
• IMG Copy
• Copy Add
• Unique Data Streaming

New Features and Improvements

• All-new CF Duplicator design
• Deep CF sockets with rail guides to reduce bent pins
• Available in 15, 30, and 45 target systems
• Auto-detects 110V or 220V input power
• Bulk read and file extract functions

The new CF Duplicators are built with production environments in mind. Top-loading sockets and extended rail guides streamline the insertion process, virtually eliminating the bent-pin failures that plague high-volume duplication runs.

“Coupling the power of Nexcopy’s Drive Manager software with the new CF duplicator hardware, our systems can handle any requirement from contract manufacturers or fulfillment houses,” said Greg Morris, President of Nexcopy. “With IMG support, unique data streaming, and advanced reporting, we’ve designed these systems to make large-scale duplication both reliable and efficient.”

Each unit supports IMG-based duplication, bit-for-bit verification, and full physical-device cloning. These capabilities make them particularly valuable for bootable CF cards, a common requirement in embedded and industrial systems. The updated CF Duplicators are available now with a starting price of $1,299 (USD).

Where CF Cards Still Matter

While SD and SSD formats dominate consumer markets, CompactFlash remains an active player in professional and industrial spaces:

• Video and broadcast: Professional cameras and camcorders still rely on CF’s high throughput and durability.
• Industrial controls: Embedded systems use CF cards for rugged, reliable storage in harsh environments.
• Medical and scientific: Imaging systems, patient monitors, and diagnostics tools continue to trust CF for stable performance.
• Gaming and kiosks: Arcade systems and specialized consoles have deployed CF media for years.
• Data forensics: CF’s structure and resilience keep it useful in recovery and investigative workflows.

For these sectors, bulk duplication remains a daily task—and Nexcopy’s updated CF duplicator line is positioned as the go-to solution.

Source: GetUSB.info