Category Archive: Hard Disk Duplication

Jun 14

Make your hard drive your own

Our data storage demands are continually on the increase. For businesses the humble USB Key at 64GB just isn’t enough and therefore here at Handisc we have seen a demand in hard drive storage.

Jul 30

Are you confident you’ve erased your hard drive?

disintegrator drum

When it comes to wiping or destroying your Hard Drive it’s important to ensure you really are leaving the hard drive blank. Handisc can help ensure you don’t bin something you shouldn’t. Find out more…..

Jun 19

FAQ: SSD Vs HDD

SSD Sandisk Drives

What is the difference between a Solid State Drive (SSD) and a hard drive? The difference between these two products lies in the way the data is stored. In traditional hard drives data is stored on magnetic platters which spin thousands of revolutions per minute. SSD utilise non-volatile NAND flash. Having no moving parts can …

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Nov 01

We don’t just duplicate CD’s…………

Verbatim External USB Hard Drive

You might just be surprised at what formats we can duplicate and how quickly this can be done. Disc isn’t the only way to deliver your information you know.

Apr 06

When is a copy not a copy?

When you are looking to have your product or data put onto USB Key or Hard Drive ready for distribution or backup. You need to ensure the copies you get back are what they say they are. Here are a few things to look out for when choosing someone to duplicate your product.

Apr 04

Did you know?

Handisc don’t only sell and support duplication equipment you know. Check out our in-house disc, USB key & hard drive duplication & printing services.

Mar 21

harddrivecopy.co.uk – Now Online!

Professinoal Hard Disk Drive Duplication

Handisc has launched its hard drive specific mini site. Harddrivecopy.co.uk is aimed at providing information on hard disk duplication and the procedures we use to ensure perfect duplication.

Aug 13

So Blu-Ray just isn’t big enough?

Who would have thought it but we’re now physically copying data that’s too big for even Dual Layer Blu-Ray. So where do we go from here?