Fujifilm 16456574
LTO Ultrium-7 6TB/15TB Backup Tape Cartridge
The Fujifilm 16456574LTO Ultrium-7 Backup Tape Cartridge delivers industry-leading performance, capacity, and reliability for enterprise-grade data storage. With a native capacity of 6TB (up to 15TB compressed), it’s an essential tool for secure backups and long-term archiving in modern IT environments.
Features
Designed for next-generation storage needs, this Fujifilm LTO-7 tape incorporates advanced Barium Ferrite (BaFe) magnetic particles, ensuring exceptional data integrity over decades of use. The cartridge supports fast native transfer speeds of up to 300MB/sec and is fully compatible with all LTO-7 drives and LTO-8 drives in read-only mode.
Advanced Options
Ideal for businesses that manage large-scale backup operations, this tape supports AES 256-bit encryption when used with compatible hardware, helping organizations comply with security and privacy regulations. The built-in LTO Cartridge Memory (LTO-CM) chip streamlines media management and enables faster data access.
Product Key Features
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High-capacity storage: 6TB native / 15TB compressed
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Blazing-fast transfer speeds up to 300MB/s (750MB/s compressed)
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Built with Barium Ferrite (BaFe) particles for long-term signal stability
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Supports AES 256-bit hardware encryption
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LTO-CM chip enables quick access and media tracking
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Ideal for high-volume enterprise backups and archival systems
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Reliability & Performance
With support for over 250 full backup passes and an archival life of up to 30 years, the Fujifilm 16456574 ensures unmatched media longevity and reliability. Its superior shell construction minimizes wear and dust intrusion, making it perfect for both standalone and automated tape environments.
Key Features :
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6TB native / 15TB compressed capacity
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Up to 300MB/s native and 750MB/s compressed transfer speeds
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Barium Ferrite magnetic particle technology
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AES 256-bit encryption support
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LTO-CM chip for efficient access and media tracking
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Over 250 full backup cycles supported
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Estimated 30-year archival lifespan
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