Published figures for the UWC-640. Detailed engineering drawings, electrical schedules and site-prep requirements are issued with the quote.
Weight, thermal load, ingress rating, fabric topology and rail dimensions will land here once engineering signs off the published sheet.
Placed once as a fixed floor unit and connected to its dedicated circuits — 2 × 30A / 208V · ~8,200 W. The Site Requirements sheet covers the electrical work, receptacle types and heat load before delivery day.
Power on: the unit PXE-boots your licensed wipe suite from your facility server in one to two minutes. No network at the site? Insert the standalone boot USB at the front-panel port and run fully air-gapped — certificates export the same way.
Slide each drive in through the bay funnel until the latch clicks; the bay LED turns amber when it is seated and detected. 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch, SAS or SATA, any caddy brand, no tools and no sorting. Load all 640 before starting the job.
From the head-height console, confirm the drive count, select the sanitization standard — NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2, DoD 5220.22-M, NCSC (UK) or ADISA per your policy — enter the operator ID and job reference, and start. Per-bay tri-color LEDs and the software's live grid track every drive; blink-to-locate finds any single bay from the screen.
When the batch completes, export per-drive certificates (PDF) or the batch CSV from your wipe suite. Passing drives release to the wiped bin; any failure shows red and goes straight into the lockable quarantine bin, logged by serial and routed to destruction.
Achieved by your PXE wipe software (WipeOS or 3rd-party) running on this machine.
These are being finalized for the UWC-640. Ask us for current availability and we'll send what exists today.
Optional modules and expansions that extend what the machine handles.
Consumables and field-replaceable parts to keep a unit in service.
Published PDFs for evaluation, procurement and installation.