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Fujifilm 16659047film LTO Ultrium 9 Tape Cartridge - 18/45TB
LTO-9 tape cartridge delivering 18TB native capacity with barium ferrite media for long-term data archiving.
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Overview
Specifications
Capacity (Native)
18TB
Capacity (Compressed)
45TB
Media Technology
Barium Ferrite (BaFe)
Transfer Speed (Native)
400 MB/s
Format
LTO Ultrium 9
File System
LTFS Compatible
Warranty
Limited Lifetime
Brand
Fujifilm
Model
16659047film
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View on Amazon →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the storage capacity of the Fujifilm LTO Ultrium 9 cartridge?
The cartridge holds 18TB of data at native capacity, or up to 45TB with hardware-based compression enabled on a compatible LTO-9 drive.
What is barium ferrite (BaFe) media and why does it matter?
Barium ferrite is a magnetic particle technology that replaces older metal particle formulations. BaFe media is more chemically stable, resists corrosion, and maintains data integrity over longer archival periods than metal particle tapes.
What LTO drives are compatible with this cartridge?
LTO-9 cartridges are designed for LTO-9 drives. Per the LTO standard, LTO-9 drives can also read LTO-8 tapes, but LTO-9 cartridges cannot be used in LTO-8 or earlier generation drives.
Does this cartridge support LTFS?
Yes, the LTO Ultrium 9 is compatible with the Linear Tape File System (LTFS), which allows the tape to be accessed like a removable disk drive with a standard file and folder structure.
What is the expected archival lifespan of this cartridge?
Fujifilm's barium ferrite LTO media is designed for long-term storage and is rated for an archival life of up to 30 years when stored under recommended environmental conditions.