An Alternative Way to Store Tired of carrying caseloads of CDs or DVDs worth of onsite data back to post production studios? With hard drive capacity hitting up to 3 Terabytes (about 40 DVDs), carrying a hard drive around makes a lot more sense in data heavy processes.

Multiple Housing These drive cages fit in a standard optical (CD or DVD rom) bay. Having more than one bay on most computer cases or chassis, users don't have to worry about getting data across the network when hard drives can be ejected from one machine and plugged into another with ease.

Drive Caddy The hard drives are mounted on a drive tray caddy with screws that guide the hard drive in and out of its cage. It acts as a metal cage protector as well as a carrying caddy for the road

Color Coding The benefit of having multiple tray handle colors help users identify which drive houses which files without having to turn on the computer (assuming we all organize our files correctly). With the choices of Silver, Blue, Red, Black, and Plastic handles, there are more than enough codes to help differentiate the location of essential data.