OpenText Forensic TD4 Duplicator

The OpenText Forensic TD4 Duplicator is a standalone forensic imaging platform designed for dependable physical media acquisition, triage, and media management workflows. Built for DFIR teams that need repeatable results in the lab or field, the TD4 reduces reliance on a host computer while supporting practical, evidence-focused imaging tasks.

As the successor to the TD2u Duplicator, the TD4 emphasizes streamlined operation, broad connection support, and workflow features that help examiners move from source media to verified images with less friction. Native support for PCIe, SAS, and USB-C makes it well suited for mixed-media environments where compatibility, speed, and repeatability matter.

Why DFIR teams use the TD4 Duplicator

• Multiple destination drive imaging for efficient acquisition workflows
• PCIe drive hot swap support for faster media handling
• Partition and file-system awareness to improve source media handling
• Simultaneous hashing to support verification during imaging
• Native image collection for standalone acquisition tasks
• IT mode for workflows where hash calculations are not required
• Color LCD touchscreen and audible feedback for clear operator interaction
• Compatibility with existing OpenText Forensic drive adapters

Common use cases

• Field triage when a compact standalone duplicator is preferred
• Lab acquisition of SATA, SAS, USB-C, and PCIe-based evidence media
• Media management tasks that require repeatable imaging steps
• Workflow standardization for teams handling varied storage interfaces

What to consider before choosing a forensic duplicator

When evaluating a forensic duplicator, teams often compare interface support, destination flexibility, hashing workflow, and ease of operation. The TD4 is positioned for practical acquisition work where a standalone device, native connectivity, and straightforward controls are more important than a general-purpose workstation approach.

Frequently asked questions

What is the TD4 Duplicator used for?

It is used for standalone forensic imaging, triage, acquisition, and media management of physical storage devices.

Does the TD4 support multiple drive interfaces?

Yes. It supports native PCIe, SAS, and USB-C connections, along with compatibility for existing OpenText Forensic drive adapters.

Is hashing supported during imaging?

Yes. The TD4 supports simultaneous hashing, which helps verify acquired data during the imaging process.

Warranty

Includes a 3-year manufacturer warranty.