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46157-R
DC6250 BackupTape 250/200 MB(Certified for Re-Use)
In Stock Recert $28.00
 
87981
Verbatim DC 6250, QIC-120/150
In Stock New $32.00
 
46157
Imation DC6250, 5.25 in. Unformatted,250MB,1020 ft
In Stock New $45.50
 
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46156-R
DC6525 BackupTape 525/1050MB(Certified for Re-Use)
In Stock Recert $34.00
 
87693
Verbatim Data Cartridge Standard 525MB
In Stock New $39.50
 
46156
Imation DC6525, 5.25 in. Unformatted, 525MB
In Stock New $47.90
 
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46165-R
QD9120N BackupTape 1.2/2.4GB(Certified for Re-Use)
In Stock Recert $42.00
 
QD9120N
Sony QD9120N QIC Data Cartridge
In Stock New $69.00
 
46165
Imation QIC QD9120N Backup Tape 1.2/2.4 GB
In Stock New $69.50
 
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46166
Imation Magnus 1.35GB (DC9135), 5.25 in.
In Stock New $65.00
 
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89120-B
QIC DC9200 Backup Tape 2/4 GB New Bulk Packing
Free Shipping
In Stock New $49.00
 
89120
Verbatim 2.0GB DC9200 Cart For QIC 2GB-DC DR
In Stock New $55.00
 
46167-B
QIC DC9200 Backup Tape 2/4 GB New Bulk Packing
In Stock New Call
 
46167
Imation QIC DC9200 Backup Tape 2/4 GB
In Stock New $78.25
 
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46168-R
DC9250 Backup Tape 2.5/5 GB (Certified for Re-Use)
In Stock Recert $48.00
 
QD9250
Sony Data Cartridge 2.5GB
In Stock New $59.00
 
46168
Imation QIC DC9250 Backup Tape 2.5/5 GB
In Stock New $60.20
 
16G8436
IBM Brand Data Cartridge - QIC 9250 Data Cartridge
In Stock New $79.00
 
 
QIC Tapes
The QIC tape data storage format was first introduced by 3M in 1972. The QIC tape media is packaged in a rather rugged enclosed package of aluminum and plastic that holds two tape reels driven by belts. The tape is one quarter inch (1/4") wide, works in a linear format and can be anywhere from 300 to 1500 feet long. There is a QIC trade association that publishes QIC standards. These standards include tape that is wider or narrower than 1/4 inch, as well as interfaces and logical formats. Using a belt drive means that the speed at which the belt was moved was equal to the speed at which the tape would move. This is in contrast to cassette tapes or DATs, which rely on spindles in the reels and which vary tape speed as the amount of tape on the reels changes. It also means that no tension is ever put on the tape: the belt is in contact with both reels, so the tape should maintain a neutral tension at all times. The design of the QIC tape cartridge is very robust: the aluminum and plastic case is an eighth of an inch thick all around and can withstand abuse and impacts that will often damage other tape formats.