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Exabyte 180093 8mm data cartridge 112m tape

Exabyte

Exabyte 180093 8mm 112m 5/10GB backup media

SKU CH-T33P-RKSHE MPN 180093

8 mm tape cartridge with 112 m length stores up to 10 GB of backup data

  • Capacity5/10GB
  • FeaturesTape Length: 112 M
  • 8 mm cartridge stores up to 10 GB of data
  • 112 m tape length provides extended recording time
  • Exabyte 180093 model ensures format compatibility
  • New condition delivers reliable performance from first use

8mm backup tape cartridge

This Exabyte 180093 cartridge provides 5/10 GB of storage on an 8 mm tape that runs 112 m in length. It is designed for use with compatible 8 mm tape drives in backup and archival workflows. The media is supplied new and ready for immediate deployment in existing tape libraries or standalone drives.

Suitable for 8mm tape environments

Organisations maintaining legacy 8 mm tape infrastructure will find this cartridge matches their format requirements. Buyers who need higher native capacities, different tape widths, or modern disk-based backup targets should consider other storage media.

Highlights

  • 8 mm cartridge stores up to 10 GB of data
  • 112 m tape length provides extended recording time
  • Exabyte 180093 model ensures format compatibility
  • New condition delivers reliable performance from first use

Specifications

BrandEXABYTE
Model180093
Capacity5/10GB
FeaturesTape Length: 112 M
Shipping weight0.07 kg
Package size114 × 81 × 41 mm

Questions about this item

How often will the 112 m tape need replacement under regular backup cycles?

The 112 m cartridge is rated for 5 GB native or 10 GB compressed capacity; replace it once the tape reaches its write-pass limit or shows read errors during verification.

What limit appears first during a sustained write session on this 180093 cartridge?

The 112 m tape reaches its 10 GB compressed capacity ceiling before any time-based constraint, so the capacity limit is the first bound you hit.

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