Facilities

Restoring a failed RAID array is a critical, multi-faceted task that should never be taken lightly. And because RAID is such a popular storage platform for corporate databases, servers and mission critical systems, ensuring your RAID data recovery is performed in the safest environment possible should always be your number one priority.

RAID Data Recovery Services Group focuses primarily on enterprise level servers and RAID arrays, which by nature hold extremely valuable data, and that responsibility means that over the years no expense has been spared for measures to ensure the highest data recovery rate in the industry.

Hard drives by nature are highly sensitive devices which must be dealt with in only the most contaminant-free environments, which is why RDRSG data recovery engineers work in a leading edge ISO 5 Class 100 Cleanroom whenever physical hard drive recovery is necessary in RAID recovery jobs.

Clean rooms in general feature sophisticated air filtration systems which control and eliminate airborne contaminants such as dust and other impurities. Without this technology, opening a hard drive virtually ensures contamination by pollutants, and can lessen the potential of full data recovery by up to 75%. In effect, a single speck of dust on sensitive internal hard drive parts can destroy the drive and all data on it. Taking a risk with a non-Clean Room equipped shop should never be an option.

The Class 100 Clean Room Defined.

RDRSG employs a what is known as a Class 100 clean room. The “100” stands for less than 100 contaminants per cubic foot of space, a necessary classification for shops intending to open hard drives to perform repairs. Setting up and maintaining a certified Class 100 Clean Room is a highly expensive endeavor, but ensure that data recovery rates are extremely high. And because RDRSG only charges for recovered data, it helps ensure we can perform our RAID recovery services to the best of our abilities.

Our Engineers and Clean Rooms

Each RAID recovery engineer who works in our Clean Room facilities cannot enter without first donning specialized gloves, masks and non-linting work suits. Just before entry, our engineers are closed off in an airtight pod containing state of the art particle detection systems. Each engineer must pass the rigorous standards of the systems in order to enter; a failing grade means no entrance is possible without reassessment.

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