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ST39140N Seagate 9GB 7200RPM Ultra2 SCSI 3.5-inch Hard Drive

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ST39140N

Name: ST39140N Seagate 9GB 7200RPM Ultra2 SCSI 3.5-inch Hard Drive
Brand: Seagate
SKU: ST39140N
Price: 529.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (108 reviews)

Weight: 1.76 lbs

Condition: Refurbished

9GB capacity for legacy data storage
7,200 RPM spindle speed for consistent performance
Ultra2 SCSI interface ensures fast, stable data transfer
3.5-inch form factor fits standard desktop and server bays

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$529.00

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Product Overview
The ST39140N Seagate 9GB hard drive delivers dependable 7,200 RPM performance with an Ultra2 SCSI interface in a compact 3.5-inch form, making it an ideal solution for maintaining or upgrading legacy computing environments where stable storage is critical.

General Information
Brand	Seagate
Part Number	ST39140N

Technical Information
Capacity	9GB
Spindle Speed	7200 RPM

Interfaces/Ports
Interface	SCSI

Physical Characteristics
Condition	Refurbished
Weight	1.76

Miscellaneous
Eco Friendly	Yes

Product Description
The Seagate ST39140N is a reliable 9GB Ultra2 SCSI hard drive designed for older workstations, servers, or embedded systems that require stable legacy storage. It offers a balanced blend of performance and compatibility, ideal for maintaining older infrastructures. Key Features Ultra2 SCSI interface with wide 68-pin connector Rotational speed of 7,200 RPM for moderate performance needs 3.5-inch industry-standard form factor Low-profile design with 1.0-inch height Suitable for systems with narrow airflow or space constraints This drive is well-suited for archival systems, industrial control units, or vintage server maintenance where dependable legacy SCSI support is essential. Its mechanical reliability and interface compatibility make it a go-to for preserving legacy operations.