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autoloader
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autoloader

A mechanical device that takes an optical disc or magnetic disk or tape cartridge from a storage location and inserts it into the drive. Also called an "autochanger," it is the robotic part of a tape or disk library. See tape library, disk library, CD-ROM changer and CD-ROM server.

The REV Autoloader
Iomega's removable REV disks come in a 10-disk library, called the "REV Autoloader." (Image courtesy of Iomega Corporation.)


autoloader - stack loader


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It will require smaller space than fixed chambers and associated autoloading mechanisms, resulting in more room available for ammunition storage.
Recently, the National Institute of Justice (NIT), through its National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC) system, published the results of autoloading pistol tests in the NLECTC Tests Autoloading Pistols for Law Enforcement Use bulletin.
Designed to take maximum advantage of today's high-resolution 4800 and higher dpi inkjet CD/DVD printers and autoloading systems, Verbatim's new Inkjet Hub-printable DVD+/-R discs feature an exceptional inkjet-printable surface that provides superior ink absorption and excellent drying properties.
 
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