RDX OEM Cross Reference - HPE, Dell, IBM, Lenovo and Quantum
RDX OEM Cross Reference — Tandberg Data, HPE, Dell, IBM, Lenovo and Quantum
Match legacy RDX OEM references with current Tandberg Data part numbers. RDX technology has been distributed under several OEM brands. This page helps IT teams and buyers map legacy HPE, Dell, IBM, Lenovo or Quantum references to current Tandberg Data references for RDX drives and cartridges.
Understand RDX OEM References
The same RDX need may appear under different part numbers depending on the purchase history: Tandberg Data, HPE, Dell RD1000, IBM, Lenovo or Quantum. This page acts as a reference point to identify the current manufacturer part number from a legacy OEM reference.
External and Internal RDX Drives
RDX drives are mainly split between external and internal models. Tandberg Data 8782-RDX is the external RDX QuikStor USB3+ drive. Tandberg Data 8636-RDX is the internal RDX USB 3.0 drive with 5.25-inch bezel.
RDX Cartridges by Capacity
For cartridges, capacity is the key criterion. Tandberg Data 8541-RDX, 8586-RDX, 8731-RDX, 8824-RDX and 8862-RDX correspond to 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, 4TB and 5TB. Legacy OEM references should be matched with the capacity actually used in the installed infrastructure.
A clearer way to read legacy references and secure RDX replacements.
Why Use an OEM Cross Reference?
Legacy OEM references remain common in inventories, maintenance contracts and purchase histories. Mapping them to Tandberg Data references helps secure orders, separate drives from cartridges and maintain existing RDX infrastructures.
Legacy references made clearer
HPE, Dell, IBM, Lenovo and Quantum references are connected to current Tandberg Data product families.
Fewer ordering mistakes
The page separates external drives, internal drives and cartridges by capacity.
Easier RDX maintenance
Teams can extend an existing estate with a clearer naming structure.