HP OneShred Auto 100CC
HP OneShred Auto 100CC
The paper shredder by HP with a cross-cut can easily shred up to 9 sheets papers with a shredding speed of 2,1 m/min. The shredder has a classification level of P-4, which is good for documentation of higher sensitivity. Any shredded paper goes in the bin. The volume is 17 l. The HP OneShred Auto 100CC also has a reverse function in case of paper jams.
HP OneShred Auto 100CC Shredder Key Features
- Cross section cuts papers into little pieces
- The classification level of the shredder is P-4 – pieces of up to 160mm²
- Shredding material: Paper, Plastic cards
- HP OneShred Auto 100CC has a container volume of 17 l
- Shreds 9 sheets at once
- Speed: 2,1 m/min
- HP shredder fulfills GDPR legislation
- Maximum grammage of paper: 80 g/m²
Information About the HP OneShred Auto 100CC Shredder
Its infrared sensor can start the shredding automatically, so it is very easy to use. The device is also able to work alone, thanks to the automatic feeder. There is also a safety feature in case of the device overheating. The HP OneShred Auto 100CC has an easily changeable trash container for the remains of your papers, so you do not have to take the paper shredder apart to empty it. The shredder also has a reverse function in case of shredded paper jams.
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