HP OneShred Auto 80CC
HP OneShred Auto 80CC
The HP OneShred Auto 80CC shredder is designed for efficient document destruction in the office or at home. With an automatic feeder for 80 sheets, it saves you time when shredding larger volumes of paper. The P-4 security level and cross-cut to 4×12mm particles destroy sensitive data in accordance with security standards. In addition to paper, the device can also handle shredding plastic cards.
Key features of the HP OneShred Auto 80CC shredder
- Designed for automatically shredding up to 80 sheets of paper at once
- P-4 security level with a cross-cut to 4×12mm particles
- Also handles manual feeding of up to 8 sheets (80g/m²) or plastic cards
- Automatic start/stop and reverse function
- Equipped with overheat, overload and full bin indicators
- Pull-out bin holds 15L of shredded material
- Dimensions 42.5×33×21.9cm (H×W×D)
- Weight 7.7kg
Automatic operation and easy handling
The HP OneShred Auto 80CC shredder is designed to be as easy to use as possible. Thanks to the automatic feeder, you just need to insert a stack of up to 80 sheets and the device will process them itself at a speed of 2m/min. For smaller volumes, a manual input is available, which can take up to 8 sheets (80g/m²). Clear light indicators will promptly alert you to a full bin, an overheated motor or a paper jam. As soon as the 15-litre pull-out bin is full, simply slide it out and empty it.
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