MBM Destroyit 3105CC Office Cross Cut Paper Shredder

Model No.:DSH0369L

Condition:New

Availability: In Stock

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The MBM 3105 Cross-cut Shredder is specially designed to handle documents for small to medium-sized offices. The Destroyit 3105CC Shredder is equipped with a safety protection system that has an electronically controlled safety shield in the feed opening and automatically cuts off when it opens or when the bin is full. Controlled by a powerful motor and high-quality steel cutting shafts, the HSM 3105CC will continuously run and speedily shred through credit cards, staples, and even CDs.

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Product Details

Main Features

Intregrated photo cell that automatically starts and stops shredding
"ECC" (Electronic Capacity Control)
Takes up to 32 sheets in a single pass
Shreds at the speed of 30 feet a minute
Large 48 gallon shred bin capacity
Double protection against overheating
Automatically switches off after 30 minutes of inactivity
Continuous operation
Shreds credit cards, paper clips and CDs

Specifications

General Specifications

Model	3105CC
Sheet Capacity	30-32 Sheets (3/16" x 1 1/2") or 18-20 Sheets (3/32" x 5/8")
Cut Style	Cross-cut
Security Level	Level 3 (3/16" x 1 1/2") or Level 4 (3/32" x 5/8")
Sound Level	54dB(A) without paper, 68dB(A) with paper1
Cycle Duty(minutes)	Continuous
Feed opening	12"
Shred Speed	30 fpm
Cut Size	3/16" x 1 1/2" or 3/32" x 5/8"
Dimension	40" x 22" x 23"
Can Shred	Papers, Staples, Paper Clips, Credit Cards and CDs
Max horse power	2 1/8
Eco Friendly	Yes
Shipping weight	324 lbs
Safety Agency	SPS (Safety Protection System), ESM (Energy Saving Mode)

Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Many shredders can cut through staples and paper clips, however, it is advisable to remove them first since metal dulls the shredder's blades, and if the shredder needs repairing, documents in need of shredding accumulate and become a potential security risk.
For better performance, feed the paper smoothly into the shredder rather than forcing it in.
A strip-cut shredder cuts the paper into strips between one-eighth and one-half inch thick; the smaller the strips, the more difficult it is to reassemble the document.