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Intimus 45 CP4 Cross Cut Paper Shredder

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Intimus 45 CP4 Cross Cut Paper Shredder

Model No.:278154S1

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The Intimus 45CP4 Shredder is suitable for home or small office use. Use the Intimus 45CP4 cross-cut shredder to effectively destroy all your sensitive material including Paper, Paper Clips, Staples, Credit Cards, CDs & DVDs, and Floppy Disks. The Intimus 45 CP4 shreds up to 15 papers at a time into 3.8 x 30mm particles and has rolling castors for easy movement.

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Product Details

Main Features

Shreddable materials: Paper, Paper Clips, Staples, Credit Cards, CDs & DVDs, Floppy Disks
Auto Reverse Function
i-control® function control
Mounted on rollers for easy relocation
Energy efficient
Bin capacity: 12 gallons
Shreds up to 15 sheets in a single pass
Security level: P-4

Specifications

General Specifications

Shredder Application

Small Office

Shredder Series

Intimus 45

Cut Type

Cross Cut

Cut Size

3.8 mm x 30 mm

Security Level (DIN 66399)

P-4

Sheet Capacity

Up to 15

Shreddable Materials

Paper, Paper Clips, Staples, Credit Cards, CDs & DVDs, Floppy Disks

Bin Capacity

12 gallons

Feed Width

10.25 inch

Speed

2.75 in/sec

Throughput

Up to 291 sheets per minute

Noise Level

< 55 dB

Recommended No. of Users

2-4

Electrical Requirement

115-125 V / 60 Hz

Dimensions (W x D x H)

17.75 x 15.56 x 26 inch

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Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Overfeeding the shredder can cause damage to the shredder teeth or burning out the motor.
Never put through a shredder papers with adhesive or sticky substances such as envelope gum and labels.
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.