Intimus FlashEx 176704 Professional Media Shredder

Model No.:176704

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The Intimus FlashEx Multimedia Destroyer is a quiet and compact machine designed to destroy your sensitive multimedia including SSD drives, smartphones, mobile phones, mini-tablets, and USB sticks. The FlashEx 176704 Shredder features an auto-safety feed opening and claw-like cutting cylinders that pull the material into the unit. The I-control operation guarantees easy use and the viewing window allows you to see where the Intimus FlashEx Shredder is up to.

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Product Details

Main Features

Destroys SSD drives, smartphones, mobile phones, mini-tablets, and USB sticks
Can shred up to 100 mobile phones or 500 USB sticks per hour
Cut Size: 4 mm x 15 mm
Quiet operation
6.5 inch working width
Claw like utting cylinders to pull material into the unit
Viewing window
Automatic reverse
Auto Safety feed opening
I-control operation

Specifications

General Specifications

Product Dimensions	24 x 22.8 x 39 inches
Item Weight	256 lbs / 116 kg
Security Level	O-3 \| E-3 \| H-4 \| T-4
Shreddable Materials	SSD Drives, Smart Phones, Mobile Phones, Mini Tablets, USB Sticks
Cut Size	4 mm x 15 mm
Cutting capacity/hour	Up to 100 phones, 500 USB Sticks per hour
Noise Level
Voltages	230 V/50 Hz, 120 V/60 hz

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Reviews

Some shredders can accommodate credit cards and CDs, but use cation when feeding in these items.
If you intend to have your shredder on the floor, look for one with a simple vertical mouth that will be best for feeding the paper in. If you plan to place the shredder on your desk, an angled mouth is better.
An overfilled wastebasket may interfere with the shredder's output, and can even cause already shredded paper to be drawn back into the shredder, causing it to jam.