HP OneShred 15CC
HP OneShred 15CC
The HP OneShred 15CC shredder is designed for offices and homes where the secure disposal of sensitive documents is a priority. Using a cross-cut method and a P-4 security level, it turns papers into tiny particles. The device shreds up to 15 sheets at once, including paper clips, staples, and plastic cards. The waste is collected in a removable 20-litre bin, which makes it easy to empty.
Key features of the HP OneShred 15CC shredder
- Designed for the secure disposal of documents with a P-4 security level
- Uses a cross-cut that corresponds to the P-4 security level
- Processes up to 15 sheets of 80g/m² paper at once
- Also handles shredding paper clips, staples and plastic cards
- Automatic start/stop function simplifies operation
- Reverse function for releasing jammed paper
- Overheat and overload protection automatically switches off the motor
- Shredding speed of 1.8 metres per minute
- Easily removable 20L waste bin
- Weight: 9.4kg
- Dimensions: 53.4 × 35.4 × 24cm (H×W×D)
High security and convenient operation
The shredder uses a cross-cut to create small particles, meeting the P-4 security level requirements of DIN 66399. This means that documents are unreadable after shredding and cannot be easily reconstructed. The device also meets the requirements for the NNI 1 (Restricted) security level. You don't have to waste time removing paper clips or staples, as the shredder handles them with ease. Operation is simplified by the automatic start function when paper is inserted and the stop function once shredding is complete.
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