HP OneShred 8CC Black
HP OneShred 8CC Black
The HP OneShred 8CC shredder is designed for the secure disposal of your documents in the office and at home. With a P-4 security level cross-cut, it turns paper into small particles, providing high protection for sensitive information. It can handle up to 8 sheets of 80g/m² paper at once and won't be stopped by paper clips, staples, or plastic cards. The shredded material is collected in a removable 15-litre bin.
Key features of the HP OneShred 8CC shredder
- Designed for shredding paper, staples, paper clips and plastic cards
- P-4 (DIN) security level with cross-cut
- Shreds up to 8 sheets of paper (80g/m²) at once
- Shredding speed of 1.8m/min
- Removable bin with a 15L capacity
- Automatic start/stop and reverse function
- Equipped with overheat and overload protection
- Weight 4.3kg
- Dimensions 41.6 × 32 × 19cm (h×w×d)
High level of security
The HP OneShred 8CC shredder offers a high level of data protection. The cross-cut shreds paper into particles of up to 160mm², which corresponds to the P-4 security level according to the DIN standard. This shredder also meets the requirements of the Czech NBÚ standard for security level NNI 1 (Vyhrazené/Restricted). This makes it suitable for the reliable disposal of sensitive business and personal documents that require a higher degree of protection.
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HP Inc Czech Republic s.r.o Za Brumlovkou 5/1559 140 00 Praha 4 VAT ID: CZ 03208427 Radek Mattas, [email protected]"
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