HP OneShred Auto 80CC
HP OneShred Auto 80CC
This paper shredder by HP with a cross-cut can handle up to 8 sheets A4 papers and has a shredding speed of 2 m/min. The shredder has a classification level of P-4, which is good for documents with higher sensitivity. Any shredded paper then goes in the bin. It has a volume of 15 l. The HP OneShred Auto 80CC also has a reverse function in case of paper jams.
HP OneShred Auto 80CC Shredder Key Features
- Cross section will shred papers into tiny pieces
- Safety classification level of P-4 – pieces of up to 160mm²
- Material which can be shredded: Paper, Plastic cards
- HP OneShred Auto 80CC has a container size of 15 l
- Shreds 8 sheets at once
- Speed: 2 m/min
- HP shredder fulfills GDPR legislation
- Maximum grammage of paper: 80 g/m²
More Features of the HP OneShred Auto 80CC Shredder
Its infrared sensor starts the shredding automatically, making it easy to use. The device is also able to work alone, thanks to its automatic feeder. Of course, there is a safety function against the possibility of overheating. The HP OneShred Auto 80CC has an exchangeable container for the paper, so you do not need to take the machine apart in order to empty it. This shredder also has a reverse feature in case of paper jams.
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