HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC
HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC
The paper shredder by HP with a cross-cut has a shredding capacity of up to 10 sheets A4 papers with a shredding speed of 1,8 m/min. The shredder has a classification level of P-4, which is good for papers of higher sensitivity. Also, if it is hard for you to get rid of staples from the papers, you do not need to worry because the shredder can handle them. The large basket is great if you do not want to empty the shredder very often. It has a volume of 53 l. The HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC has also has a reverse function for paper jams.
HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC Paper Shredder Key Features
- Cross section can cut paper into smaller pieces
- The classification level of the shredder is P-4 – pieces of up to 160mm²
- Type of material which may be shredded: Paper, Clamps and clips, Plastic cards
- HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC has a container volume of 53 l
- Handles 10 sheets at once
- Shredding speed: 1,8 m/min
- HP shredder fulfills GDPR standards
- Maximum grammage of paper: 80 g/m²
More Information About the HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC Shredder
Its infrared sensor can start the shredding automatically, making it easy to use. The device is even able to work alone, thanks to the function of its automatic feeder. Of course, there is a safety feature for cases of overheating of the device. The HP Pro Shredder Auto 400CC has a switchable shreddings container for the remains, so you do not have to disassemble the machine to empty it. The shredder also has a reverse function in case of paper jams.
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