HP OneShred 12MC
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HP OneShred 12MC
The HP OneShred 12MC shredder provides a high level of security with its P-5 security rating. It uses a micro-cut to turn documents into tiny 2×15mm particles. It can handle up to 12 sheets of paper at once and also shreds plastic cards, paper clips and staples. The waste is collected in a removable 25-litre bin, which has a viewing window so you can easily check when it’s full.
Key features of the HP OneShred 12MC shredder
- Designed for the secure shredding of sensitive documents with a P-5 security rating
- Shreds up to 12 sheets of 80g/m² paper at once
- Also handles paper clips, staples and plastic cards
- Uses a micro-cut to create 2×15mm particles
- Shredding speed of 1.6m/min
- Equipped with auto start/stop and reverse function
- Automatic shutdown function protects the device from overheating or jamming
- Removable 25L waste bin with a viewing window
- Dimensions 59×40×27.2cm (H×W×D)
- Weight 12.2kg
High security and convenient operation
A high level of security is guaranteed by the P-5 security rating according to the DIN standard, which corresponds to the Czech NBÚ standard for level NNI 2 (Confidential). The shredder turns paper into particles measuring just 2×15mm, making it impossible to reassemble them. The automatic start and stop function ensures smooth operation. If the paper jams, you'll appreciate the reverse function. The removable 25-litre bin has a large viewing window, so you can always see how full it is.
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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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