HP OneShred Auto 200CC
HP OneShred Auto 200CC
HP OneShred Auto 200CC paper shredder is designed for efficient, high-volume document destruction. With its 200-sheet automatic feeder, you do not have to stand by the machine feeding papers in one by one. Cross-cut shredding and a P-4 security level ensure your sensitive data is safely destroyed into tiny particles. The shredder handles both paper and plastic cards, making it ideal for offices and households demanding high data protection and convenience.
Key features of the HP OneShred Auto 200CC paper shredder
- Automatic shredding of up to 200 sheets of paper
- P-4 security level suitable for sensitive documents
- Cross-cut shredding into 4×12mm particles
- Manual feed slot for up to 13 sheets of paper (80g/m²)
- Shreds plastic cards
- Automatic start/stop and reverse functions
- Overheat, overload and full bin indicators
- Castors for easy mobility
- Pull-out bin with a 28L capacity
- Dimensions of 58.6×37.6×28cm (h×w×d)
- Weight of 13.5kg
Automatic operation and high level of security
The main benefit of this model is the automatic feeder, which holds up to 200 sheets of paper and processes them without your assistance at a speed of 2m/min. Your data security is ensured by cross-cutting into 4×12mm particles, which corresponds to security level P-4. This level is ideal for destroying documents containing personal and sensitive corporate information. Operation is easy with automatic start and stop. Safety features including overheat, overload and full bin indicators prevent paper jams and simplify maintenance. You can easily resolve any jams using the reverse function.
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