Dahle 20834 EC Micro Cut Paper Shredder

Dahle 20834 EC Micro Cut Paper Shredder Review

Dahle 20834 EC Micro Cut Paper Shredder Feature

• Dahle 20834EC 20834EC High Security Shredder, Cross Cut, 16" Throat, 8-10 Sheet Capacity, Gray
• 33-1/2"H X 25-1/2"W X 17"D
• Ships by UPS Ground, see seller's shipping rates and policies for more details.
• Weight 240.00 pounds
• Price per each SKU# DAH20834EC

Fellowes Powershred HS-1010 is a high security shredder ideal for shredding papers in large size offices. It is equipped with continuous-duty motor for high volume and non-stop shredding. It features energy saving mode which shuts off the shredder after one hour of inactivity. Automatic oiling feature ensures finest performance. These models have been evaluated by the NSA and meet the requirements of NSACSS Specification 02-01 for High Security Cross-Cut Shredders. Shredder is stylish contemporary design with easy-empty 30-gallon pull-out bin and casters. In addition the shredder requires a dedicated 20 amp outlet for top performance.Features Continuous-duty motor for non-stop shredding Electronic auto startstop Energy saving mode after 1 hour of inactivity Automatic oiling Casters for easy mobility Evaluated by NSA and meets the requirements of NSACSSSpecifications Model HS-1010 Number of User 10 users Sheet Capacity 10 sheets Cut Style Cross-cut Security Level High security Level 6 Bin Capacity 30 gal Feed opening 12 Run Time Max. Continuous Shred Speed 24 fpm Cut Size 132 x 316 Shreds CDsCredit CardsStaplesPaper Clips No Automatic Oiling Yes Finger SafeSafety Agency Safety Protection System Warranty cutter machine 1 year full warranty Dimension 40 x 21.75 x 23.5 UPC 043859606665 Government Approval NSACSS Specification 02-01 Resources How To Oil Shredder Information Protection Corporate identity theft is devastating Identity theft at the corporate level Corporate identity theft is when someone steals acompanys identity by - Using legitimate business information to obtain goods and services. - Creating fake companies to scam real companies. - Incorporating companies using the same name as a defunct or inactive publicly traded corporation. - Corporate espionage. Serious damage can be done if your corporateinformation gets into the wrong hands. Reality is that your information is more susceptible to theft than ever. Consider your companys informationwhether cor