SECURIO C14 - 5/32" x 1": secure cross-cut shredding for small workspaces

High-security shredding that stays quiet and cost-effective.

Product Overview:

You need compact, dependable shredding that doesn't make a scene. Here's a simple machine that does the job without fuss. The SECURIO C14 reduces up to six sheets into tiny cross-cut particles, destroying sensitive content efficiently. It creates about six-hundred small particles per page, meeting P-4 security and keeping information unreadable. Built for small teams, home offices and reception desks where space is precious, it sits neatly on a counter. Hardened steel cutters chew through staples, clips and credit cards, while overload protection reduces jams and preserves throughput. Picture the low hum, the clear inspection window, and the effortless emptying of its five-and-a-bit gallon bin.

Key Features:

• Overload Protection: Stops the paper feed when too much is stacked, preventing jams and protecting the cutters.
• Quiet Operation: Operates with a soft hum so conversation and focus stay intact in shared or home workspaces.
• Hardened Steel Cutters: Tough rollers handle staples, paper clips and credit cards without hesitation, cutting clean every time.
• Particle Cut: Produces 603 cross-cut particles per page to meet P-4 security and frustrate any attempts at reconstruction.
• Removable Bin: Five-point-three gallon bin with an inspection window and removable top makes emptying quick, tidy and spill-free.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: HSM
• Manufacturer: HSM GmbH + Co. KG
• Item#: HSM-2253113
• Model: C14
• Series: SECURIO
• Color: White
• Dimensions: 14.4" x 10.2" x 15.9"
• Format/Type: Paper Shredder
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Staples, Paper, Paper Clip, Credit Card
• Country of Origin: Germany
• Warranty: 3 Year

Picture your desk cleared of sensitive piles, hear the quiet motor, feel the ease of emptying, and want me to check availability for your office now?

Empty the bin before it overfills. Avoid overfeeding and follow local recycling rules.