Fellowes Powershred 63Cb 10-Sheet Crosscut and 19 similar items

Shreds 10 sheets of paper per pass into 309 (5/32 x 2” Security Level P-3) cross-cut particles; shreds staples, credit cards, Paper clips Runs for up to 8 minutes before a cool down period is needed JamBlocker Technology blocks jams before they start SafeSense Technology stops shredding when hands touch the paper opening 5-gallon pull-out bin with LED bin-full indicator Fellowes Powershred 63Cb Cross-Cut Shredder The Fellowes Powershred 63Cb Cross-Cut Shredder can shred up to 10 sheets of paper per pass into 307 (5/32” x 2” Security Level P-3) cross-cut particles. This machine also safely shreds plastic credit cards, staples, paper clips. Achieve hassle-free shredding with all the 63Cb has to offer including Jam Blocker Technology, blocking jams jams before they start. To protect more than your identity, the patented SafeSense Technology is designed with an electronic safety sensor that surrounds the paper entry and automatically disables the shredder when hands touch the paper opening. Also, the 63Cb’s Energy Savings System provides optimal energy efficiency in use and out of use. With the ability to shred for up to 8 minutes before a cool down period is needed, the 63Cb is ideal for personal deskside use and includes a 5-gallon pull-out bin. 18.1" H x 15.2" W x 10.9" D. Security Feature SafeSense Technology is designed with an electronic safety sensor that surrounds the paper entry and automatically disables the shredder when hands touch the paper opening. Continuous 8 minute Shredding Every shredder runs for a specific period of time before it needs to cool down. The longer you need to shred, the more run-time you will need. Productivity Shredder productivity goes beyond mere sheet capacity or speed. When shopping for a shredder, consider the machine’s throughput, or the efficiency in which it can get the job done. Throughput combines the three most critical features that contribute to a shredder’s performance: Sheet Capacity x Speed (feet per minute) x Duty Cycle = Throughput.