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Rexel Optimum AutoFeed+ 600X Automatic Cross Cut Paper Shredder P4

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Rexel Optimum AutoFeed+ 600X Automatic Cross Cut Paper Shredder P4, Cross shredding, 23 cm, 4 x 36 mm, 110 L, 900 sheets, 55 dB

The Optimum AutoFeed+ 600X cross cut shredder automatically shreds up to 600x A4 sheets of paper (80gsm) at a time, into P-4 (4x36mm) cross cut pieces. This auto feed shredder machine is a sophisticated office shredder, featuring a 110L pull out bin. No need to manually feed paper, or remove staples and paper clips first, this automatic paper shredder will do all the work for you.

  • Auto feed up to 600 sheets of A4 paper (80gsm) at a time. Manual slot for up to 15 sheets.
  • P-4 cross cut (4x36mm)
  • 110L high capacity cabinet bin. Plastic shredder bag dispenser inside the bin door for convenient bag replacement.
  • Castor wheels for ease of movement around the workplace.
  • Anti-jam technology
  • Shreds credit cards, staples and paper clips.
  • 240 minutes continuous run time with fan cooling. Sleep mode activates after 3 minutes of non use.
  • Touch control panel with pin code lock for ultimate confidence and security.
  • 55 dBA ultra-quiet noise level
  • Infra red bin full sensor
  • 2 year warranty, 2 year cutter warranty

Specifications

Features
Warranty 24 mo.
Control type Touch
Noise level 55 dB
Cut type Cross cut
Duty cycle 240 min
Entry width 23 cm
Media weight 80 g/m²
Basket volume 110 L
Castor wheels
Working width 23 cm
Product colour Black, Grey
Shredding size 4 x 36 mm
Shredding type Cross shredding
Basket capacity 900 sheets
Paper shredding
Number of wheels 4 wheel(s)
Shredding staples
Anti-jam mechanism
Bin full indicator
Shredding capacity 600 sheets
Shredding paper clips
Credit cards shredding
Security level (paper) P-4
Power consumption (typical) 450 W
ISO A-series sizes (A0...A9) A4
Weight & dimensions
Depth 570 mm
Width 510 mm
Height 960 mm
Other
Warranty period 2 year(s)

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