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Dahle PowerTEC 808 MS Digital Media Shredder

Dahle PowerTEC 808 MS Digital Media Shredder

DIN 66399 security level · Optical media O-3Optical media
Cut
Cross Cut
Cut size
4 mm x 15 mm
Throat width
6.5 inch
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Description

The Dahle PowerTEC 808 MS exists because a paper shredder cannot destroy a phone and a hard drive punch cannot destroy a memory chip. It is a solid-state and small-device shredder: SSDs, mobile phones, mini tablets, USB thumb drives and optical discs go in through a 6.5-inch feed and come out as 4 x 15 mm fragments, rated O-3 for optical media and E-3 for electronic media under DIN 66399. If your IT asset disposal process currently ends with a hammer and a photograph, this is the machine that replaces it with something auditable.

A word on how this machine fits an asset disposal process. Destruction is only half of it; the other half is the record showing which serial number went in. Because the 808 MS processes one device per pass, it maps naturally onto a log entry per asset, which is exactly what an auditor wants to see. It runs on 115 V so it can live in the IT store next to the assets themselves, and it weighs 287 lb on casters. The shredded output is electronic waste and needs a compliant downstream route - arrange that before the first disposal session, not after.

Key Features

  • Built for solid-state media. SSDs, phones, tablets and thumb drives store data in flash chips. Shredding at 4 x 15 mm breaks the chip packages themselves, which degaussing and platter deformation cannot do.
  • O-3 and E-3 classification. DIN 66399 class O-3 for optical media and E-3 for electronic data carriers, giving procurement a standard to cite rather than a vendor adjective.
  • 6.5-inch feed with a self-closing flap. Wide enough for a tablet, and the flap closes behind the device so nothing is exposed while the head is running.
  • Chain-driven 3.5 HP continuous-duty motor. Devices are far harder on a cutting head than paper. The chain drive delivers torque without slip and the motor is thermally protected.
  • Safety door sensors and rubber shock mounts. The cabinet stops if the door is opened, and the mounts absorb the shock loading that comes from shredding rigid electronics.
  • 115 V supply. A standard outlet, which means the machine can live in the IT store rather than a plant room.

Specifications

Security level (DIN 66399) O-3 (optical media) / E-3 (electronic media)
Cut type Cross cut
Cut size 4 x 15 mm
Capacity 1 device per pass
Feed width 6.5 in
Waste volume 4 gallons
Motor 3.5 HP chain-driven continuous-duty
Voltage 115 V
Noise level 55 dB
Dimensions 21.75 x 21.75 x 39.5 in
Weight 287 lb
Shreddable materials Solid state drives, cell phones, mini tablets, thumb drives, CDs and DVDs
Warranty 1 year

What's in the Box

Ships as a complete steel cabinet on rolling casters with the cutting head and the 4-gallon waste bin fitted. Waste bags are not included and Dahle publishes no bag part number for this model. Because shredded electronics are classed as e-waste, plan the downstream disposal route before the machine arrives.

Who Should Buy This — and Who Should Not

Buy the 808 MS if your organisation retires phones, tablets, USB drives or SSDs in meaningful numbers and needs a documented, repeatable destruction method for flash storage. It is the only machine in the PowerTEC range that addresses solid-state media directly.

Do not buy it if your problem is spinning magnetic hard drives. Those are handled by the 818 HD punch, or by the 828 HD if you also need paper. And do not buy it as a paper shredder - there is no published paper capacity, the feed is 6.5 inches, and the 4-gallon bin would be full within minutes. A department destroying one or two devices a month will not justify the price; for that volume, a service bureau with a certificate of destruction is more sensible.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Digital Media Shredder
Shredder Series
PowerTEC®
Cut Type
Cross Cut
Shreddable Materials
CDs / DVDs,Thumb Drives,Cell Phones,Mini Tablets,Solid State Drives
Cut Size
4 mm x 15 mm
Bin Size / Container Volume
4 gallons
Throat Width
6.5 inch
Power Consumption
3.5 HP
Voltage
115 V
Weight
287 lb
EAN
4009729069479
Security Level
O-3
Dimensions (WxDxH)
21.75 x 21.75 x 39.5 in
Warranty
1 year
dB Level
55

Product listing details

Vendor
Dahle
Product type
Digital Media Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
10201-15195
GTIN
4009729069479
Price
$7,390.00 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can it destroy a magnetic hard drive?

Dahle lists solid state drives, cell phones, mini tablets, thumb drives and optical media for the 808 MS. Conventional 3.5-inch magnetic hard drives are not on that list - they are handled by the PowerTEC 818 HD punch or the 828 HD. Do not assume a device shredder eats everything: a 3.5-inch drive housing is a very different proposition from an SSD board, and forcing one through is how cutting heads are ruined.

Is it NSA approved?

We found no NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List entry for the 808 MS, and we will not claim one. Dahle rates it O-3 and E-3 under DIN 66399, which is a European standard and a different framework from NSA/CSS. If you are destroying classified solid-state media under US federal rules, check NSA/CSS Policy Manual 9-12 and the current EPL for solid state destruction devices before specifying any machine.

How many devices can it process per hour?

Dahle publishes the capacity as one device per pass and does not publish a devices-per-hour figure, so we will not invent one. The practical limiter in most organisations is not the machine but the 4-gallon bin and the process of logging each asset serial number before it goes in. Treat it as a batch tool for a scheduled disposal session rather than something that runs continuously.

Why is the bin only 4 gallons?

Because shredded electronics are dense and heavy. Four gallons of phone and SSD fragments weighs a great deal more than four gallons of paper, and a larger bin would be difficult to lift out safely. Expect to empty it often during a bulk disposal session - that is a design decision about handling, not a sign the machine is undersized.

What does E-3 actually mean?

DIN 66399 classifies electronic data carriers on an E scale from E-1 to E-7, based on the maximum surface area of the resulting fragments. E-3 corresponds to a fragment area of 160 mm2 or less, which the 808 MS achieves with its 4 x 15 mm cut at 60 mm2. It is a commercial-grade classification suited to normal business confidential data, not the top of the scale.

How loud is it?

55 dB, which is quiet for a device shredder and the same figure Dahle quotes for the 707 PS and 727 CS. Rubber shock mounts do most of that work. Bear in mind the rated figure reflects steady operation - the moment a rigid device enters the head there will be a sharper mechanical noise that no dB rating captures.