Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Which shredders do these fit?
ACCO lists the TAA compliant CX22-44, CX25-36, CX30-55 and CX40-59 cross-cut cabinets, the CS25-44, CS30-36 and CS39-55 strip-cut cabinets, the CSM11-44 and CM15-30 micro-cut cabinets and the CHS10-30 high-security cabinet. If your machine is a GBC TAA commercial cabinet, this is the bag for it.
How many bags come in a pack?
One hundred. They are also sold in multiples of that, so a three-pack is 300 bags. That is a fleet quantity: a single cabinet emptied twice a week will take around a year to use a pack, while a central shredding station emptied daily will get through one in about five months.
Should I use these on a CHS10-30 or CM15-30?
You can — both are on this part's list — but those two cabinets have a 100 litre container, about 26 gallons, so a 35-60 gallon bag is generously oversized. The 30-gallon bag, part 1765015, is the closer fit and the cheaper one. Use this bag on them only if you would rather stock a single part across a mixed fleet.
Does one bag really cover 35 to 60 gallons?
Yes. A shredder liner is not sized like a rigid container: it sits inside the bin with a cuff folded over the rim, so a generous bag simply has more slack. In a 35-gallon bin you will have a fair amount of bag to gather at the top; in a 59-gallon bin it will be close to full height.
Do I need a liner on a commercial cabinet?
It is strongly advisable. A full container at this size is heavy enough to be a manual-handling concern, and tipping one produces a cloud of paper dust. With a bag, the container stays in the cabinet and the operator carries a closed sack. Some confidential waste contractors will also only accept material presented in a sealed bag.