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Dahle High Viscosity Shredder Oil Reduces Friction and Optimizes Performance in Dahle's PowerTEC¨ 747 CS Shredder, 10 oz. Bottles (6/box)

Dahle High Viscosity Shredder Oil Reduces Friction and Optimizes Performance in Dahle's PowerTEC¨ 747 CS Shredder, 10 oz. Bottles (6/box)

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Description

Dahle 20719 is a high viscosity shredder oil that Dahle specifies for the PowerTEC® 747 CS paper and optical media shredder. It is thicker than Dahle's everyday shredder oil, so it stays on the cutting cylinders of that heavy, chain-driven machine instead of draining off. The box holds six 10 oz bottles and is meant for owners keeping a 747 CS in regular service.

Which machine the 20719 is for

  • Specified: Dahle PowerTEC® 747 CS Paper/Optical Media Shredder
  • Not listed for: the PowerTEC® 727 CS or any other Dahle model
  • Everything else that takes oil: Dahle's standard shredder oil, 20721 in 12 oz bottles or 20722 in 1 gallon bottles

If you are unsure which grade your shredder needs, the machine manual is the reference.

Applying high viscosity oil to the 747 CS

Run a thin line of oil across the whole width of the feed opening, then put the shredder in reverse for a few seconds to spread it over the cylinders. Small, regular doses do more good on a heavy media machine than a big squirt after a jam. Do not oil with paper in the throat, and never use vegetable oil or aerosol lubricants.

20719 product data

Product High viscosity shredder oil
Intended machine Dahle PowerTEC® 747 CS
Bottle 10 oz
Box 6 bottles
Part number 20719-17524
Warranty 90 days

Order the next box before you open the final bottle, so the 747 CS is never left without lubricant while a purchase goes through.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Shredder Accessories
EAN
4009729085790

Product listing details

Vendor
Dahle
Product type
Shredder Accessory
Condition
New
SKU
20719-17524
GTIN
4009729085790
Price
$67.50 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which shredder is Dahle 20719 high viscosity oil for?

Dahle specifies it for the PowerTEC 747 CS paper and optical media shredder. It is not listed as the lubricant for any other model, including the related 727 CS. Other oil-using Dahle shredders take the standard 20721 or 20722 shredder oil.

How is the 20719 different from standard Dahle shredder oil?

It is thicker. The higher viscosity keeps it on the cutting cylinders of the 747 CS, a heavy chain-driven machine that handles optical discs as well as paper. Dahle's standard 20721 and 20722 oils are lighter and meant for its cabinet shredders, so they would not cling the same way on the 747 CS.

How do you oil a Dahle PowerTEC 747 CS?

Spread a fine stream of the 20719 oil from one end of the feed opening to the other, then run the machine in reverse for a few seconds to carry it across the cylinders. Avoid pouring it into one spot and do not oil while paper is in the feed. Dahle sets no fixed interval, so oil according to how hard the machine is working.

Can I buy a single bottle of 20719 oil?

No, it is only sold as a box of six 10 oz bottles. For a 747 CS in regular use that is a practical amount to keep on hand. Reorder before the last bottle is opened.

Is a generic shredder oil an acceptable substitute in the 747 CS?

We advise against it. Most generic shredder oils behave like a standard-viscosity product, while Dahle specifies a high viscosity oil for this machine. The wrong grade will not cause instant failure, but it is a maintenance deviation that could be raised if a cutting cylinder claim is ever made.