intimus 130 CP4 3.8x36 mm, 120 V/60 Hz w/oiler package

The intimus 130 CP4 is the biggest-binned cabinet in intimus's commercial office range: a 135-litre waste container under the same P-4, 3.8 x 36 mm cutting head used by the 100 and 120, in a 54 x 40 x 110 cm cabinet on castors. SKU 225254P1 is the build supplied with the intimus automatic oiler package, which pairs logically with the large bin: a machine you empty less often is a machine people think about less often, and manual oiling is exactly the task that gets forgotten on it.

intimus North America's warranty policy is explicit that cross-cut cutting cylinders must be lubricated per the operator's manual and that skipping it may void coverage — including the lifetime limited warranty against cylinder fracture that comes with the commercial tier. The oiler package takes that risk off the office's to-do list.

Key Features

• Automatic oiler package included — the cutting cylinders are lubricated in the course of normal running. This is the only functional difference from SKU 225154, and on a high-volume machine it is the difference between coverage that holds and coverage that lapses.
• 135-litre bin — the largest in intimus's commercial cabinet range. Against the 100-litre intimus 100 that is 35% more waste per bag change, for 20 cm of extra cabinet height and 2 kg of extra weight.
• 3.8 x 36 mm cross-cut, DIN 66399 P-4 — 136.8 mm² particles against a 160 mm² class limit, with the full intimus rating P-4 / O-3 / T-4 / F-1 / E-3 covering optical, magnetic and electronic media too.
• Up to 25 sheets a pass at 80 g/m² — the same cutting head as the 100 CP4 and 120 CP4, so throughput per pass is unchanged; you are buying capacity between emptying, not speed.
• 310 mm (12.2 in) throat — A4 and US Letter unfolded in either orientation.
• i-Control smart switch with automatic start/stop and sleep mode — no standby draw between users and no switch to remember.
• Dynamic load sensor — shows how much of the cutter's capacity the current stack uses, which trains users out of over-feeding faster than any sign on the wall.
• Automatic reverse for jam clearance — the cutters back out without anyone opening the throat.
• Sealed cabinet on castors, 56 dB(A) at idle — quiet enough for a working floor, mobile enough for one person to reposition.

Specifications

What's in the Box

Ships as a single assembled cabinet on castors with its pull-out 135-litre bin. intimus does not publish a component packing list for this SKU, so we are not listing one. Budget separately for waste bags, which are a consumable and are not supplied, and for cutting-cylinder lubricant — intimus makes lubrication a written condition of warranty coverage.

Who Should Buy This — and Who Should Not

The 130 CP4 is for the department that already knows its problem is bag changes. Same cutting head as the 100 and 120, same 25 sheets a pass, same P-4 output — but 135 litres between emptyings instead of 100 or 120. If your shredder currently gets emptied daily and someone complains about it, this is the fix, and it costs you 20 cm of height rather than floor area, because the footprint stays 54 x 40 cm.

It is the wrong purchase if the bin is not your constraint. Buying the 130 in the hope of shredding faster achieves nothing: the intimus 120 CP4 and intimus 100 CP4 run the identical head at the identical rate for less money. It is also wrong if you need a higher security level — the 130 chassis is offered here as a CP4 only, so a P-5 or P-7 requirement sends you to the intimus 120 CP5 or intimus 120 CP7, both of which have smaller bins and lower capacity. And if you are clearing archive backlogs by the pallet rather than shredding day-to-day paper, a cabinet machine of any size is the wrong category; look at the intimus 16.50 or a shredder-baler such as the intimus 14.87.

Specifications above are taken from the intimus per-model datasheet and the intimus North America warranty policy. Where a figure is not published by intimus we have left the row out rather than estimate it.