
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the KOBRA 300.2 C4 different from the 300.1 C4?
They share the same 3.9 x 40 mm P-4 cutting head. The 300.2 C4 adds a 900 W motor instead of 600 W, a 40-gallon (150-liter) cabinet instead of 29 gallons, and a taller frame at 111 cm versus 92 cm. Sheet capacity rises from 20-22 to 25-27 at 70 g/m².
Does the KOBRA 300.2 C4 meet P-4?
Yes. KOBRA rates it P-4 O-3 T-4 E-3 F-1. The 3.9 x 40 mm particle covers 156 mm², under the 160 mm² DIN 66399 ceiling for P-4. Rely on the metric figure, because rounded imperial conversions of this cut overstate the particle size.
What can the 300.2 C4 shred besides paper?
KOBRA lists credit cards, chip cards, films, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs and floppy disks for the 300.2 C4. Feed discs and cards individually rather than inside a paper stack, and take out binder clips and ring mechanisms. Staples and paper clips can stay in.
Does the KOBRA 300.2 C4 include an automatic oiler?
This listing is sold as the auto-oiler version, KOBRA article 99.931. KOBRA's European catalog treats the oiler as an option on this chassis, so ask for written confirmation that your unit has it before ordering. A cross-cut head that runs dry wears much faster.
Will Tabloid paper fit in the 300.2 C4?
Yes. The 12.2 in (310 mm) throat takes Letter and Legal easily, and Tabloid at 11 x 17 in feeds on its short edge. Capacity is rated on A4 sheets, so use a smaller stack with larger formats. Avoid folding sheets to fit, since each fold adds thickness at the knives.