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KOBRA 310 TS SS5

KOBRA 310 TS SS5

DIN 66399 security level P-2max 800 mm² particleInternal documents: work instructions, routine forms, correspondence carrying no personal data. See every P-2 machine
Cut
Strip Cut
Cut size
5.8 mm strip (1/4 inch nominal)
Sheet capacity
Up to 47 (A4 70 g/m2); 37-39 (80 g/m2)
Throat width
13 inch
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Description

Up to 47 sheets a pass makes the KOBRA 310 TS SS5 the fastest paper-eater on this chassis. It cuts 5.8 mm strips at DIN 66399 P-2, which is the trade: the widest strips in the 310 Touch Screen line buy the highest throughput. If your problem is a records room that has to be emptied rather than a compliance auditor who has to be satisfied, this is the model in the family to look at first.

Key Features

  • 47 sheets per pass. The highest sheet capacity in the 310 TS range, achieved by using the widest strip in the line rather than by a bigger motor.
  • Touch-screen operation. Forward, reverse and standby are selected on the panel; there are no mechanical rocker switches to break.
  • EPC real-time load display. The Electronic Power Control readout shows how hard the cutting head is working, which is how operators learn where the real limit sits.
  • Dedicated optical media cutter. A second cutting unit and bin handle CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs and cards at O-1 T-2 E-2, keeping plastic out of the paper knives.
  • Twin 24-hour continuous-duty motors. No published duty cycle and no cool-down interval, so a purge can run until the bag is full.
  • Carbon-hardened knives. Staples and paper clips can be fed with the paper.
  • Energy Smart System. Standby after about 8 seconds of inactivity and full disconnection from the mains after 4 hours.
  • Transparency mode. A 5-second hold on forward reconfigures the sensors for transparent film.

Specifications

Specification Value
Security level (DIN 66399 / ISO 21964) P-2 O-2 T-2 E-2 (paper unit); O-1 T-2 E-2 (optical media unit)
Cut type Strip cut
Cut size 5.8 mm strips (1/4 in. nominal)
Sheet capacity Up to 47 sheets of A4 70 g/m²; 37–39 sheets at 80 g/m²
Throat width 13 in. (330 mm)
Shredding speed 20 ft/min
Bin volume 40 gallons (150 litres), bagged
Motor 1.5 HP (1200 W input), 24-hour continuous duty
Voltage 115 V / 60 Hz
Noise 58 dB(A)
Dimensions (W × D × H) 21.2 × 17.2 × 43 in. (530 × 430 × 1070 mm)
Weight 120 lb (54 kg)
Shreddable materials Paper, credit cards, chip cards, CDs/DVDs/Blu-ray, floppy disks (via the separate optical media unit)
Article code 99.865

What's in the Box

Supplied assembled on casters with both collection bins in place. Kobra's US datasheet for this model lists no waste-bag article code and no warranty term — order bags separately and get warranty length confirmed in writing if it matters to your procurement.

Who Should Buy This — and Who Should Not

Choose the SS5 when volume is the whole problem: a records purge, a print room, a department that generates reams of superseded output. Forty-seven sheets a pass, no duty cycle and a touch-screen panel that non-technical staff can operate makes it the least frustrating shared machine in the range. Over a full records clear-out the gap between 47 sheets and 31 is measured in hours, and this is the model that wins that comparison.

Do not choose it for anything regulated. Strip cut at P-2 is reconstructible, and a 5.8 mm strip is the coarsest output Kobra makes on this chassis. If narrower strips are a requirement without a change of security class, the KOBRA 310 TS SS4 gives you 3.8 mm at up to 39 sheets. If the requirement is genuinely a higher DIN class, skip strip cut entirely: the KOBRA 310 TS CC4 AO is P-4 at up to 31 sheets and the KOBRA 310 TS CC2 AO is P-5 at up to 19. Both add an automatic oiler, which strip-cut models in this line do not have.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Departmental touch screen shredder
Shredder Series
Touch Screen Line
Cut Type
Strip Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper, credit cards, chip cards, CDs/DVDs/Blu-ray, floppy disks (separate optical media cutting unit)
Cut Size
5.8 mm strip (1/4 inch nominal)
Bin Size / Container Volume
40 gallons
Throat Width
13 inch
Power Consumption
1.5 HP
Voltage
115 Volt / 60 Hz
Weight
120 lb
EAN
8026064998659
Security Level
P-2
Sheet Capacity
Up to 47 (A4 70 g/m2); 37-39 (80 g/m2)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
21.2 x 17.2 x 43 inch
dB Level
58

Product listing details

Vendor
KOBRA
Product type
Large Size Office
Condition
New
SKU
310 TS SS5
GTIN
8026064998659
Price
$1,960.36 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really put 47 sheets in at once?

That figure is Kobra's rating for A4 paper at 70 g/m². On 80 g/m² stock the rated capacity is 37–39 sheets. Ratings assume flat, unstapled, unfolded paper. In day-to-day use most operators feed 30–35 sheets and never see a reverse cycle; pushing to the rated maximum on heavy or stapled stock is where jams come from.

Is P-2 acceptable for shredding customer files?

Usually not. P-2 means 5.8 mm strips, which remain readable in places and can be reassembled. Privacy regimes built on HIPAA, GLBA or FACTA generally expect cross-cut particles at minimum. Treat the SS5 as a bulk-paper machine for internal documents, and put anything containing personal data through a P-4 or P-5 machine such as the 310 TS CC4 AO or CC2 AO.

How fast does the 40-gallon bag fill?

Faster than you would expect from the volume figure. Strip-cut waste is springy and resists settling, so a bag holds less shredded weight than the same bag on a cross-cut machine. A busy department typically changes the bag once or twice a week; during a purge, expect to change it several times in a day. Compacting the bag by hand between changes helps but is unpleasant — strip waste has sharp edges.

Does the disc slot handle credit cards with chips?

Yes. The separate optical media cutting unit accepts credit cards, chip cards, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs and floppy disks, and it collects the debris in its own bin. Bear in mind that the unit is rated O-1 T-2 E-2, which is a low destruction class. It is right for retired backup media and expired cards; it is not appropriate for classified optical media.

What is the touch screen actually for?

It replaces the switch panel. Forward, reverse and standby are selected by touch, status is shown on the panel, and the EPC readout displays the current shredding load so the operator can see how close to capacity the head is running. It is not networked and does not log jobs — if you need audit logging of destruction events, that is a process control, not a feature of this machine.

Will it take stapled documents straight from the file?

Yes. Kobra states the carbon-hardened steel knives are unaffected by staples and paper clips. Remove ring binders, large binder clips and plastic combs first. Shredding heavily stapled sets does not damage the machine, but it does reduce the effective sheet capacity, because a stapled set feeds as a stiffer block than the same number of loose sheets.