
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the intimus OmniShred 115 more powerful than the OmniShred 85?
No. Both use the same 1,100 W motor, the same 3.6 x 43 mm P-4 cutting head and the same two feed openings. The 115 differs only in its taller 108.5 cm cabinet and its 115-liter removable cardboard container, which means fewer stops to change the container.
How does the OmniShred 115 container work?
It is a lined cardboard container that sits inside the cabinet. When full it is lifted out whole, closed and passed on for disposal, then a new container is put in. The containers are consumables, so order spares with the machine to avoid downtime.
Can the OmniShred 115 shred pill bottles and syringes?
Yes, intimus lists syringes, pill bottles and blister packages among approved materials, fed through the 250 x 130 mm top hopper. Before relying on it, check that shredding these items complies with your clinical waste policy and that your disposal contractor accepts the resulting waste.
What security level does the OmniShred 115 meet?
It meets P-4 under DIN 66399, with a 154.8 mm2 particle. It also carries O-3, T-4, F-1 and E-3 ratings. For an embedded passport chip that must meet a higher electronic media level, a dedicated media shredder such as the intimus FlashEx is the better tool.
How big and heavy is the OmniShred 115?
It measures 26 x 21.7 x 42.7 inches (66 x 55 x 108.5 cm) and weighs 220 lb (100 kg). The width and depth pass through ordinary doorways, but plan the delivery route and allow two people for moving it.