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MBM DSH0066 2445 cross-cut 3/16" x 1 1/2" (4 x 40 mm)

MBM DSH0066 2445 cross-cut 3/16" x 1 1/2" (4 x 40 mm)

DIN 66399 security level P-4max 160 mm² particleOffice baselineParticularly sensitive personal data: HR files, contracts, payroll, patient and customer records. See every P-4 machine
Cut
Cross Cut
Cut size
3/16" x 1 1/2" (4 x 40 mm)
Sheet capacity
11-13 sheets (70 g/m2)
Throat width
9.5 inch
Regular price $892.08 USD
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Description

Of the three 2445 variants, this is the one built for getting through paper. The 4 x 40 mm cross-cut works out to 160 mm² — the exact upper limit DIN 66399 allows for P-4 — and in exchange the machine swallows 11 to 13 sheets per pass instead of the 6 to 8 its P-5 sibling manages. If your policy says P-4 and your problem is a full in-tray, this is the sensible choice in the family.

The 2445 family gives you one cabinet and three cutting heads, and the choice between them is purely a security-versus-speed decision. This P-4 variant is the volume option. It is also the one most buyers should look at first, because P-4 cross-cut is the level that satisfies the great majority of commercial document retention policies, and there is no advantage to buying finer particles than your obligations and your risk appetite actually call for.

Key Features

  • 11–13 sheet capacity — roughly double the P-5 version of the same cabinet, from an identical 0.5 HP motor.
  • P-4 cross-cut at 4 x 40 mm. Meets P-4 at 160 mm². Worth knowing that it sits at the limit rather than well inside it, if your auditor reads the standard closely.
  • Staples, paper clips and credit cards all rated by MBM for the cross-cut 2445.
  • 9-gallon removable bin behind a wooden cabinet door, with automatic cut-off when the bin is full or the door is opened.
  • Lifetime limited warranty on cutting shafts and wheels, hardened steel, milled at MBM's Balingen plant.
  • Zero-energy sleep after 30 minutes, plus photocell start/stop and automatic reverse.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Security level P-4 (DIN 66399)
Cut type Cross-cut
Cut size 3/16 in x 1 1/2 in (4 x 40 mm), 160 mm²
Sheet capacity 11–13 sheets (MBM rates capacity on 70 g/m² paper)
Feed opening 9.5 in
Shred bin volume 9 gallons
Motor 0.5 HP, single phase
Shred speed 14 ft/min
Voltage 115 V, single phase
Dimensions 11.75 in D x 15.5 in W x 25 in H
Weight 53 lb
Shreddable materials Paper, staples, paper clips, credit cards
Warranty Lifetime limited warranty on cutting shafts and wheels; 3-year limited warranty on all other parts excluding wearables; 90-day limited warranty on labor

What's in the Box

Assembled wooden cabinet, 9-gallon removable shred bin, operating instructions. Shred bags are not supplied with the machine.

Who Should Buy This — and Who Should Not

Buy this if P-4 satisfies your document policy and you want the best throughput available in a 25-inch-tall cabinet. It suits a small office where two or three people bring documents to a shared corner unit, or an individual who clears a backlog once a week rather than a few pages a day. The card capability covers expired credit cards, ID badges and loyalty cards without a separate machine.

Do not buy it if your obligations specify P-5 or stricter — step to DSH0065, the identical cabinet with a 2 x 15 mm head. Do not buy it if you need to destroy CDs or DVDs, which MBM does not rate for cross-cut 2445 models. And if 11 to 13 sheets still feels short, the Destroyit 2465 P-4 (DSH0070) reaches 13–15 sheets at nearly twice the shred speed on the same 9.5-inch throat, while the Destroyit 2503 P-4 adds a 20-gallon bin for departmental use.

Running Costs and Care

Budget for two consumables: shred bags, which are not supplied with the machine, and shredder oil for the cutting shafts. MBM gives the oiling interval in the operating instructions; follow that rather than a generic schedule, because it is written for this cutting head. The wooden cabinet needs nothing beyond wiping down. Everything else on the machine is covered by the 3-year parts warranty, with the shafts themselves warranted for life against defects.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Deskside Office Paper Shredders
Shredder Series
Destroyit 2445
Cut Type
Cross Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper,Staples,Paper Clips,Credit Cards
Cut Size
3/16" x 1 1/2" (4 x 40 mm)
Bin Size / Container Volume
9 gallons
Throat Width
9.5 inch
Power Consumption
0.5 Hp
Voltage
115 V
Weight
53 lb
EAN
4019364546518
Security Level
P-4
Sheet Capacity
11-13 sheets (70 g/m2)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
11.75 x 15.5 x 25 inch
Warranty
Lifetime limited warranty on cutting shafts and wheels; 3-year limited warranty on all other parts excluding wearables; 90-day limited warranty on labor

Product listing details

Vendor
MBM
Product type
Deskside Office Paper Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
DSH0066
GTIN
4019364546518
Price
$892.08 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Before you specify

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 4 x 40 mm genuinely P-4?

Yes, but at the boundary. DIN 66399 sets P-4 at a maximum particle area of 160 mm². 4 x 40 mm is exactly 160 mm², so it qualifies with nothing to spare. That is normal across the industry and it is a legitimate P-4 rating, but if your compliance team prefers headroom, the Destroyit 2265 cuts 3 x 25 mm (75 mm²) at P-4 and the 2445 P-5 cuts 2 x 15 mm (30 mm²).

How many sheets can I actually feed at once?

MBM rates 11 to 13 sheets on 70 g/m² paper and states on its own spec sheet that realistic throughput can be as low as half the theoretical figure. With standard 20 lb US office paper, stapled documents and the occasional fold, plan on 7 to 10 sheets as a comfortable working stack. Feeding to the rated maximum every time is the fastest way to trigger the auto-reverse and slow yourself down.

Can it shred credit cards?

Yes. MBM rates the cross-cut 2445 models for credit cards as well as staples and paper clips. Feed cards singly rather than mixed into a stack of paper, and expect the card to come out in P-4 sized fragments. What it will not take is CDs, DVDs or any rigid optical media — those are not listed for this machine. Feeding them risks the shafts and the lifetime warranty that covers them.

How often will the 9-gallon bin need emptying?

P-4 cross-cut waste at 4 x 40 mm packs somewhat more densely than finer P-5 confetti, so a full 9-gallon bin corresponds very roughly to 800 to 1,000 sheets depending on how it settles. A two-person office destroying a folder each per day will typically empty it once a week. The machine cuts power automatically when the bin is full or the cabinet door is open, so you will not overfill it unnoticed.

Does it fit under a desk?

It depends on your desk. The cabinet is 25 inches tall, 15.5 inches wide and 11.75 inches deep, which clears most standard desks with a 27 to 29 inch knee height but not a lowered or height-adjustable one at its bottom setting. It is not on castors, and at 53 lb it is not something you will reposition casually. Measure before assuming it will live under the workstation rather than beside it.

Is this quiet enough for an open-plan office?

MBM does not publish a dB(A) figure for the 2445, so we cannot quote one. What we can say is that it is a 0.5 HP single-phase motor in a wooden cabinet, which is structurally quieter than a plastic-shelled consumer shredder, and the photocell means it only runs while paper is passing rather than idling. If a verified noise number is a purchase requirement, ask us and we will request it from MBM rather than estimate.