
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MBM Destroyit 2465 P-4 a good choice for a small office?
Yes. It meets the P-4 level most policies require, takes 13-15 sheets at 27 ft/min, accepts staples and credit cards, and rolls on castors. Four to six regular users is a realistic load; beyond that, the 9-gallon bin becomes the limiting factor.
What is the difference between the Destroyit 2465 P-4 and 2445 P-4?
They share the same 4 x 40 mm cut, 9.5-inch throat and 9-gallon bin. The 2465 has a 0.75 HP motor at 27 ft/min and takes 13-15 sheets; the 2445 has 0.5 HP at 14 ft/min and takes 11-13. The 2465 also has castors and weighs 58 lb versus 53 lb.
Does the 2465 P-4 shred credit cards?
Yes. MBM approves credit cards along with staples and paper clips for the cross-cut 2465. Feed cards one at a time. It does not take CDs or DVDs; only the strip-cut 2465 is approved for those.
Is P-4 enough for HIPAA, FACTA or GDPR?
These rules do not specify a DIN 66399 level. They require that information be unreadable and not reconstructable. P-4 is the level most organizations adopt for personal, medical and financial records and is easy to defend. If a contract specifies P-5, follow the contract.
Can the DSH0070 run long enough to clear a filing cabinet?
Not without breaks. MBM publishes no duty cycle for the 2465. Thermal protection will stop the motor if it overheats and allow it to resume once cool, so long sessions are safe but may pause. For big purges, split the work up or choose a larger machine.