
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MBM 4108 cross-cut secure enough for confidential files?
For general business confidentiality, yes. The DSH0348 cuts to 6 x 50 mm, a 300 mm² particle, which is DIN 66399 P-3. That suits invoices, reports and routine correspondence. If your privacy policy or a client contract specifies P-4 or higher for personal data, you will need a finer-cutting model such as the 4606 at P-5.
How many sheets per pass can the DSH0348 handle?
MBM quotes 65-82 sheets per pass on 70 gsm paper, delivered by the powered conveyor belt. MBM also advises that practical rates can be about half the quoted figure, so heavier US bond and stapled bundles will bring the real number down. Even so, it far outpaces a hand-fed office shredder.
What electrical supply does the DSH0348 require?
It needs 220 V three-phase power. The cross-cut 4108 uses a motor rated up to 8 hp, so it cannot be plugged into a standard office socket. Have an electrician confirm and install the supply at the planned location before the 787 lb machine is delivered.
Why does the cross-cut 4108 have fewer sheets than the strip-cut version?
Cutting each strip into short particles demands more work per sheet. MBM pairs the cross-cut head with an 8 hp motor and rates it at 65-82 sheets, while the strip-cut DSH0345 runs 10 hp at 75-95 sheets. You give up some capacity to move from P-2 to P-3.
Are bags included with the MBM DSH0348?
No, liners are not supplied. The waste goes into a 79-gallon compartment accessed through a rear door, and the bag holder rolls out on wheels so a full bag does not have to be lifted. Order suitable bags separately before the machine goes into service.