HSM 32 Gallon Shredder Bin - 1070070170

The HSM 32 Gallon Shredder Bin, part 1070070170, is a wheeled, lockable collection cart that holds 32 US gallons (121 liters) and up to 125 lb (57 kg) of paper. At 19.6 inches wide it is the slimmest of HSM's two-wheel carts, so one person can roll it through an ordinary office door to the shredder. It suits a department that wants confidential paper locked up at the source and moved without lifting.

HSM 32-gallon cart at a glance

• 32 US gallons (121 liters), up to 125 lb of paper
• 36.5 in tall, 19.6 in wide, 22.5 in deep
• Rolls on two rubber wheels
• Hasp built into the body for a padlock
• Arrives assembled; made in Canada

Built to move through a normal office

This cart sits between the fixed lockable bins and HSM's larger carts. It holds more than any of the fixed bins, and because it rolls, nobody has to carry a full load down a corridor. The narrow body is what makes it practical day to day: it fits through standard doors and between desks, and a full load is still one person's job on a hard floor.

At 36.5 inches high, it will not go under a desk or counter. Plan to stand it beside a copier, in a mail room or at the end of a row of workstations.

How the 1070070170 keeps paper secure

Sheets go in through a thin slot that takes paper and little else, so the contents cannot easily be pulled back out. The lid closes over a molded hasp for a padlock. HSM does not list a padlock as part of the delivery, so plan on supplying your own, ideally one on your site's existing key system. No liner bag comes with it either. The cart is independent of any machine and serves any shredder or shredding contractor.

Specifications

Picking a size in the HSM cart range

• 65-gallon cart (1070070180): about double the volume and a 250 lb paper rating, 25 in wide.
• 95-gallon cart (1070070190): 350 lb rating, for building-level collection.
• 30-inch fixed bin (1070070220): 23 gallons with no wheels, smaller footprint, for paper that never has to travel.

Who it suits

A department that empties a secure container weekly and wants staff to handle it without strain. If emptying twice a week becomes the norm, move up to the 65-gallon cart.