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HSM Pure 220 5/32 x 1 Cross Cut Document Shredder - HSM2323

HSM Pure 220 5/32 x 1 Cross Cut Document Shredder - HSM2323

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
4 x 25 mm (approx. 5/32" x 1") particle cut
Sheet capacity
6-7 sheets (80 g/m2)
Throat width
8.9" (225 mm)
Regular price $312.27 USD
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Description

The HSM Pure 220 cross-cut is a personal shredder that turns paper into 5/32 x 1 in (4 x 25 mm) particles to DIN 66399 P-4, taking 6-7 sheets per pass into a 6.6 gallon (25 L) bin. It shares its cutting head and footprint with the Pure 120 cross-cut but adds a sheet of capacity and about a quarter more bin. It is a good fit for a bookkeeper, small practice or HR consultant who shreds confidential paper most days.

Pure 220 cross-cut at a glance

  • P-4, with 100 mm² particles
  • 6-7 sheets per pass at 80 g/m²
  • 6.6 US gal (25 L) bin, holding about 230 shredded sheets
  • 160 W motor, 110-130 V
  • Lifetime warranty on the steel cutting rollers

Why the bigger bin is the reason to choose the Pure 220

Compared with the Pure 120 cross-cut, the security is identical and the desk footprint is the same 14.4 x 10.2 in. The housing is 51 mm taller, at 18.3 in, and that extra height holds a 25 L container. In practice the bin takes around 230 shredded sheets against roughly 184 for the Pure 120, and one extra sheet per pass adds up over a week of daily shredding. If you have already decided on a personal P-4 machine, the Pure 220 simply means fewer trips to the recycling bin.

P-4 security and what it covers

Each 4 x 25 mm piece measures 100 mm², leaving a clear margin below the 160 mm² ceiling DIN 66399 sets for P-4. That is the usual standard for HR files, patient administration and customer records. The full classification is E-3, F-1, P-4 and T-4, so credit and magnetic cards are within its rating, while CDs and DVDs are not. Regulations such as HIPAA do not name a DIN class, but P-4 is what many policies adopt for personal data.

Built-in conveniences

A sensor starts the rollers as paper goes in and stops them when it has passed, and the machine switches to stand-by between uses. A safety element at the slot stops the feed under light pressure. Hardened steel rollers take staples and paper clips. To empty, lift away the top section and tip the rigid container; if you prefer a liner, ask for a bag sized to 25 L.

Pure 220 cross-cut specifications

Security rating P-4 to DIN 66399 / ISO 21964 (E-3 / F-1 / P-4 / T-4)
Particle size 5/32 x 1 in (4 x 25 mm), 100 mm² area
Sheet capacity 6 - 7 sheets at 80 g/m²
Throat 8.9 in (225 mm)
Container 6.6 US gal (25 L)
Container holds approx. 230 shredded sheets
Motor rating 160 W
Voltage 110-130 V / 60 Hz
Sound at idle approx. 55 - 60 dB(A)
Dimensions (W x D x H) 14.4 x 10.2 x 18.3 in (366 x 258 x 466 mm)
Weight 9.9 lb (4.5 kg)
Materials accepted Paper, staples, paper clips, credit and magnetic cards
Warranty Lifetime cover on the steel cutting rollers

Choosing among nearby Pure models

  • Pure 120 cross-cut: same P-4 cut at 5-6 sheets with a 20 L bin, in a shorter housing.
  • Pure 220 strip cut: 3.9 mm P-2 strips at 12-14 sheets, faster but only for non-confidential paper.
  • Pure 320 cross-cut: P-4 at 3.9 x 30 mm, 8-9 sheets, with a 360 W motor and 9.1 in (230 mm) throat.

Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere

Choose the Pure 220 cross-cut if one person handles confidential paper every day and the Pure 120 would be emptied too often. A team of four or more will outgrow it; the Pure 420 cross-cut, at 13-15 sheets with a 35 L bin, is built for shared use. If your policy calls for P-5 or above, look at the Pure 420 and Pure 530 with their 1.9 x 15 mm heads or the SECURIO range.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Personal
Shredder Series
Pure
Cut Type
Cross Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper, Staples and paper clips, Credit card
Cut Size
4 x 25 mm (approx. 5/32" x 1") particle cut
Bin Size / Container Volume
6.6 US gal (25 L)
Throat Width
8.9" (225 mm)
Power Consumption
160 W
Voltage
110-130 V / 60 Hz
Weight
9.9 lb (4.5 kg)
Security Level
P-4
Sheet Capacity
6-7 sheets (80 g/m2)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
14.4" x 10.2" x 18.3" (366 x 258 x 466 mm)
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on the steel cutting rollers
dB Level
approx. 55-60 dB(A) idle

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Document Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
2323113
GTIN
4026631053938
Price
$312.27 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the HSM Pure 220 and Pure 120 cross-cut?

Capacity. Both cut 4 x 25 mm P-4 particles through a 225 mm throat on the same 366 x 258 mm footprint. The Pure 220 is 51 mm taller, takes 6-7 sheets instead of 5-6, and its 25 L bin holds about 230 shredded sheets compared with 184 in the Pure 120's 20 L bin.

Can the Pure 220 cross-cut shred bank cards?

Yes. The Pure 220 carries a T-4 rating for magnetic data carriers, and HSM lists credit cards among its materials. Feed cards one at a time, separately from paper. It has no optical rating, so CDs and DVDs should not go in.

Is the Pure 220 suitable for HIPAA or GDPR paperwork?

P-4 is the level many organizations adopt for personal data, including HR and patient records. Neither regulation names a specific DIN class; they require destruction suited to the risk. If your internal policy specifies P-5 or higher, the Pure 220 will not meet it.

How long does the Pure 220 cross-cut bin last between emptying?

The 25 L container holds around 230 shredded sheets. If you shred twenty or thirty pages a day, expect to empty it roughly every week and a half. Particle cut packs more densely than strip cut, so the bin holds more sheets than its size might suggest.

How loud is the HSM Pure 220?

HSM gives approximately 55-60 dB(A) at idle, about the level of normal conversation, and it is louder while cutting. That is unremarkable in a private office; in an open-plan area near phone users, shredding in short batches is more considerate.

Can two or three people share a Pure 220 cross-cut?

Two light users can manage, but it is designed as a personal shredder with no published duty cycle, and 6-7 sheets per pass leads to queues. For four or more people, the Pure 420 cross-cut with 13-15 sheets and a 35 L bin is the better match.