
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the automatic oiler on the HSM Pure 530 do?
It lubricates the cutting rollers on a schedule, from a pump and reservoir mounted outside the cabinet. That replaces the manual oiling routine most offices forget, which keeps the particle-cut head at its rated 14 to 16 sheets. You still need to empty the bin and refill the oil reservoir.
Is the security level different from the standard Pure 530 cross cut?
No. Both make the same 4.5 x 30 mm particle with a P-4 rating and an E-3, F-1, O-3, P-4, T-4 classification. The oiler affects maintenance and sustained performance, not the DIN level.
Can the Pure 530 with oiler shred CDs and credit cards?
Yes. CDs, DVDs and credit cards are on its approved list alongside paper, staples and paper clips. Feed discs and cards individually, not mixed into a stack of paper, and let fragments clear before the next thick feed.
How often will the Pure 530 oiler model need emptying?
HSM rates its 80-liter bin at about 978 shredded sheets with the 4.5 x 30 mm cut. Particle waste compacts well, so a light-to-moderate user empties it far less often than a strip-cut machine of the same size. Bags are not included, so order a roll sized for the bin.
Should I buy the Pure 530 or Pure 630 with automatic oiler?
Base it on how many people use it. Both cut 4.5 x 30 mm at P-4. The 630 takes 20 to 22 sheets with a 310 mm feed and a 130-liter bin, weighing 47.6 kg. The 530 takes 14 to 16 sheets and an 80-liter bin at 29.5 kg, so it suits a smaller team.