
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sheets can the HSM Pure 630 strip cut handle?
HSM rates it at 35 to 37 sheets per pass on 80 g/m² paper, and 40 to 42 on lighter 70 g/m² paper. Both figures are published; the difference is paper weight. Typical US 20 lb copy paper sits between the two, so plan around the 80 g/m² number.
Is the Pure 630 strip cut suitable for HR or customer records?
Generally no. Its 5.8 mm strip is rated P-2, a general-document level that leaves text along each strip readable. Records containing names, account numbers or health details usually call for P-4. The Pure 630 cross cut provides P-4 in the same cabinet at 20 to 22 sheets per pass.
Can the Pure 630 strip cut shred CDs and credit cards?
Yes. The head is classed O-2 for optical media and T-2 for magnetic cards in addition to P-2 for paper, so CDs, DVDs, credit cards and floppy disks are all within specification. Feed them individually rather than mixed with paper.
Does the HSM Pure 630 strip cut need oil?
It needs less than a particle-cut machine but is not maintenance-free. Lubricate the rollers periodically with shredder oil or oil sheets. If you want lubrication handled automatically, the cross-cut Pure 630 is offered with an external automatic oiler.
What happens if someone overfeeds the Pure 630 strip cut?
The overload protection reverses the rollers and pushes the stack back out instead of stalling. Split the stack and feed it again. Remember that a manila folder counts as several sheets, so a folder plus a full 35-sheet stack will trigger it.