
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the automatic oiler change the Pure 740's capacity or security level?
No. The HSM23734 uses the same 4.5 x 30 mm P-4 head as the standard Pure 740, rated at 21-22 sheets of 80 g/m² paper and classified E-3, F-1, O-3, P-4, T-4. The oiler's benefit is keeping that sheet figure achievable over time, since a cross-cut head that runs short of oil gradually loses stack capacity.
What oil goes in the Pure 740's external reservoir?
Use HSM shredder oil. General-purpose lubricants and aerosol sprays are not a substitute for a dedicated shredder oil and can leave residue on the cutting rollers. Because the reservoir sits outside the cabinet, checking its level takes a moment, so make it part of the routine whenever the bag is changed.
Can the HSM Pure 740 with oiler shred CDs and credit cards?
Yes. HSM lists paper with staples and paper clips, credit cards and CDs/DVDs as accepted materials, and the classification includes O-3 for optical media and T-4 for magnetic data carriers. Feed discs and cards one at a time rather than inside a stack of paper.
Will tabloid or A3 paper fit the Pure 740?
Yes. The opening is 15.75 in (400 mm), wide enough for ledger, tabloid and A3 sheets fed portrait without folding. That is noticeably wider than the 12.2 in (310 mm) Pure 630 and the 13.0 in (330 mm) Pure 830, which matters where people drop in loose, unsquared handfuls.
How is this model different from the Pure 740 max with oiler?
Both have a 400 mm opening, a P-4 cut and a fitted oiler. The Pure 740 max sits on a far larger cabinet with a 63.4-gallon (240-liter) bin and a much taller, deeper cabinet, against 38.3 gallons and 35.0 in of height here. Choose the max only if bag changes, not lubrication, are your main problem.