
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the oiler change the sheet capacity or security level?
No. It is the same 4.5 x 30 mm P-4 cutting head with the same 21-to-22-sheet rating at 80 g/m2 and the same E-3|F-1|O-3|P-4|T-4 classification. What the oiler changes is how long those figures stay accurate, because a particle-cut head that is run dry loses capacity progressively.
How often do I refill the reservoir?
That depends on how much you shred, so treat it as an inspection task rather than a calendar one - check the level when you change the bin and top it up when it looks low. The reservoir is mounted externally specifically so this takes seconds and does not require opening the cabinet.
Can I use ordinary machine oil in it?
No. Use HSM shredder oil. Household or general-purpose oils are the wrong viscosity, and some of them polymerise with paper dust into a residue that makes the problem worse. It is also the kind of substitution that gives a manufacturer clear grounds to decline a cutting-roller warranty claim.
Will A3 and tabloid sheets fit?
Yes. At 400 mm the throat takes A3 (297 mm) and ledger (279 mm) fed portrait without folding, along with US letter and legal at 216 mm. That is 90 mm more opening than the Pure 630 offers and 70 mm more than the Pure 830. In day-to-day use the wider throat matters as much for sloppy feeding as for large paper: people drop rough handfuls into a shared shredder rather than squaring them up first, and a wide opening tolerates that.
How many people can share it?
Ten to fifteen in a normal office. The bin holds about 1,860 shredded sheets, so at 400 pages a day you empty it weekly. The cutting head and the continuous-duty design will keep up well beyond that; the bin is what sets the practical limit.
Is it much louder than a standard office printer?
At idle, no - approximately 56 dB(A). While actually cutting it is louder, as any shredder is. It does not require a separate room, but in a very quiet open-plan area you would site it near the print station rather than beside a desk.