
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Do staples have to be removed before loading the SECURIO AF150 tray?
No. HSM rates the AF150 3/16 x 1 1/8 for paper with staples and paper clips, so stapled documents can go into the AutoFeed tray as they are. Remove ring-binder mechanisms, bulldog clips and plastic comb bindings before loading.
Can I use the AF150's manual slot while the tray is running?
Yes. The AF150 supports both at once, so an urgent page, a credit card or a disc can go through the manual slot while the tray works through its stack. The slot is 9.45 in (240 mm) wide and takes 8-10 sheets of 80 g/m² paper.
Does the SECURIO AF150 P-4 shred CDs and credit cards?
Yes. HSM lists credit cards and CD/DVD among its accepted materials, and the model carries an O-3 rating for optical media. Feed discs and cards one at a time through the manual slot rather than the AutoFeed tray.
How does the AF150 compare with the SECURIO B24?
They share the 4.5 x 30 mm P-4 cut, the 9.2-gallon bin and the 610 W motor. The AF150 adds a 150-sheet automatic tray and a taller cabinet, while the manual B24 takes more sheets by hand, 14-16 against 8-10. Choose the AF150 for batch jobs, the B24 for frequent small feeds.
How often does the AF150 P-4 container need emptying?
HSM measures the 9.2-gallon (35-liter) container at roughly 415 shredded sheets, around three full AutoFeed loads. That suits periodic file purges in a small office. For daily heavy batch work, the SECURIO AF500 with its 21.7-gallon container is a better match.