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HSM SECURIO B22 1/4 Inch Strip Cut Document Shredder - HSM1831

HSM SECURIO B22 1/4 Inch Strip Cut Document Shredder - HSM1831

DIN 66399 security level P-2max 800 mm² particleInternal documents: work instructions, routine forms, correspondence carrying no personal data. See every P-2 machine
Cut
Strip Cut
Cut size
1/4" (5.8 mm) strip
Sheet capacity
17-19 sheets (80 g/m²)
Throat width
9.45" (240 mm)
Regular price $523.60 USD
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Description

If throughput is what you actually need from a shredder, the 1/4" SECURIO B22 is the fastest machine on this chassis: 17-19 sheets of 80 g/m² paper per pass, against 13-15 for the 1/8" strip cut and 7-9 for the P-5 particle version. It is also the most versatile B22 in terms of material, carrying DIN 66399 ratings for optical media (O-2) and magnetic-stripe cards (T-2) as well as paper. What it does not offer is security. A 5.8 mm strip is DIN P-2, which is a housekeeping level of destruction - suitable for material you want out of circulation, not for records anyone is obliged to protect.

Key Features

  • 17-19 sheets per pass – The highest paper throughput available on the B22 chassis, which is what makes it practical for a shared office machine.
  • Rated for CDs, DVDs and cards – O-2 and T-2 media classes mean discs and plastic cards can go through the same throat as the paper.
  • 9.45-inch throat – Takes letter and legal paper fed short edge first, and folded sheets without fuss.
  • Automatic start-stop with overload protection – The machine starts on paper entry and the feed is protected against overload, which is the main cause of jams on strip-cut machines.
  • Pull-out 8.7-gallon bin – Slides out from the front of the cabinet; the display shows when it is full.
  • Lifetime warranty on the cutting rollers – Standard on HSM's P-2 to P-5 machines, including this one.

Specifications

Security level (DIN 66399 / ISO 21964) P-2  (full media classification E-2 | O-2 | P-2 | T-2)
Cut type Strip-cut
Cut size 1/4" (5.8 mm) strip
Sheet capacity 17-19 sheets (80 g/m²)
Throat width 9.45" (240 mm)
Bin volume 8.7 gal (33 l)
Motor power 440 W
Voltage 120 V / 60 Hz
Noise level 57 dB(A) (idle)
Dimensions (W x D x H) 14.76" W x 12.2" D x 23.62" H (375 x 310 x 600 mm)
Weight 24.9 lb (11.3 kg)
Shreddable materials Paper, staples and paper clips, credit cards, CDs and DVDs
Warranty Lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers

Specifications are taken from HSM's datasheet for article 1831121, the EU-market equivalent of US part 1831123. Sheet capacities are quoted at 80 g/m²; HSM's range brochure quotes higher figures measured at 70 g/m².

What's in the Box

Delivered as a single assembled unit with the pull-out waste bin fitted. No shredder bags are supplied - HSM's reusable collecting bag for the 104/105/108/420/AF150/AF300/B22/B24 group is the correct consumable, sold in the US as HSM 1310. Cutting-block oil is an accessory rather than an inclusion, though a 5.8 mm strip head is the least oil-hungry cutter in the range.

Who Should Buy This — and Who Should Not

This is the machine for a busy general office that wants paper gone quickly and also has media to destroy - old backup discs, expired access cards, promotional CDs. It is also the sensible pick for a print room or mail room where volume matters more than particle size.

Do not buy it if the paper going in contains names, account numbers or health information. P-2 permits strips of up to 800 mm² and reassembly is a realistic risk; regulators and auditors do not regard strip cut as adequate destruction for personal data. The straightforward upgrade path on this exact chassis is the 1/8" x 1 1/8" B22 at P-4 (9-11 sheets) or the 1/16" x 5/8" B22 at P-5 (7-9 sheets) - but note that both of those lose the CD/DVD rating, so if you need discs destroyed to a high standard you are looking at two machines, not one. If the volume is what is straining this model rather than the security level, the SECURIO B24 in the same 1/4" strip cut takes 25-27 sheets.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Office
Shredder Series
SECURIO
Cut Type
Strip Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper, staples and paper clips, credit cards, CDs and DVDs
Cut Size
1/4" (5.8 mm) strip
Bin Size / Container Volume
8.7 gal (33 l)
Throat Width
9.45" (240 mm)
Power Consumption
440 W
Voltage
120 V / 60 Hz
Weight
24.9 lb (11.3 kg)
Security Level
P-2
Sheet Capacity
17-19 sheets (80 g/m²)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
14.76" W x 12.2" D x 23.62" H (375 x 310 x 600 mm)
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers
dB Level
57 dB(A) (idle)

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Document Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
1831123
GTIN
4026631056847
Price
$523.60 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many sheets can it really take?

Seventeen to nineteen sheets of 80 g/m² paper, which is HSM's per-model datasheet figure. HSM's range brochure quotes a higher number because it measures with 70 g/m² paper, roughly 15 percent lighter. Standard US 20 lb copier paper is close to 75 g/m², so the datasheet figure is the one to plan around. Overfeeding a strip-cut head is the fastest way to jam it.

Can I shred CDs and DVDs in this model?

Yes - it carries an O-2 rating for optical media. Feed discs one at a time and let the machine clear between them. Bear in mind that O-2 destruction leaves comparatively large fragments; it is fine for retiring old software discs or backup media that contained nothing sensitive, but it is not a high-security disc destruction standard. Dedicated optical media destroyers exist for that.

Does it handle staples and paper clips?

Yes, both. The solid steel cutting rollers are induction-hardened and rated for them, so stapled documents can go straight in. What will stop it is a thick binder clip, a ring binder's metal spine or a laminated pouch. Removing those takes seconds and avoids a jam that takes considerably longer to clear.

Is it noisy?

HSM measures the B22 chassis at about 57 dB(A) at idle. It is louder while actually cutting, and strip cut is not a quiet action. In an open-plan room it is noticeable but not disruptive for the length of time a shred usually takes. The B24 chassis is measured at 54 dB(A) if noise is a real constraint in your space.

How does it compare to the 1/8-inch strip cut B22?

Same chassis, same motor, same bin, same P-2 security class. The 1/4" model takes 17-19 sheets and shreds CDs; the 1/8" model takes 13-15 sheets, produces narrower strips that pack into the bin more tidily, and is not rated for discs. Neither one is more secure than the other in DIN terms, so the choice comes down to speed and media versus bin density.

What is the duty cycle - can it run continuously?

HSM does not publish a duty-cycle figure for the B22 and we will not guess at one. It is described by HSM as the entry-level B-series model for the workplace, and the continuous-operation claim in HSM's literature is attached to the larger B24. Treat the B22 as a machine for intermittent use through the day rather than for clearing archive boxes back to back.

Will it fit under a desk?

The cabinet is 14.76 inches wide, 12.2 inches deep and 23.62 inches tall. That clears most desk pedestals and standard knee spaces, but check your height: at just under 24 inches it is taller than a typical three-drawer pedestal. It weighs 24.9 pounds, so it can be moved by one person without difficulty.