
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the automatic oiler on the SECURIO B26 replace?
It takes over manual oiling, which is the job most offices forget. Emptying the bin, clearing dust from the intake and refilling the bottle are still yours. Because oil is dispensed while the cutters turn, the P-5 head keeps accepting 9-11 sheets rather than gradually accepting fewer.
How much wider is the B26 with the oiler fitted?
Roughly two inches. HSM's series data puts the oiler build at 547 mm across against 497 mm for the plain cabinet, although this article's own datasheet repeats the 497 mm figure. Depth and height are unchanged. Measure any alcove before ordering.
Can I put generic oil in the HSM18024's oiler?
No. Only HSM cutting-block oil should go in the bottle. Plant-based oils turn tacky on the cylinders, light machine oils drain off too quickly to help, and spray lubricants are a hazard anywhere near the motor. Oil is bought separately from the shredder and its bags.
How often does the B26 P-5 bin need emptying?
Plan on one empty for roughly every 700 sheets of 80 g/m² paper, HSM's rating for the 55 L bin at this cut. That is somewhere between one and a half and two reams. Giving the bin a shake to settle the particles usually frees up extra room.
Is the SECURIO B26 P-5 with oiler NSA approved?
No. NSA destruction rules demand particles of 1 x 5 mm or smaller plus a model-specific entry on the Evaluated Products List. A 1.9 x 15 mm cut misses the size test and this B26 has no listing. P-5 covers personal, financial and medical paper well, but classified destruction needs a listed machine.