
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the HSM SECURIO B32 HSM1823 good for a shared office?
Yes. It is designed as a departmental machine: it stands about 31 inches tall on castors, takes 14-16 sheets per pass and holds around 1,002 shredded sheets in its 82-liter bin. A full-bin display with automatic shutdown helps when many people use it. A single person in a private office would be better off with the smaller SECURIO B24.
What security level does the B32 cross cut meet?
It meets P-4 under DIN 66399 for paper, cutting 4.5 x 30 mm particles. HSM also rates it O-3 for optical media, T-4 for data carriers such as cards, E-3 and F-1. P-4 is the level many organizations specify for paper containing personal information. If your policy names P-5, choose a 1.9 x 15 mm model instead.
Will 11 x 17 tabloid paper fit the SECURIO B32?
Yes. The feed opening is 12.2 in (310 mm), so tabloid sheets go in short edge first without folding, as do letter, legal and A4. That is a clear step up from the SECURIO B24, whose 9.45 in throat cannot take tabloid.
Which bags fit the HSM SECURIO B32?
Two options are listed. HSM part 3310000004 is a tear-resistant 34-gallon disposable bag sold on a 100-count roll. Part 3NB210R03330 is a reusable blue nylon bag made for the B32 and B34 series, which removes the ongoing cost of disposables on a busy machine.
What warranty comes with the HSM1823?
HSM lists three years on the machine and a lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers. The lifetime cover applies to the rollers specifically, so the motor and electronics fall under the three-year term.