
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
What security level does the HSM SECURIO B35 1/32 x 3/16 reach?
It reaches P-7, the highest paper level in DIN 66399, plus F-3 for film. The 1 x 5 mm particle is 5 mm² with a 1 mm width, exactly at the P-7 boundary. Choose it when a classification policy names P-7, not simply because more security sounds better.
Why pick the SECURIO B35 P-7 over the B34 P-7?
The B35 has a 15.75 in (400 mm) throat compared with 310 mm on the B34, so tabloid and wide continuous stationery go in without folding. It also has a 34.3-gallon (130 L) bin holding about 2,340 sheets. Both cut the same 1 x 5 mm particle at five sheets per pass.
Can the HSM SECURIO B35 P-7 shred staples or credit cards?
No. HSM approves this head for paper only, so staples, paper clips, credit cards and optical media must be removed. If de-stapling is a burden, the B35 P-6 at 0.78 x 11 mm accepts staples and clips and takes nine sheets per pass.
Is the B35 P-7 cutting head covered by a lifetime warranty?
No. HSM's lifetime cutting-roller warranty applies only to P-2 through P-5 models. The B35 P-5 at 1.9 x 15 mm keeps that cover and handles 14 to 15 sheets per pass, so it is worth comparing if your policy allows P-5.
Is the HSM SECURIO B35 P-7 NSA approved?
No listing has been verified. NSA/CSS 02-01 requires a maximum 1 x 5 mm particle and a current entry on the NSA Evaluated Products List. A DIN P-7 rating alone does not establish NSA approval, so check the model against the current EPL before using it for classified destruction.