
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the HSM SECURIO B35 HSM1925 a P-6 or P-7 shredder?
It is P-6, with an F-3 rating for film. Its 0.78 x 11 mm particle measures about 8.6 mm², within the P-6 limits of 10 mm² and 1 mm width. P-7, the highest DIN 66399 paper level, needs a smaller 5 mm² particle such as HSM's 1 x 5 mm B35 cut.
Why does the B35 HSM1925 take only nine sheets?
Cutting a sheet into roughly 5,700 particles takes far more work than a P-4 cut, so capacity falls as the particle shrinks. Nine sheets is strong for this level: the deskside SECURIO B24 with the same 0.78 x 11 mm cut manages six. If nine is too slow, check whether your requirement is really P-5.
Can the HSM1925 destroy credit cards or CDs?
No. HSM approves this head for paper, staples and paper clips only. Credit cards, CDs and DVDs are not on the list, and rigid media can damage a 0.78 mm cutter. Plan a separate destruction route, such as a P-4 shredder with an optical media rating, for those items.
What warranty comes with the HSM1925?
HSM gives three years on the machine. Its lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers is limited to SECURIO models rated P-2 to P-5, so it does not apply to this P-6 unit. The rollers themselves are the same induction-hardened steel; the difference is contractual.
Which bags fit the SECURIO B35 HSM1925?
Use the HSM 58 gal clear bags, part 3310000015, supplied 100 per roll and sized 21 x 17 x 44 in. Bags are not included with the shredder. Fine P-6 waste is dusty, so most users run the container bagged rather than tipping it out directly.