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HSM SECURIO B35 1/8 inch Strip Cut Document Shredder - HSM1920

HSM SECURIO B35 1/8 inch Strip Cut Document Shredder - HSM1920

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
1/8" strip (3.9 mm)
Sheet capacity
26 - 28 sheets at 80 g/m2
Throat width
15.75" (400 mm)
Regular price $1,474.76 USD
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Description

The HSM SECURIO B35 HSM1920 is a P-2 strip-cut cabinet shredder that cuts 1/8 in (3.9 mm) strips at 26-28 sheets per pass through a 15.75 in (400 mm) intake. It gives a busy shared office a neater, narrower strip than the 5.8 mm B35 while keeping high throughput, and it is meant for everyday internal paper rather than personal data.

HSM1920 at a glance

  • 3.9 mm strip, P-2 with O-2, T-2 and E-2 ratings
  • 26-28 sheets per pass on 80 g/m² stock
  • 400 mm opening accepts tabloid and wide print-outs flat
  • Approved for CDs, DVDs and credit cards
  • 34.3 gal (130 L) integrated container

Why choose the 3.9 mm strip on a B35

On the B35 cabinet, the strip-cut choice comes down to 3.9 mm or 5.8 mm. The HSM1920 gives up about nine sheets per pass against the HSM1921 and in return produces a visibly finer strip that looks tidier in the bag and gives casual readers less to work with. Both are still P-2, so neither is a privacy shredder. Compared with any cross-cut B35, the HSM1920 is faster but sits at a lower security class. The real reason to buy it over a smaller cabinet is the 400 mm throat, which takes 11 x 17 in sheets and continuous computer forms without folding.

Owning the HSM1920

The 700 W motor and solid steel rollers are designed for a machine used all day by a group, with thermal protection guarding against repeated overfeeding. Staples, paper clips, credit cards and optical discs can all go through, so nobody has to sort material before shredding. Even strip cutters run better when lubricated, so give the rollers HSM cutting-block oil periodically. Collection bags are not included; HSM offers reusable collection bags for the B35 in packs of 10 or 100 and a cardboard box insert. Idle noise is about 56 dB(A), and the cutting rollers have HSM's lifetime warranty.

HSM1920 specifications

Security grade P-2 per DIN 66399 / ISO/IEC 21964 (E-2, O-2, P-2, T-2)
Type of cut Strip Cut
Strip 1/8 in (3.9 mm)
Sheet capacity 26 - 28 sheets per pass, 80 g/m² paper
Throat opening 15.75 in (400 mm)
Bin capacity 34.3 gal (130 L)
Motor power 700 W
Electrical supply 110-120 V / 60 Hz
Sound at idle approx. 56 dB(A)
External dimensions (W x D x H) 24.4 x 20.7 x 34.25 in (620 x 525 x 870 mm)
Weight 106.5 lb (48.3 kg)
Approved for Paper, staples, paper clips, credit cards, CDs/DVDs
Cutting roller guarantee Lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers

Alternatives to the HSM1920

  • HSM1921: same cabinet with a 5.8 mm strip and 35-37 sheets, for maximum speed.
  • HSM1923: P-4 cross cut at 21-22 sheets, the move for documents with personal data.
  • B34 1/8 in (HSM1840): the same 3.9 mm strip at 25-27 sheets on a 12.2 in (310 mm) cabinet with a 26.4 gal bin, if you do not need the wide throat.

Who it suits

The HSM1920 is a sound pick for a busy office, school or plant floor that destroys plenty of routine internal paper and wants it gone quickly with a reasonably fine strip. Anyone handling regulated or personal information should start at the P-4 HSM1923 instead.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Large Office
Shredder Series
Securio
Cut Type
Strip Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper, staples, paper clips, credit cards, CDs/DVDs
Cut Size
1/8" strip (3.9 mm)
Bin Size / Container Volume
34.3 gal (130 L)
Throat Width
15.75" (400 mm)
Power Consumption
700 W
Voltage
110-120 V / 60 Hz
Weight
106.5 lb (48.3 kg)
Security Level
P-2
Sheet Capacity
26 - 28 sheets at 80 g/m2
Dimensions (WxDxH)
24.4" x 20.7" x 34.25" (620 x 525 x 870 mm)
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on the solid steel cutting rollers
dB Level
56

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Document Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
1920113
GTIN
4026631044653
Price
$1,474.76 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

What cut does the HSM SECURIO B35 HSM1920 make?

It produces 1/8 in (3.9 mm) strips, rated P-2 under DIN 66399 with O-2, T-2 and E-2 ratings for discs and cards. That level suits drafts, internal memos and general print waste, not records that contain personal or financial details.

How many sheets per pass does the HSM1920 handle?

It takes 26-28 sheets of 80 g/m² paper per pass. That is about nine fewer than the 5.8 mm HSM1921 but more than any cross-cut B35, which makes it a practical shared machine for a busy office.

Will 11 x 17 in paper fit the SECURIO B35 HSM1920?

Yes. The 15.75 in (400 mm) intake takes tabloid sheets and wide continuous stationery without folding, along with letter, legal and A4. That wide throat is the main reason to choose the B35 over the 310 mm B34 with the same 3.9 mm cut.

Should I choose the HSM1920 or the B34 HSM1840?

Both cut 3.9 mm strips at P-2. The HSM1920 offers a 400 mm intake, a 34.3 gal bin and 26-28 sheets per pass, while the B34 HSM1840 has a 310 mm intake, a 26.4 gal bin and 25-27 sheets. Choose the B35 if you shred oversized paper or want the larger bin.

Can the HSM1920 shred discs and cards?

Yes. HSM approves it for CDs, DVDs and credit cards in addition to paper, staples and paper clips. Feed discs and cards singly rather than in the middle of a paper stack to reduce wear on the rollers.