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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the metal detection on the HSM P40i 1885121N work?
When metal parts such as staples are fed into the intake, the machine stops so the object can be removed before shredding continues. HSM presents it as protection for the cutting unit. It does not sort paper and will stop mid-stack, so it is most useful where incoming documents are unpredictable.
Can I shred stapled paper on the 1885121N?
Check before relying on it. HSM lists paper for the P-6 head on this article and says the detector reacts to metal parts such as staples. A detector that stops on every staple would change how your team works, so ask us or HSM how it behaves with ordinary staples first.
What is the difference between the 1885121N and the 1885121M?
Metal detection is the functional difference. Both cut paper to 0.78 x 11 mm at P-6 with 13-15 sheets per pass, and both have the 2 x 2 mm OMDD unit rated O-6 and T-6. HSM publishes different weights for the two articles, 72 kg here and 78 kg for the 1885121M, which we have queried.
Is the HSM SECURIO P40i 1885121N NSA approved?
No. NSA/CSS 02-01 requires a particle no larger than 1 x 5 mm plus a listing on the Evaluated Products List. This machine cuts 0.78 x 11 mm, longer than the 5 mm limit. For P-7 in this cabinet, look at the 1 x 5 mm P40i models.
What media does the OMDD unit accept?
CDs and DVDs, credit and loyalty cards and floppy disks, all reduced to 2 x 2 mm in a dedicated container. USB sticks are not on the materials we can verify for this article, so do not plan on destroying them with it.