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Frequently Asked Questions
What does metal detection do on the HSM P44i 1875N?
When metal is detected at the paper intake, the 1875N halts before anything reaches the blades. It is meant for the loose objects that hide inside folders: keys, coins, pens or a forgotten binder clip. The display reports the stop so the item can be removed and shredding resumed.
Does metal detection slow down the SECURIO P44i 1875N?
No. The sensor works at the intake, so shredding speed and the rated 17-19 sheets of 80 g/m² paper stay the same. What changes is that a stray piece of metal causes a stop instead of a jam or damage to the micro-cut head.
Can I feed stapled paper into the 1875N?
Yes. HSM lists staples and paper clips as approved materials for this P-6 head. The detector is meant to catch heavier metal objects that slip through, so you still should remove bulldog clips and binder hardware before feeding.
Can the P44i 1875N shred hard drives or USB sticks?
No hard drives. The OMDD unit is a 2 x 2 mm head for CDs, DVDs, cards and floppy disks, and HSM's approved list does not include hard drives or SSDs. For drives, HSM offers the StoreEx HDS 150 and HDS 230.
How much does the HSM 1875N weigh?
HSM's published weight for this article matches the base 1875, but it lists a heavier weight for the OMDD version without the detector, so one figure appears to be wrong. Ask for a confirmed shipping weight before arranging delivery.
How much paper fits in the 1875N cabinet?
About 2,044 sheets, according to HSM, for the 205 liter (54.2-gallon) cabinet with this 0.78 x 11 mm cut. Fine particles compress well, and a bin-full signal halts the shredder before the cabinet overfills.