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HSM Shredder Bags - fits Crusher, 1049S, 450 & P44 models - 96 gal - 45" Height x 25" Width x 23" Depth - Clear - 50 / Carton - 3310000009

HSM Shredder Bags - fits Crusher, 1049S, 450 & P44 models - 96 gal - 45" Height x 25" Width x 23" Depth - Clear - 50 / Carton - 3310000009

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Description

Genuine HSM 96-gallon shredder bags, supplied 50 to a carton, for the HSM Crusher, 1049S, 450 and P44 machines. The bag measures 45 inches high by 25 inches wide by 23 inches deep and is made from clear film so fill level can be checked without opening the cabinet.

Compatible Models

  • HSM Crusher
  • HSM 1049S
  • HSM 450
  • HSM P44

This is not the bag for the Powerline FA 400 or FA 500.3. Those machines take part 3310000007 or 3310000011 (FA 400, depending on bin configuration) and 3310000010 (FA 500.3).

Specifications

HSM part number 3310000009 (HSM2523)
Capacity 96 gallons
Dimensions 45" height x 25" width x 23" depth
Material / colour Clear plastic film
Pack quantity 50 bags per carton
Fits HSM Crusher, 1049S, 450, P44

These are genuine HSM bags, sized to the machine's bin or baler chamber. Undersized generic sacks are the usual cause of bags collapsing into the chamber or tearing on removal, which costs more in cleanup time than the bags save. Order by the HSM part number below rather than by capacity alone, because several HSM bags share similar gallon ratings but differ in width and height, and it is the dimensions that decide whether a bag holds on the retaining frame.

Store rolls flat and out of direct sunlight; polyethylene film left in a hot window becomes brittle and tears at the seam when loaded. Because shredded paper is mostly air, plan reorder points on how quickly your bins actually fill rather than on the weight of paper you process, and remember that a finer security level uses noticeably more bags for the same input.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Accessories
Shredder Series
Securio, Powerline
Bin Size / Container Volume
96 gallons
Dimensions (WxDxH)
45" H x 25" W x 23" D

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Shredder Bag
Condition
New
SKU
3310000009
GTIN
4026631034708
Price
$123.75 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bag fit my Powerline FA 500.3?

No. The FA 500.3 takes the 168-gallon bag, part 3310000010, at 27 x 28 x 60 inches. This 96-gallon bag is dimensioned for the Crusher, 1049S, 450 and P44 cabinets and is both shorter and narrower than the FA 500.3 bin requires, so it would not reach the retaining frame.

How many bags are in a carton?

Fifty per carton. That is the standard and only pack size HSM supplies for this part number.

Is this the same as part HSM2523?

Yes. HSM2523 is HSM of America's catalogue number and 3310000009 is the article number for the same product: a clear 96-gallon bag measuring 45 inches high by 25 wide by 23 deep, packed 50 to a carton.

Can I use a cheaper generic bag?

You can, but fitment is the issue rather than quality alone. These machines use a retaining frame that the bag cuffs over, and a generic sack of a different width will not hold on it reliably. Once shredded paper starts loading an ill-fitting bag it tends to pull free and spill into the cabinet, which takes longer to clear than the saving is worth.

Why does a 96-gallon bag fill so quickly?

Shredded paper is mostly air. A ream of paper that occupies very little space intact will fill several times that volume once cut, and the finer the cut, the greater the expansion. That is why bag capacity on a shredder never maps to the weight of paper you fed in, and why cross-cut and micro-cut machines get through bags faster than strip-cut ones.