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HSM Shredder Lubricant 1 Gallon Bottle - 3200000004

HSM Shredder Lubricant 1 Gallon Bottle - 3200000004

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Description

A single US gallon of HSM special shredder lubricant, part 3200000004 — sold in the US as HSM315. This is the refill size: it is what you buy to keep an automatic oiler topped up or to refill smaller squeeze bottles, rather than something you would apply directly to a cutting head. One gallon is 128 fl oz, the equivalent of eight of HSM's 16 oz bottles.

Compatible Models

This is the specified lubricant across HSM's shredder range — Classic, SECURIO, Pure, AutoFeed and shredstar — and is the correct fluid for HSM automatic oiling systems as well as manual oiling.

Specifications

Part number 3200000004 (HSM315)
Volume 1 US gallon (128 fl oz)
Pack quantity 1 bottle
Oil type Anti-wear ISO 32 hydraulic oil
Base Petroleum — hydrotreated heavy paraffinic distillates, 90–100%
Appearance Amber liquid, mild hydrocarbon odor
Viscosity 32 cSt at 40 °C; 5 cSt at 100 °C
Specific gravity 0.870 at 15.6 °C (7.25 lb per US gallon)
Flash point 405 °F (207 °C)

Using it

HSM's operating instructions call for oiling the cutting rollers of particle-cut machines; the manual for HSM's cross-cut shredstar models specifies running the machine in reverse and squeezing a thin strip of oil across the full width of the cutters after every 15 to 30 minutes of continuous use. Intervals differ by model, so check the manual for yours. HSM's manuals also warn against using any oil not specified for shredder use, and against aerosol or other flammable products on or near the machine — that warning is about fire risk, not brand loyalty.

Strip-cut machines generally need far less oiling than cross-cut and micro-cut machines, because the cutting geometry generates less friction and dust. If your machine has an automatic oiling system, this is the oil that goes in the reservoir.

Decanting from a gallon jug into the cutting head of a shredder is awkward and easy to overdo; if you are oiling by hand at the machine, the 16 oz bottles under part 3200000003 are the sensible format and this jug is what refills them.

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Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Shredder Oil / Lubricant
Condition
New
SKU
3200000004
GTIN
4026631023948
Price
$61.75 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a gallon the right size for one office shredder?

Probably not. A single deskside or departmental machine oiled at every bag change will take years to work through 128 fl oz, and oil left standing in a partly used jug is not improved by time. A gallon makes sense for a fleet, for a machine with an automatic oiler reservoir, or for a service technician's van stock.

Can I pour this straight onto the cutters?

You can, but it is a poor way to do it. HSM's instruction is to apply a thin strip across the full width of the cutting head, which is easy from a squeeze bottle and difficult from a gallon jug. Over-oiling makes shredded paper clump and can leave residue in the bin. Decant into a squeeze bottle first.

What oil is it, technically?

An anti-wear ISO 32 hydraulic oil, 90 to 100 percent hydrotreated heavy paraffinic petroleum distillates. It is an amber liquid with a viscosity of 32 cSt at 40 degrees C, a specific gravity of 0.870, and a flash point of 405 degrees F. Those figures come from the manufacturer's safety data sheet.

Will it work in an automatic oiler?

Yes. This is the fluid HSM specifies for its automatic oiling systems as well as for manual application, and the gallon size is the practical one for refilling a reservoir. Do not substitute a thicker oil in an automatic system; the feed is calibrated for this viscosity.

How much does a gallon weigh?

The oil's specific gravity is 0.870, which works out to about 7.25 pounds per US gallon of fluid, plus the container. That figure is from the safety data sheet rather than a shipping weight, so use it for handling rather than for freight calculations.