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HSM StoreEx HDS 230 0.78 x 1.5-2 with Tray H-5

HSM StoreEx HDS 230 0.78 x 1.5-2 with Tray H-5

DIN 66399 security level · Hard drives H-5Hard drives
Cut
particle cut
Cut size
0.39" x 1-1.18" (approx. 10 x 25-30 mm)
Throat width
6.5" (165 mm)
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Description

The dual-stage HSM StoreEx HDS 230 puts every drive through two cutting stages instead of one, taking the particle down to 0.39 x 1-1.18 in and the rating up to DIN 66399 H-5. This tray configuration keeps the compact 62-inch footprint of the single-stage machine while roughly doubling its mass, at 2,420.67 lb. The trade is straightforward: a materially finer result at 280 drives per hour instead of 360.

All four HDS 230 configurations share one chassis. The loading aperture measures 11.81 x 6.5 x 2.36 in (300 x 165 x 60 mm), which accepts hard drives and magnetic tape cartridges up to 3.5 in. Cutting rollers are solid hardened steel with an automatic reverse that clears jams without operator intervention, the collection container is a 11.9-gallon (45 L) pull-out bin, and supply is 208 V / 60 Hz. An emergency stop is fitted, and a storage table for staged data carriers sits on the infeed side. What varies is the number of cutting stages - one or two - and whether the machine discharges into the pull-out bin or onto a conveyor belt.

Key Features

  • Two cutting stages, DIN 66399 H-5 - 0.39 x 1-1.18 in particles, a real step down from the 20 x 40-50 mm of the single-stage H-4 machine.
  • 280 hard drives per hour at 3.5 in - slower than single-stage by design, because the material is cut twice.
  • 6,000 CDs or DVDs per hour, 420 magnetic tapes per hour - optical and tape media also benefit from the second pass, with O-2 and T-3 ratings.
  • Same 62.2 x 35.63 in footprint as the single-stage tray machine - the second stage adds weight, not floor area.
  • Approximately 50 dB(A) at idle - only a decibel above the single-stage machine.
  • 11.9-gallon pull-out tray - simple batch workflow, no conveyor to site.

Specifications

Security level (DIN 66399 / ISO/IEC 21964) E-2 | H-5 | O-2 | T-3
Cut type Particle cut
Cut size 0.39" x 1-1.18" (approx. 10 x 25-30 mm)
Throughput - hard drives up to 3.5 in 280 per hour
Throughput - CD / DVD 6,000 per hour
Throughput - magnetic tapes 420 per hour
Loading aperture (L x W x H) 11.81" x 6.5" x 2.36" (300 x 165 x 60 mm)
Voltage 208 V / 60 Hz
Noise level approx. 50 dB(A) (idle)
Dimensions (W x D x H) 62.2" x 35.63" x 55.91" (1580 x 905 x 1420 mm)
Weight 2,420.67 lb (1,098 kg)
Container volume 11.9 gal (45 L)
Shreddable materials Hard drives and magnetic tapes up to 3.5 in, CDs, DVDs, floppy disks, credit and EC cards

Two honest caveats on the numbers. HSM's US article data gives the cut size as 0.39 x 1-1.18 in, while HSM's European data sheet for the equivalent 400 V machine states 11.5 x 26 mm - a slightly different figure that still falls inside H-5. We have used the US figure because it matches the article you are buying. Second, HSM publishes no drive power rating for the 208 V article, and no 2.5-inch drive throughput, so neither is shown.

A note on NSA claims. Listings for HSM media shredders - including, until now, this one - have stated that HSM hard drive shredders are covered by the NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List. We checked the current NSA/CSS EPL for Hard Disk Drive Sanitization Devices and Deformers and the earlier EPL for Hard Disk Drive Destruction Devices. HSM does not appear on either. If you are destroying classified US government media you must select a device from the applicable NSA EPL and follow NSA/CSS Policy Manual 9-12. DIN 66399 H-ratings are a European commercial standard and are not an NSA authorisation.

What's in the Box

The machine arrives assembled with its cutting unit, filtration and collection container fitted. Because of the size, weight and special handling requirements, HSM ships the HDS 230 FOB origin regardless of standard vendor shipping policy - freight is quoted separately and requires a forklift or dock at delivery. Confirm floor loading, door and corridor clearances and the 208 V / 60 Hz supply before ordering. HSM does not publish a machine warranty term in the article data we can verify; get it in writing on the quotation.

Who Should Buy This - and Who Should Not

Buy it if your destruction policy names H-5, or if solid state drives make up a meaningful share of what you process. The second stage is what makes SSD destruction defensible rather than nominal, and this is the compact way to get it - the same floor plan as the single-stage tray machine.

Do not buy it if H-4 satisfies your policy and volume is the priority. The HDS 230 H-4 with tray is 800 lb lighter, cheaper and 29% faster on 3.5-inch drives. If you need H-5 and continuous running, the HDS 230 H-5 with discharge conveyor belt is this machine with a belt - longer and heavier, but it does not stop to empty. And if the site has no 208 V supply, the 120 V StoreEx HDS 150 is the only option in this range, at the much coarser H-3.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Digital data media shredder
Shredder Series
StoreEx
Cut Type
particle cut
Shreddable Materials
Hard drives up to 3.5", Magnetic tapes up to 3.5", CD/DVD, Floppy disk, Credit card
Cut Size
0.39" x 1-1.18" (approx. 10 x 25-30 mm)
Bin Size / Container Volume
11.9 gal (45 L)
Throat Width
6.5" (165 mm)
Voltage
208 V / 60 Hz
Weight
2420.67 lb (1098 kg)
Security Level
H-5
Dimensions (WxDxH)
62.2" x 35.63" x 55.91" (1580 x 905 x 1420 mm)
dB Level
approx. 50 dB(A) (idle)

Product listing details

Vendor
HSM
Product type
Digital Data Media Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
1777127
Price
$43,705.17 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the second cutting stage actually achieve?

It reduces the particle from 20 x 40-50 mm to 0.39 x 1-1.18 in and raises the DIN 66399 rating from H-4 to H-5. In practical terms the fragments become small enough that intact NAND packages from a solid state drive are far less likely to survive, and platter fragments are correspondingly smaller. It costs you throughput - 280 drives per hour rather than 360 - and roughly 800 lb of machine weight.

Is this good enough for SSD destruction?

It is the better of the two HDS 230 options for SSDs, but be careful about absolute claims. H-5 does not guarantee that every NAND package is breached. Many organisations pair H-5 shredding with verified cryptographic erasure or degaussing where applicable, and document both. If a specific particle size is mandated by your regulator or customer, check it against the 0.39 x 1-1.18 in figure before you commit.

Why do HSM's US and European figures for the cut size differ?

HSM's US article data for 1777127 states 0.39 x 1-1.18 in, while the European data sheet for the equivalent 400 V machine (article 1777124) states 11.5 x 26 mm, which converts to about 0.45 x 1.02 in. Both fall within DIN 66399 H-5, so the security rating is unaffected either way. We quote the US figure because that is the article being sold here.

Does it need more space than the single-stage machine?

No. Both tray configurations measure 62.2 x 35.63 x 55.91 in (1580 x 905 x 1420 mm). What changes is weight: 2,420.67 lb against 1,615.99 lb. That is a floor-loading question rather than a floor-space question, and it is worth checking with your facilities team if the machine is going anywhere other than a ground-floor slab.

How often will the tray need emptying at 280 drives an hour?

Frequently. The pull-out container is 11.9 gallons (45 L), and twice-cut drive material is dense. Sustained shredding will fill it well inside an hour. If that stop-start rhythm does not suit your operation, the discharge conveyor version of this same machine feeds a container of your own choosing and removes the interruption entirely.

Is it NSA approved for classified hard drives?

No. HSM does not appear on the current NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List for Hard Disk Drive Sanitization Devices and Deformers, nor on the earlier destruction devices list. Some HSM listings have claimed blanket EPL coverage; the published lists do not support it. DIN H-5 is a strong commercial rating, but classified US government media must be destroyed on EPL-listed equipment under NSA/CSS Policy Manual 9-12.