
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I safely shred on the Kobra +1 SS7?
Paper with no confidential content: old catalogs, superseded drawings, internal drafts without names and overrun print jobs. The +1 SS7 is rated P-1, the lowest DIN 66399 level, and its 7.5 mm strips leave text readable. Anything with personal or financial details belongs on a P-4 machine such as the +1 CC4.
How many sheets does the +1 SS7 take per pass?
Up to 25-27 sheets on 70 g/m2 paper and 22-24 sheets on 80 g/m2 paper, the highest figure in Kobra's +1 range. A wide strip head needs less force per sheet, which is why the same 1/3 HP motor manages more here than on the SS4 or CC4.
Can the Kobra +1 SS7 shred credit cards and discs?
Yes. Kobra lists credit cards, chip cards and CDs/DVDs/Blu-ray discs as approved materials, fed through the same 9.2 in throat as paper. The pieces are coarse at this cut width, so it is fine for disposal of unwanted media but not for destroying sensitive data on them.
Does the +1 SS7 fill its bin quickly?
Faster than you might expect. Wide 7.5 mm strips pile loosely, so the 10.2-gallon (38.5-liter) bin fills sooner during a bulk clear-out than it would with cross-cut waste. The bin slides out without lifting the head, needs no bags, and the knives stop automatically once it is full.
Is the Kobra +1 SS7 the same as the +2 SS7?
The paper side is the same: a 7.5 mm strip head at P-1 with up to 27 sheets and a 10.2-gallon bin. The +2 SS7 adds a 125 mm slot for CDs, DVDs and cards that feeds a separate 1.5-liter plastics bin. Choose the +1 if you rarely shred media.