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KOBRA 240 HS-6

KOBRA 240 HS-6

DIN 66399 security level P-7max 5 mm² particleHighest levelStrictly confidential material: classified national security, military and intelligence documents. See every P-7 machine
Cut
Micro Cut
Cut size
0.8 x 5 mm
Sheet capacity
Up to 5 sheets (70 g/m2)
Throat width
9.5 in (240 mm)
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Description

The KOBRA 240 HS-6 is a compact high-security shredder that cuts paper to 0.8 x 5 mm particles, the DIN 66399 P-7 level, and is named on the NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List for Paper Shredders (January 2026 edition). It takes 4-5 sheets per pass on 70 g/m² paper through a 9.5 in (240 mm) throat and empties into a bagless 9.5-gallon bin. It is meant for a single cleared user or a small secure office destroying classified or highly sensitive paper.

KOBRA 240 HS-6 at a glance

  • Listed by name on the NSA/CSS EPL for paper shredders
  • 0.8 x 5 mm particle, 4 mm²: P-7 F-3
  • 4-5 sheets (70 g/m²); 3-4 sheets (80 g/m²)
  • 3/4 HP (460 W) motor on steel gears and a metal chain
  • Paper and films only; 41 lb

What the NSA listing and P-7 mean in practice

Two separate standards apply here. DIN 66399 limits a P-7 particle to 5 mm²; the 240 HS-6 produces 4 mm², and Kobra states a single sheet ends up as roughly 20,000 pieces. NSA/CSS Specification 02-01 asks for particles no larger than 1 mm x 5 mm and, crucially, for the exact model to appear on the Evaluated Products List. A P-7 rating alone does not satisfy that second condition; this model is named on the January 2026 list as "Kobra 240 HS-6". The EPL is updated periodically, so confirm the current edition before a compliance purchase.

Built on Kobra's 240 cabinet

The 240 HS-6 shares its drive with Kobra's other 240 machines: steel gears and a metal chain, which Kobra calls the Super Potential Power Unit, behind a motor rated for 24-hour duty with thermal protection. Electronic eyes start and stop the cutters, and Energy Smart standby lowers power use between batches with illuminated indicators. The 35-liter bin slides out without lifting the cutting head and stops the knives when removed; Kobra states no plastic bags are needed.

Working within a 4-5 sheet limit

A head that cuts this fine cannot take thick stacks, so plan for small batches. Kobra's European data gives 4-5 sheets at 70 g/m² and 3-4 at 80 g/m²; its US page states up to 6. Only paper and films are on the materials list. Remove staples and clips before feeding, as is standard practice with high-security heads, and keep cards and discs for a separate machine.

KOBRA 240 HS-6 specifications

NSA/CSS Named "Kobra 240 HS-6" on the NSA/CSS EPL for Paper Shredders, January 2026 edition
DIN 66399 / ISO 21964 P-7; full rating P-7 F-3
Particle 0.8 x 5 mm, 4 mm²
Cut High-security micro cut
Sheets per pass 4-5 at 70 g/m²; 3-4 at 80 g/m² (US page: up to 6)
Throat 9.5 in (240 mm)
Bin 9.5 gallons (35 liters), no bags required
Motor 3/4 HP (460 W)
Duty Continuous; 24-hour motor with thermal protection
Power 115 Volt / 60 Hz
Noise 61 dB(A)
Size (W x D x H) 14.5 x 13 x 22 in (37 x 33 x 56 cm)
Weight 41 lb
Materials Paper, films

240 HS-6 or another KOBRA high-security model?

  • KOBRA 260 HS-6: the same 0.8 x 5 mm P-7 cut on a castored cabinet with a 10.25 in throat and a 22-gallon bin, for higher volumes.
  • Kobra 240 HS: the 240 cabinet at P-6 with a 0.8 x 9.5 mm particle and 6-8 sheets (70 g/m²), for work that does not require P-7.
  • Kobra 240 C2 Turbo: P-5 at 1.9 x 15 mm and up to 19 sheets, for commercial confidential paper.

Who should buy the 240 HS-6

Buy it when a security officer, contract or policy requires an NSA/CSS-listed shredder or P-7 and the daily volume is modest. It fits under a desk in a private office or secure room. It is not a general office shredder: the small stack, paper-and-film-only list and frequent bin emptying make it slow for routine work, where a P-4 or P-5 machine is the better buy.

Product Specification

Machine Type
Professional high security shredder
Shredder Series
Classic Line
Cut Type
Micro Cut
Shreddable Materials
Paper, films
Cut Size
0.8 x 5 mm
Bin Size / Container Volume
9.5 gallons (35 litres)
Throat Width
9.5 in (240 mm)
Power Consumption
3/4 HP (460 W)
Voltage
115 Volt / 60 Hz
Weight
41 lb
EAN
8026064997560
Security Level
P-7
Sheet Capacity
Up to 5 sheets (70 g/m2)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
14.5 x 13 x 22 in (37 x 33 x 56 cm), W x D x H
dB Level
61

Product listing details

Vendor
KOBRA
Product type
Professional High Security Shredder
Condition
New
SKU
Kobra 240 HS6
GTIN
8026064997560
Price
$1,244.53 USD
Currency
USD
Availability
In stock
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the KOBRA 240 HS-6 NSA approved?

Yes. It is named as Kobra 240 HS-6 on the NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List for Paper Shredders, January 2026 edition, and its 0.8 x 5 mm particle meets the 1 mm x 5 mm maximum in NSA/CSS Specification 02-01. The list is revised periodically, so check the current edition before buying for compliance.

How many sheets does the 240 HS-6 take?

Kobra's European data gives 4-5 sheets per pass on 70 g/m2 paper and 3-4 sheets on 80 g/m2 paper, while its US page states up to 6. Plan on small batches; the fine P-7 head turns each sheet into roughly 20,000 particles.

Can the KOBRA 240 HS-6 shred credit cards or CDs?

No. Kobra lists only paper and films for this model, and the full rating is P-7 F-3. Hard plastics can damage a high-security cutting head. Use a separate machine designed for cards or optical media.

Does the 240 HS-6 need bags?

No. Kobra states the 9.5-gallon (35-liter) bin needs no plastic bags, and none are supplied. The bin slides out without lifting the cutting head, and the knives stop as soon as it is removed.

What is the difference between the 240 HS-6 and the 260 HS-6?

Both cut 0.8 x 5 mm particles at P-7 and both are on the NSA/CSS EPL. The 240 HS-6 is the compact model with a 9.5 in throat, a 9.5-gallon bin and a weight of 41 lb. The 260 HS-6 has a 10.25 in throat, a 22-gallon bin and a heavier castored cabinet.