
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the GBC Momentum M20-32 shred ledger or A3 paper?
Yes. Its 12-inch throat takes 11 x 17 in ledger and A3 sheets without folding, which the 9-inch Momentum models cannot. That makes the M20-32 the micro-cut Momentum to choose if your department prints wide reports, drawings or oversized forms.
What security level is the Momentum M20-32?
It is P-5 under DIN 66399. The micro-cut head produces particles of roughly 1.98 x 15.08 mm, just under 30 mm², which suits HR, payroll, medical and financial records. It is a commercial security level, not NSA approval or the P-6 and P-7 classes used for classified paper.
Does the M20-32 shred CDs and DVDs?
Yes. ACCO approves the M20-32 for CDs, DVDs and credit cards as well as paper with staples or paper clips and unopened junk mail. Feed discs one at a time. Laminated pouches, adhesive labels and cardboard are not on the approved list.
How is the M20-32 different from the X26-32?
They share the 32-gallon cabinet, castors and 12-inch throat, but the cutting heads differ. The M20-32 cuts P-5 micro-cut particles and takes 20 sheets per pass. The X26-32 cuts larger P-4 particles of about 4 x 30 mm and takes 26 sheets. Pick the M20-32 when your policy requires P-5.
What bags fit the GBC Momentum M20-32?
ACCO does not publish a bag part number for the 32-gallon Momentum bin. The closest listed size is the GBC 30-gallon bag, part 1765015, but ACCO does not name the M20-32 among its compatible models. Confirm the fit with us before ordering a full case.
Is the M20-32 too big for a small office?
Usually, yes. It weighs 132.3 lb, stands 40.5 inches tall and holds 32 gallons, which a team of a few people would rarely fill. A small office with the same P-5 requirement is better served by the Momentum M12-12, which has a 12-gallon bin and 12-sheet capacity.