Basics 12-Sheet Cross-Cut Paper and Credit Card Shredder with Overheat Protection, Black (New Model)

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Basics 12-Sheet Cross-Cut Paper and Credit Card Shredder with Overheat Protection, Black (New Model)

$49.72 4.3/5 from 75984 reviews

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  • Cross-cut paper and credit card shredder cuts material into approximate 0.2 x 1.2 inches (5 x 30 mm) pieces; meets security level P-3 standards
  • Shreds up to 12 sheets of 20-pound bond paper at a time, also can shred credit cards (one at a time, but not suitable for metal credit cards), staples, and small paper clips
  • 9 minute runtime and 30 minute cool down; if unit goes over max run time, it automatically shuts off to prevent overheating
  • 4 mode control switch (auto/on, off, reverse, forward) and LED status indicators for power on, overheat and overload; 5 gallon bin reduces empty frequency
  • Quality tested: As part of Basics quality inspections, we test every shredder before shipping it, which means you may see some paper shreds from the testing
  • Important Note: Do not spray or keep any aerosol products in or around the shredder, and do not shred items like metallic credit cards

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