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Powershred® DS-3 Cross-Cut Shredder

CRC: 32310
  • Shreds 10 sheets per pass into 5/32 x 2” cross-cut particles (Security Level P-3)
  • SafeSense® Technology stops shredding when hands touch the paper opening
  • Contemporary design complements any home or office decor
  • Features wide 9” paper entry
  • 5-gallon bin
  • For individual use

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SPECS

Item Number3231001
UPC Code043859578160
Item H x W x D (inches)16.50 x 15.00 x 12.00
Inside Dimensions0.00 x 0.00 x 0.00
Warranty1 Yr Machine / 5 Yr Cutter
Model NumberDS-3
ColorBlack/Grey
Material TypePlastic/Metal
CRC32310
Auto Start/StopYes - Electronic
Paper Entry Width (inches)9
Safety FeaturesSafeSense®
Sheet Capacity10
Maximum Run Time (minutes)4-5 on / 20 off
Cut TypeCross-Cut
Anti Jam TechnologyNone
Energy SavingsN/A
Recommended Number Of Users1
Cut Size (inches)5/32" x 2"
Bin Capacity (gallons)5
Can ShredStaples, Credit Cards, Paper Clips
DIN Level - PaperP-3
Noise TechnologyNone
Basket TypeWastebasket

FEATURES

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SafeSense®

Stops shredding when hands touch the paper opening


Product Manual
DS-3 Manual_1L_2010.pdf

Powershred® DS-3 Cross-Cut Shredder 4.7 5 79 91
Excellent Reliable Shredder A stylish looking shredder that works superbly. The safety shutoff works perfectly and is a must have if there are children around. However the top must be lifted off to empty the bin and it can become messy. But the qualities of the machine for its price makes it a great choice despite that drawback. June 16, 2013
Good product Shredded 2 years worth of paper records in 1 afternoon. Never jammed or overheated . Nice product January 23, 2013
Powershred DS-3 is good answer to shredder questio I have been seeking a decent light-duty shredder on store shelves in the San Francisco area for a couple of years. What struck me was that the selection could be great or small and still there was no reliable way to distinguish one from another. So buying a shredder is a lot like buying a kitchen appliance: in fact, I think there should be a category called office appliances. This shredder appeared on a review site as the economical "home office" alternative to a more heavy-duty Fellowes-brand shredder, and received hundreds if not thousands (I forget which) of positive reviews. I have only had it for about a week but the first impressions are all favorable. The business end of the appliance does not seem underpowered, which was my main concern, and it is simple to operate. The plastic basket and enclosure for the shredder are inevitable but look more serviceable than tacky. I can't really comment or jucge beyond these general qualities because I have not used it over time, but I like it so far. January 15, 2013
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