Rexel Optimum AutoFeed+ 130M Automatic Micro Cut Paper Shredder P5
STACK, SHUT, DONE!
The Optimum AutoFeed+ 130M cross cut shredder automatically shreds up to 130 x A4 sheets of paper (80gsm) at a time, into P-4 (2x15mm) micro cut pieces. This auto feed shredder machine is a sophisticated office shredder, featuring a 44L pull out bin. No need to manually feed paper, or remove staples and paper clips first, this automatic paper shredder will do all the work for you.
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