Paper shredder Adler AD 1039 — 8 L bin, 70 dB noise level

Adler AD 1039 is a compact cross-cut paper shredder designed for home or small office use. It shreds up to 6 sheets of A4 paper (80 g/m²) at a time to a 6 mm strip width with security level P-2, and collects shreds in an integrated 8 liter waste bin. The unit features automatic start/stop, overload protection and a reverse function to clear jams while operating at a rated noise level of 70 dB.

Advantages

The shredder offers a compact footprint and a built-in handle for lifting the cutting cassette, making maintenance and emptying straightforward. Safety and reliability are supported by overload protection and an automatic start/stop mechanism, and the reverse function helps clear paper jams. Its moderate 70 dB noise rating and 115 cm power cord suit use in shared home or small office environments.

Suitable for

• Shredding personal documents and mail
• Light-duty office shredding for small teams
• Home office use where compact size is required
• Occasional shredding of up to 6 A4 sheets (80 g/m²) at once

Key specifications

• Cutting capacity: up to 6 sheets (A4, 80 g/m²)
• Security level: P-2
• Paper cutting width: 6 mm
• Waste bin capacity: 8 liters
• Noise level: 70 dB
• Paper slot width: 22 cm
• Device dimensions: 32 cm × 13.5 cm × 29 cm
• Power: 150 W; Power supply: 220–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
• Power cord length: 115 cm

How to use

Place the shredder on a stable, level surface and ensure the waste bin is correctly inserted. Plug the unit into a grounded 220–240 V outlet. Feed paper straight into the 22 cm slot, up to the rated capacity of 6 sheets (80 g/m²). The shredder will start and stop automatically; if a jam occurs, use the reverse function to clear the paper and then resume normal operation. Empty the 8 liter bin when full and switch the unit off and unplug before cleaning or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the life of the shredder, avoid continuous operation beyond light-duty cycles, do not exceed the specified sheet capacity, and periodically check for buildup in the cutting cassette. Use the reverse function to clear jams rather than forcing additional paper. Empty the bin regularly and keep the power cord clear of pathways.