Shredder Static Control Alpina paper and credit card shredder 10 L bin capacity

Static Control Alpina paper and credit card shredder with a 10 L bin capacity is a compact unit designed for personal and small-office use. It accepts paper and plastic cards and reduces documents and cards to smaller fragments for secure disposal. The unit’s small footprint and straightforward controls make it suitable for daily shredding of sensitive paperwork, expired payment cards and other items requiring physical destruction before recycling or disposal.

Advantages

The shredder provides combined paper and credit card shredding in a single device, saving space compared with separate units. Its 10-liter waste bin balances capacity and compactness for homes or small workspaces. Simple operation minimizes setup and training time, while the enclosed bin contains shredded material to reduce dust and maintain a tidy workspace.

Suitable for

• Shredding personal documents such as bank statements and medical records
• Destroying expired or damaged payment cards and ID cards
• Daily use in home offices, small business desks, or reception areas

Key specifications

• Waste bin capacity: 10 liters
• Media handled: paper sheets and plastic credit/ID cards
• Form factor: compact desktop or floor-standing unit suitable for small spaces
• Operation: manual or single-button feed and stop controls (simple user interface)
• Containment: enclosed bin for collecting shredded material

How to use

Place the shredder on a stable, level surface and ensure the waste bin is correctly seated before use. Feed paper or plastic cards into the feed slot according to the user instructions; do not overload the feed. Operate the unit using the main control to start and stop shredding. Periodically check the bin level and empty the bin when it approaches full to maintain performance. Follow basic safety precautions such as keeping loose clothing, jewelry and long hair away from the feed opening.

Usage recommendations

Use the shredder for short, regular shredding sessions rather than continuous heavy-duty operation to preserve motor life. Remove staples and paper clips where possible before shredding paper to reduce wear. Dispose of shredded material according to local recycling and waste guidelines for mixed paper and plastic fragments.