Proficiency best describes this Dahle Small Office Shredder with its ability to get the job done quickly and easily with minimal effort. Small offices or teams of employees will benefit from the ease of use and quiet operation of this small to mid-size shredder. Designed to shred between 100 and 400 sheets of paper per day, it's perfect for destroying personnel records, client proposals and tax information.

Dahle's 20314 is built with a 9 1/2" feed opening to accommodate both letter and legal size paper with ease. This cross-cut machine offers a 1/8" x 1 3/16" particle size and is able to shred to security level 3 standards. All you need to do is decide what document to shred and this Dahle Small Office shredder will take care of the rest.

This professional shredder is constructed using a wooden cabinet with swing open door. The door hides the addition of a removable Shred Box which makes changing bags easier. This box can be easily lined with Dahle’s Disposable Shred Bags and emptied or recycled when full. If you’re not sure when that will be - don’t worry. Your shredder will inform you with its visual warning indicators. Once your shredder is empty and the door is closed, it will resume normal operation.

 GSA Federal Supply Schedule Contract #GS-02F-0112POffice Products and Supplies (SIN #75-200)

• Model: 20314
• Feed Width: 9 1/2"
• Particle Size: 1/8" x 1 3/16" Cross Cut
• Sheet Capacity #20/#16: 12 / 15
• Security Level: 3
• Dimensions: 21 3/4" x 16" x 11 1/2"
• Weight: 48 lbs

Today’s Classroom enters into Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) agreements with some manufacturers.  According to these agreements, which vary in details from manufacturer to manufacturer, the retailer can sell an item for any price, but may not advertise the item for an amount less than the Minimum Advertised Price which is set by the Manufacturer.  Dealers and Retailers agree to MAP contracts because the vendor makes it worthwhile for them to do so.  A retailer who abides by the agreement can count on getting first news and early shipments of new products, and generally enjoys a favored status.  At Today’s Classroom, while we abide by our MAP agreements, our lowest selling price is always what you pay.