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Automatically shreds up to 550 sheets cross-cut into 0.16" x 1.50" particles with continuous run time and a 22-gallon bin
The Fellowes AutoMax 550C is a commercial-grade cross-cut shredder designed for offices that need to destroy large volumes of paper without constant supervision. It handles staples and paper clips automatically, so staff can load a stack and return to other tasks. The P-4 security level produces 0.156" x 1.500" particles suitable for confidential documents. Continuous-duty operation means it keeps running until the job is finished.
The patented AccuFeed drawer accepts up to 550 sheets at once and feeds them into the cutters without manual alignment. Auto Reverse detects a jam, stops the motor and backs the paper out to clear the blockage. A 22-gallon removable bin holds the shredded waste, reducing the frequency of emptying cycles. The 9.00-inch throat accommodates standard letter and A4 pages as well as CDs, DVDs and credit cards.
In automatic mode the shredder processes a full 550-sheet stack in a single session, while manual feed handles up to 14 sheets at a time for smaller ad-hoc jobs. The continuous motor supports extended runs without cool-down pauses, making it practical for end-of-day bulk clearing. It is not suited for environments that need micro-cut particles or higher security ratings than P-4. Users requiring a smaller footprint or occasional home use will find the capacity excessive.
| Type | Commercial Shredders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fellowes |
| Model | AutoMax 550C (4963001) |
| Features | We understand that shredding can be a hassle. That's why we developed our line of AutoMax Shredders that bring automatic shredding convenience to every size office. Shred paper, staples, and paper clips automatically. Simply load the tray, press play and walk away. While AutoMax shreds, you get back to business. The AutoMax 550C utilizes the AccuFeed System to automatically shred stacks of paper including documents with staples and paper clips. Simply load the drawer, press start, and walk away! The 550C shreds stacks of up to 550 sheets automatically or 14 sheets at a time manually, |
| Color | Black |
| Sizes/Dimensions | 22.00 gal. (Bin Capacity) |
| Specifications | Cut Type : Cross-Cut Sheet Capacity: 550 Automatic / 14 Manual Run Time: Continuous Also Shreds: CDs/DVDs, Plastic Credit Cards, Paper Clips, Staples, Junk Mail Jam Prevention: Auto Reverse Security: SmartLock Noise Technology: SilentShred Energy Savings: Sleep Mode |
| Shipping weight | 34.02 kg |
| Package size | 891 × 578 × 441 mm |
Oil the blades each time you empty the 22-gallon bin or after a long shredding session; use only Fellowes-approved shredder oil applied across the 9-inch entry width.
The 22-gallon bin fills before the continuous-duty motor overheats; Auto Reverse clears jams automatically so capacity is the practical limit.
The continuous-duty motor operates at a low office-friendly sound level while the 22-gallon bin reduces emptying trips that add extra noise.
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