Cutting Style	Cross Cut
Shred Size	4 mm x 38mm
Security Level	P-4
Capacity (Per Pass)	300 sheets
Throat Width	220mm
Volume	600 sheets / 60.0 litres
Recommended Throughput	1,000 sheets per day
Also Shreds	Staples, Credit Cards, CDs/DVDs
Continuous Running	30 minutes
Additional Feature	Auto Feeder
Dimensions (W x D x H)	430 mm x 673 mm x 888mm
Weight	45kg

The new Fellowes AutoMax 300C Cross-Cut Shredder features SureFeed Technology that makes the AutoMax range of shredders the World's first truly hands free walk-away auto-feed machines. The Fellowes AutoMax 300C shredders have been specially designed to overcome the limitations with traditional auto-feed machines and can handle a variety of different paper types and sizes up to A4 in size. This includes multiple folded sheets, junk mail, glossy paper and non folded legal paper.

There is no need to prepare the paper into pre-stacked, perfectly aligned piles for the AutoMax 300C, simply load up to 300 sheets into the shredding drawer, close, press shred and walk away. Your documents will be shredded into tiny 4x38mm Security Level P-4 particles in 12 minutes or less (depending on the number of sheets entered). Waste shreds fall into the generous 60 litre waste bin that features a mechanism to evenly distribute shredded paper to avoid false bin full interuptions. A JamGuard System prevents shredding interuptions for jam free operation whilst SmartLock automatically locks the paper drawer when shredding to prevent access to the paper whilst in use. A sleep mode feature shuts down the shredder after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Inspired by the contemporary design of modern household appliances and engineered to last the Fellowes AutoMax shredders look and perform like no other shredder on the market today. Their sleek profile easily integrates into any office environment and their flat-top design offers additional storage and versatility.

The innovative LED touch screen allows ease of use for any user and the convenient, front-loading pull out drawer allows you to shred a few, or even hundreds of documents per cycle.