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Ativa® 8-Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder, A08CC23

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Ativa® 8-Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder, A08CC23
- Destroying sensitive documents can help ensure that your private information stays out of the hands of identity thieves and other criminals. This Ativa cross-cut shredder allows you to quickly dispose of financial statements and other personal documents.
- Integrated features help you save time when shredding documents.
- 8-sheet shredder can be used to destroy staples, small paper clips, and credit cards.
- 4.2 gallon bin (16 L) with easy lift-off lid with handle.
- Cross-cut blades slice paper in a cross-hatch pattern into shreds measuring 0.19" x 0.7" (5 x 18 mm).
Country USA
Brand ATIVA
Manufacturer OFFICE DEPOT
Binding Office Product
ItemPartNumber C278-A
Color Black
UPCs 735854708481
EANs 0735854708481
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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