Staples 12-Sheet Cross-Cut Paper Shredder ST62151
- 12 sheets per pass, cross-cut
- Shreds credit cards, staples and paper clips
- 72 dB noise level
- 4.6 gallon bin in the specs, 4.25 gallon in the description
- Auto start and stop operation
- Anti-jam design
- 11.7 pounds, 9.4 x 14.17 x 18.5 inches
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A compact cross-cut shredder for a home office that handles cards and staples with automatic start and stop. The bin size is stated two ways, so check capacity if emptying often matters.
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ASIN: B0DT4P4FQVModel: ST62151
Overview
Shredding paper, credit cards and staples into cross-cut pieces, this home office unit starts and stops on its own as sheets are fed. A quiet, anti-jam design targets everyday use at a desk.
Cross-cut security and card shredding lead the case for it, with an anti-jam design and a modest noise level. The bin capacity differs between the specs and the description, and the listing gives no running time or particle size.
Who it's for
Households and small desks with a regular stream of bills and junk mail to destroy. Offices shredding large volumes, or users who need a listed particle size or run time, should look at larger units.
Pros and cons
- Shreds credit cards
- Handles staples and paper clips
- Auto start and stop
- Bin capacity listed two ways
- Particle size not listed
- Run time not given
Performance notes
A cross-cut head slices sheets in two directions, producing small particles that are harder to piece together. Sheet capacity per pass limits how thick a stack can be fed. The listing names jam resistance as a feature, and a larger bin means fewer trips to empty it.
Specifications
| Brand | Staples |
|---|---|
| Model | ST62151 |
Frequently asked questions
Can the Staples ST62151 shred credit cards and staples?
Yes. The item highlight says it shreds credit cards and staples, and the listing names paper clips as well.
How big is the bin on the Staples ST62151?
The specs list 4.6 gallons, while the description says a 4.25-gallon bin. The two figures differ slightly.