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Fellowes 32057 Powershred P-57Cs Shredder | 
| Brand: Fellowes
Category: CE
List Price: $119.99
Buy New: $42.99
You Save: $77.00 (64%)
New (40) Used (1) from $42.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  220 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 18
Dimensions (in): 12 x 12 x 16
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: P-57Cs
Model: P-57Cs
UPC: 043859505425
EAN: 0043859505425
ASIN: B000I8ZULI
Release Date: October 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
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| Features:
| • | Reduces documents to 5/32 x 2 inch higher-security confetti particles | | • | 9-inch wide paper entry shreds up to 8 sheets per pass | | • | Durable steel cutters shred standard letter and legal-sized documents, credit cards, and staples | | • | Includes 5-gallon wastebasket | | • | 3-year limited manufacturer's warranty |
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Product Description
The innovative Fellowes P-57Cs with SafeSense Technology is ideal for use in the home or home office. Exclusive SafeSense Technology stops shredder immediately when hands are too close to the paper opening. Shreds up to 8 sheets per pass into 5/32 x 2-inch confetti particles as fast as 85 sheets per minute. Equipped with a 9-inch paper entry, the P-57Cs easily accepts letter or legal size documents, and features durable steel cutters that accept credit cards and staples. Pivoting head with handle allows quick, easy waste removal from the 5-gallon wastebasket. Auto start/stop function ensures quick, easy shredder operation. Sheet capacity gauge helps prevent paper jams, while the reverse function easily removes over-fed paper.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 215 more reviews...
 Satisfied Customer August 29, 2008
I ordered a Fellowes paper shredder from Amazon. It arrived rather quickly and I am very satisfied with it.
Works well if treated right August 26, 2008
This shredder has been working well for me now that I have worked out how to treat it. I give it just one sheet at a time (any more and it struggles), and when I hear it starting to slow down I know its getting full and its time to pop the lid off and stamp on the shredded paper a few times to tamp it down.
Whatever you do, don't hit the reverse button when it starts to slow down without checking first to see whether its getting full. If you hit reverse when the bin is full it will suck up the shredded paper from the bin and cause a real jam.
fellowes 32057 Powershred P-57Cs Shredder August 23, 2008
This is the best paper Shredder that i purchased. I used other brands before just to save some money. but they dont last. so i decided to get the fellows. And im very happy w/ the performance and shipping from amazon is fast. thanks.. Highly reccomended..A+++
 Disappointing August 22, 2008
I chose this shredder based on the reviews here. I don't know if I just got a lemon but I am very disappointed and want my baby shredder back! It constantly stops in the middle of use and I mean with only 1-3 pieces of paper. I have to wait until it stops completely to put in more. My old one you could continue to add more while it was going. It stops in the middle and you have to reverse it to get it going again. I thought I was upgrading but think it is a downgrade. If it weren't for the cost of shipping I would return it.
its ok for the price August 22, 2008
This shredder is pretty good for the price. I wanted something that does confetti shredding as opposed to just the strips. This does the confetti. It does fill up pretty quickly, but that's understood since it's a small household shredder. The 2 cons to this shredder are: 1)it does not shred 8 pages as it claims. You can only do about 4 without it jamming. 2)it does not shred cds. It does not claim to shred cds, but that might be something to look into before buying this shredder. I have not tried a credit card yet, so I'm not sure if it does it like it claims to. As far a durability, I have only had it 3 weeks, so I can't comment on that either.
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