SSMD-2mm Salient Characteristics.pdf
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This document specifies the salient characteristics for a Solid State Media Disintegrator-2MM, detailing the technical and operational requirements for equipment procurement.
The device must be listed on the National Security Agency's Evaluated Products List for Solid State Media Disintegrators and approved by NSA for physically destroying solid state media including memory cards, thumb drives, solid state drive circuit cards, internal components in cell phones and tablets, and optical media such as CDs and DVDs, reducing materials to 2mm particle size. Operationally, the disintegrator must feature simple automatic push-button operation with an internal brain to sense overload and reverse automatically to prevent jams, an automatic bin-full sensor, and Life-Extend® destruction blades, grinders, and screens that are easily reused, adjusted, and replaced. The device must accept media up to 0.9 inch by 8.5 inches, operate with acoustics below 85 dB, and include a self-contained 3-phase air filtration system with pre, carbon, and HEPA filters. The main power switch must accommodate a lock for Lockout/Tagout in the OFF position.
Regarding physical specifications and power requirements, the device must have a footprint no greater than 27.5 inches by 43 inches with a height not exceeding 49 inches, weigh no more than 1,200 lbs, include castor wheels, and operate on 200-240V single phase, 50/60 Hz at 6A. The manufacturer/vendor must provide a 1-year warranty covering parts, labor, shipping, and onsite service where available, or alternatively cover return shipping for factory repair or provide equipment replacement at no charge. Extended warranties in 1-year increments must be available after the initial warranty period.
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Solid State Media Disintegrator-2MM
Salient Characteristics
• Device must be listed in the National Security Agency (NSA) Evaluated Products List-Solid State Media Disintegrators
(EPL-SS).
• Disintegrator must be evaluated and approved by the National Security Agency for the physical destruction of solid state media, such as memory cards, thumb drives, circuit cards in solid state drives and solid state enterprise drives, internal components in cell phones and tablets, as well as optical media, such as CDs and DVDs to 2mm particle size.
• Device must accept media up to 0.9 inch by 8.5 inches.
• Device must be simple, automatic push-button operation.
• Device must have an internal brain to sense overload and momentarily reverse automatically to clear and prevent jams.
• Device must have an automatic bin-full sensor.
• Device must have Life-Extend® destruction blades, grinders and screens that must be easily reused, adjusted and replaced.
• Device acoustics must be less than 85 dB.
• Device must use a self-contained, 3-phase air filtration system consisting of pre, carbon and HEPA filters.
• Device’s MAIN power switch must be able to accept a lock for Lockout/Tagout in the OFF position.
• Device must have a footprint no greater than 27.5 inches x 43 inches with a height no taller than 49 inches for space considerations.
• Device must not weight more than 1,200 lbs.
• Device must have castor wheels.
• Device must be 200-240V, 1 phase, 50/60 Hz, 6A.
• Device must have a 1 year warranty in which the manufacturer/vendor will furnish parts and labor, shipping and on-site service, where available. If on-site service is not appropriate, manufacturer/vendor will cover the cost of shipping back to the factory for repair or swap the equipment with a replacement at no additional charge to the customer. After the initial period, warranties can be extended in 1 year increments.
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