
Model 02
Cardboard Cruncher Mini
Compact. Tight spaces. 110V.
Our little powerhouse.
Perfect for tight spaces.


By Design
Handles most shredding jobs with ease.
Plugs into a standard 110V outlet. No dedicated circuit, no reword, no compromise. The Mini fits into compact spaces, in the home you've already built, and shreds paper and cardboard. The only appliance you need for both.

Technical Specifications
The details.
Dimensions
36" x 18" x 30"
Weight
220 lb
Capacity
50 lb per hour
Power
120V / 20A
Noise Level
65 Db
Warranty
2 years
Questions
Frequently asked.
What is the Cardboard Cruncher Mini?+
Our most compact cardboard shredder, designed for mudrooms, pantries, laundry rooms, and apartments. It shreds both cardboard and sensitive paper documents.
Does the Mini need a dedicated circuit?+
No. The Mini plugs into a standard 110V outlet — no dedicated circuit, no rewiring, no compromise.
Can the Mini shred paper as well as cardboard?+
Yes. The Mini handles paper and cardboard, so it doubles as a document shredder — one appliance instead of two.
What do I do with the shredded cardboard from the Mini?+
Put it in your recycling bin, add it to a compost pile as carbon-rich browns, or spread it as garden mulch to build healthier soil.
Is the Mini quiet enough for an apartment?+
Yes. The Mini is engineered for quiet operation so it can run inside a home or apartment without disturbing the household.
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The Mini, day to day.
Compact spaces, standard outlets, and a steady stream of delivery boxes. Here's how Mini owners describe the difference.
Commercial
What operators say after the first month
Property managers and retail teams describe how much time and dumpster space the Cardboard Cruncher gave back.
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Homeowners on living with less cardboard
Real households talk about breaking the delivery-box cycle and turning it into recycling and compost material.
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See it in action
Short films of the Cardboard Cruncher at work, from loading a flattened box to collecting finished shred.
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