ShredLite M2 for Mobile ITAD

E-Waste Portable Shredder for Onsite SSD Destruction

Take physical SSD destruction directly to the job site. ShredLite M2 processes supported M.2 and SATA SSDs using commonly available facility power, without deploying a tonne-class industrial system.

Share your media type, volume and voltage. We will confirm whether the machine fits your workflow.

Under 50KGDesigned for mobile deployment
180–480/hourPublished SSD throughput range
230V / 110VAvailable power configurations
8–10 hoursPublished continuous duty cycle

Why Portability Matters

Bring the shredder to the media—not the other way around.

For an ITAD team, the difficult part of onsite destruction is often not the shredding. It is getting the right machine, power and people to the client’s site.

ShredLite M2 was designed around that reality. Rather than trying to be a general-purpose plant shredder, it focuses on supported SSD workflows in a format built for mobile deployment.

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A More Practical Onsite Setup

01

Transport

Move the unit as part of a mobile ITAD deployment.

Under 50KG
02

Connect

Use the appropriate commonly available facility supply.

230V / 110V
03

Process

Shred supported M.2 and SATA SSD media onsite.

180–480/hour
04

Keep Working

Continue through longer scheduled destruction jobs.

8–10 hours

Supported SSD Media

Built for M.2 and SATA SSD destruction.

ShredLite M2 is deliberately specialised. This e-waste portable shredder is designed around supported SSD workflows, giving onsite teams a clearer fit than a machine built for every category of electronic waste.

Media format 01

M.2 SSD

Compact solid-state media supported by the ShredLite M2 dual-width blade system.

Up to 480SSDs per hour
Under 10 secPer M.2 SSD

Media format 02

SATA SSD

Larger solid-state drive enclosures supported for onsite processing.

Up to 180SSDs per hour
SupportedSATA SSD format

Have a different drive or enclosure? Send us the media type before ordering. We will confirm compatibility and the right blade configuration for your workflow.

Confirm media compatibility

ShredLite M2 Specifications

Portable by design. Built for full working days.

Review the measurements, power requirements and processing capability before planning your deployment. These are the practical details that determine whether the machine fits your vehicles, sites and daily SSD volume.

Deployment weight Under 50 KG
Dimensions 690 × 332 × 300 mm Length × width × height
Power supply 230V standard wall socket 110V configuration available
Throughput
180–480 SSDs per hourVaries by supported SSD format
M.2 shred speed
Under 10 seconds per M.2 SSD
Blade system
Dual-width cutting systemFine and coarse blades
Operation
Automatic, continuous operation8–10 hour duty cycle
Warranty
1 year on blades2 years on other parts

Final suitability depends on your SSD formats, expected volume and site voltage. Share those details and we will help you confirm the appropriate configuration.

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Onsite Operating Workflow

Plan the job before the first SSD enters the machine.

A productive onsite SSD destruction job starts before dispatch. Confirm the media, volume, site voltage and working area so the correct ShredLite M2 configuration arrives ready for the planned workload.


  1. Qualify the workload

    Identify the supported SSD format and expected quantity before selecting the machine configuration and planning the job duration.

    M.2 / SATA SSD

  2. Confirm site power

    Match the machine configuration to the available facility supply before the onsite team travels.

    230V / 110V

  3. Position and prepare

    Move the compact unit into the agreed working area and prepare the supported media for controlled processing.

    One operator

  4. Process the planned batch

    Use the automatic operating workflow for the scheduled SSD volume, with actual throughput determined by the supported media format.

    8–10 hour duty

Portable vs Conventional

Choose the machine around the job—not the biggest machine on paper.

If you are comparing an e-waste portable shredder with a conventional industrial machine, start with where the work happens and what media must be processed. The right choice depends on the operating model—not size alone.

Decision factor Mobile SSD workflowShredLite M2 Fixed-site workflowConventional industrial shredder
Primary role Onsite destruction of supported M.2 and SATA SSDs. Permanent or centralised processing, often across a wider mix of media.
Deployment Under 50KG and designed around mobile ITAD work. Many industrial media shredders weigh hundreds of kilograms and require more transport planning.
Power 230V standard wall-socket configuration, with a 110V option available. Requirements vary by model; industrial machines may use 230V or 400V supplies.
Media scope Specialised around supported SSD formats rather than mixed e-waste. Broader systems may accept HDDs, optical media, cards and other supported devices.
Processing Up to 480 M.2 or 180 SATA SSDs per hour. Capacity and output size vary widely by machine, media and security requirement.
Operating model One-person operation for mobile and client-site services. Best suited to facilities prepared for the machine’s handling, space and power needs.

Choose ShredLite M2 when

The SSDs must be destroyed at the client’s site.

Your priority is mobile deployment, commonly available facility power and a focused M.2 or SATA SSD workflow.

Consider a conventional machine when

The shredder will remain in a prepared processing facility.

Your requirement includes mixed media, a broader material stream or a different output and security specification.

2-Minute Buyer Fit Check

Is ShredLite M2 right for the way your team works?

Answer five practical questions for an initial fit indication. The result helps narrow the conversation before you request pricing, but final suitability should still be confirmed against your media and site requirements.

Deployment Qualification 0 of 5 answered

Are supported M.2 or SATA SSDs your primary media?

Do you need to destroy SSDs at client or remote sites?

Can the required 230V or configured 110V supply be confirmed?

Does the planned hourly workload fit within 480 M.2 or 180 SATA SSDs?

Would one-person operation reduce your deployment overhead?

Buyer Questions, Answered

What buyers ask before choosing a portable SSD shredder.

Straight answers about media compatibility, deployment, power and capacity—so you can decide whether ShredLite M2 belongs in your onsite destruction workflow.

09 practical answers
MediaDeploymentPerformancePurchase
01

What is an e-waste portable shredder?

An e-waste portable shredder brings physical media destruction closer to where electronic data assets are held. ShredLite M2 specifically focuses on supported M.2 and SATA SSD workflows rather than acting as a universal mixed e-waste processing line.

02

Which media can ShredLite M2 process?

ShredLite M2 is designed for supported M.2 and SATA SSDs using its dual-width blade system. If your job includes another drive type, enclosure or mixed media, confirm compatibility before ordering.

03

How portable is the ShredLite M2?

The machine weighs under 50KG and measures 690 × 332 × 300 mm. It is designed around mobile ITAD deployment, although handling and positioning should always follow the supplied instructions and client-site rules.

04

What power supply does the portable shredder require?

The standard configuration operates from a 230V wall socket. A 110V configuration is available, so the required voltage should be confirmed for the intended deployment location before purchase.

05

How many SSDs can it shred per hour?

Published throughput is up to 480 M.2 SSDs or 180 SATA SSDs per hour, with an M.2 SSD processed in under 10 seconds. Actual job output depends on the supported media and operating workflow.

06

Can one person operate ShredLite M2 onsite?

Yes. ShredLite M2 is designed for one-person operation. The operator should still follow the supplied operating guidance, local safety requirements and the rules of the client site.

07

How long can the machine operate continuously?

ShredLite M2 has an automatic continuous duty cycle of 8–10 hours, supporting longer scheduled SSD destruction jobs when operated within the supplied requirements.

08

Does it replace a conventional industrial e-waste shredder?

Not for every workflow. ShredLite M2 is a focused mobile SSD shredder. A conventional fixed-site machine may be more appropriate for HDDs, mixed electronic media, broader material streams or different output requirements.

09

What information is needed for a demo or configured price?

Share the SSD format, expected volume, deployment location, available voltage and intended onsite workflow. That information allows the team to confirm fit and discuss the appropriate configuration, demonstration and pricing.

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