What is the size of the shredded particles?
1805508
They look like confetti instead of long strips. The stips are cut off after about 2 inches.
1805509
3/16" x 1 1/4" at most (odd how different people have different answers for this--so I rummaged in my bin and found strips the size I state and also 1/4" confetti)
1805510
The size is just about 2 inches long and .5 mm wide for paper. I haven't cut credit cards or cd's yet. I hope this info helps. I would've liked the longitude to be a bit smaller, but it's perfectly fine for home use.
1805511
2 inches length/3/8 inch wide for paper & plastic cards. Have not shredded CDs yet.
933388
They're fairly large, I'd say. If memory serves, they're about 3/16" in diameter and 1/4" long. They are larger than the pellets once available at Lowe's if you had been buying those.
866754
The paper ends up being shredded into approx. 1/2 in by 1/8 in tiny rectangular strips. I don't know if that answers your question exactly, but that's all I know. I have owned this shredder for 3 months, and I really like it...quiet, basket is easy to empty,reliable
140547
I I would say around 1 1/2 inch diameter. Also I have observed that the rocks only need a couple days tumbling after the first grit. (7 days required on the course grit). Good luck
499488
2.75x2 inches. They are too big for my distiler. I had to open one take out the carbon grains and make my own size bag.
106393
I'd say they are about the diameter of a quarter, maybe an inch thick. Hope that helps :)
325194
The particle size on the package is <1000 nm, "Nanoscale particles are very, very small, less than 100 nanometer (nm) in size" source, american cancer society. I would love if they could give the exact measurement though.
668531
I have no idea on the particle size. That is certainly out of my capability to measure particle size, sorry. Seems to be working well. I will oftentimes process it twice to get a stronger solution. That's just my way of boosting solution.
118145
Probably half-inch size, that is it will go through a 1/2 inch square sieve. Certainly also some smaller pieces due to the breaking up of the original cubes. Running the batch through again breaks some of the larger pieces. A lot of smaller pieces and water results. Not snow cone sized.
1526683
about 10" by 1 3/4" and it weighs less than half-a-pound. A lightweight, indeed. OK for the dust and dandruff, etc.
1961633
Ideally they would be 4-6" long and up to 3" in diameter/thick. The smaller twigs are fine but you will have to keep adding them as they burn quicker
1009944
Most of the chunks I got were around 1/2 -1" square. There were a few flaked bits in the bag, but for the most part, I had to crush them down to a smaller size in a plastic baggie, using a pestle. Once they are crushed down smaller, they do melt rapidly though!
843469
The size question has been answered by other respondents. The shredder has been working well for me, so far has not jammed . Remember to oil it frequently for good oaverall maintenance.
292199
The biochar has a uniform consistency. The particle size is small, made of 1/8 inch pieces.
597476
Sorry, mine have shrunken so much I couldn't tell you their original size, but I think they were 6 inch square.
1219243
Very small. We used them for science experiments. About the size of two small cupcakes.
530273
They are pellets. About the size of a pin head. 1/16-1/8 inch. Most are 1/16 or less but some are up to 1/8 inch. I use it for sphereifacation ( caviar drops of foods, and cocktails). It will dissolve in warm liquid. In cold liquid I'm jnot sure.