Mighty Security MS-100S Enterprise HDD & SSD Hammer Mill Shredder

$78,350.00

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SKU: MS-100S
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✓ MADE IN JAPAN

✓ TAA COMPLIANT

MS-100S is a security hammer mill capable of physically destroying all types of confidential media. The destruction size can be adjusted to match your required security level, meeting a wide range of needs—from speed-oriented, high-volume processing to security-focused, fine-particle destruction. Crucially, it is also capable of physically destroying SSDs to 2mm or less, satisfying strict NSA destruction requirements.

Based on over half a century of know-how in manufacturing sand-making crushers that reduce hard stone to sand size in a single pass for the mining and quarrying industry, this machine features an optimal mechanism for pulverizing hard media into pieces.

In Japan, our products are widely trusted and deployed across all sectors—including the Self-Defense Forces, financial institutions, data centers, and secure data destruction providers. They are highly valued in environments handling sensitive information that demand ultra-fine physical destruction, as well as in high-capacity facilities requiring efficient, large-volume media processing.

Since the machine will not start without the master key, it prevents accidental or unauthorized operation by anyone other than the administrator.
In the event of a temporary overcurrent, the automatic protection circuit will trip and stop the operation.

The machine will automatically shut down if it detects overheating, such as from continuous heavy load or extended operation regardless of the load.
The machine will automatically shut down for protection if a current exceeding the motor or inverter rating persists for a certain period.

An emergency stop button is located next to the feed inlet. A large, easy-to-press button has been adopted for quick access in emergencies.
For safety, opening any door—such as the maintenance door, dust bin door, or dust collector compartment door—while the machine is running will cause it to stop automatically. Furthermore, all doors are equipped with a locking mechanism to completely prevent anyone from opening them carelessly.

A dust collector is equipped as standard.

The machine automatically stops when the dust bin is full.

If the motor experiences an excessive load, an indicator light turns on to alert the operator, prompting them to pause media feeding until the load decreases. However, with some media, to ensure proper operation, it is best to wait until the grinding sound disappears completely before feeding the next media, regardless of the indicator light status.

Equipped with casters for easy mobility.

Equipped with anti-tipping adjusters to secure the machine in place, safely preventing any accidental damage to the unit or injury to operators.

White industrial machine with control panel and open side door stands on a gray concrete floor. Text highlights reliability, safety features, and over 50 years of crushing technology. Three blue icons denote key protective functions.
A white industrial shredder with control panel stands on a gray floor. Text reads: Adjustable Performance. Adjustable particle size to prioritize maximum throughput or high-security destruction.
A white industrial machine stands in a gray room. Text reads, NSA-Level Destruction. Destroys SSDs to ≤2 mm, meeting stringent NSA destruction requirements.

How the Physical Destruction Works
Unlike conventional media shredders that rely on a “cutting” method, this machine utilizes a “crushing” system that breaks down items through the high-speed impact of rotating hammers.
This allows it to handle hard confidential media that traditional shredders struggle to process—such as Hard Disk Drives (HDDs), SSDs, flash memory, smartphones, and magnetic tapes. Naturally, it also processes standard media typically handled by conventional shredders, including floppy disks (FDs), CDs/DVDs/BDs, and credit cards.

Diagram of a hammer mill showing labeled arrows for feed media, hammers striking material, screen filtering particles, and direction where destroyed particles are discharged.

Smart, Screen-Based Size Control: Balancing Security, Speed, and Cost
A screen is installed at the discharge section inside the crushing chamber, ensuring the media fed into the machine is continuously destroyed until it is small enough to pass through. Since this screen is easily replaceable, you can instantly adjust the destruction size to match your exact security requirements.
In scenarios where processing speed is prioritized over strict secrecy, unnecessarily fine destruction is simply a waste of time and cost. By upgrading or swapping to a screen with larger holes, you can instantly boost operational efficiency.
Even if your target media or data sensitivity changes in the future, you can adapt to new demands simply by purchasing a different screen. This completely eliminates the need to replace the entire machine, making it a highly economical, future-proof investment over the long term.

Infographic showing two shredding methods: large shred size (high speed, low security, security level 0-1) and small shred size (slower, higher security, security level 0-3), with discs, shredded pieces, and sieve diagrams.

Unmatched Throughput Capacity: Lower Labor Costs, Higher Security
Because the system relies on a high-impact crushing method, items that are easily shattered by impact—such as CDs/DVDs, circuit boards, and flash memory—can be fed into the machine in large bulk loads, delivering overwhelming processing speed.
Minimizing physical destruction time not only reduces the labor costs associated with the operation but also enhances security by significantly shortening the window of time recorded media is left unattended.

Hassle-Free Maintenance & Worry-Free Support
The machine features a simple structure, resulting in minimal breakdowns and high reliability.
The primary consumable parts are light enough to be held with one hand and can be replaced manually using only the included standard tools. No specialized technical skills are required—in fact, at Japanese central government ministries, non-technical administrative staff handle the routine maintenance themselves. Because almost all maintenance can be performed right on-site, there are virtually no cases where the machine needs to be sent back to the factory for repairs.
When considering overseas products, you might often feel anxious about parts supply and after-sales service; however, with our products, there is absolutely no need for such concern.

A person wearing white gloves is adjusting or inspecting a metal mechanical component, possibly a crankshaft, in an industrial or laboratory setting.

Built-in Dust Collector as Standard

A dust collector is built-in as standard.

Cabinet with doors open showing a metal dust bin on the left and a dust collector machine on the right, both labeled with colored outlines and text for identification.

A hand lifts the transparent cover of a rectangular metal slot on a display machine. There are warning labels with Japanese text and symbols near the slot and on the cover, advising caution before you copy or use the device.
A control panel with a display, six colored buttons, and indicator lights on the left; switches, two keys, copy warning labels on the right. Blue dashed lines outline two sections. Labels in Japanese appear under the controls.
Control panel featuring an hour meter display, dust bin full light, door open light, key switch with inserted key, and a circuit breaker—each labeled with blue display text for easy copy and identification.
Five labeled buttons on a control panel: red “Emergency stop,” red “Overload light,” yellow “Do not feed light,” green “Start,” and black “Stop,” each with corresponding labels in Chinese displayed below.

ModelMS-100S
Dimensions57.1″W × 32.7″D × 57.3″H
Weight1,350 lbs. (600kg)
Motor8 HP (5.9kw)
Power230V, 3-Phase, 30A
Inlet Dimensions8.4″W × 2.5″D
Destructible MediaHDD/SSD
Circuit Board
CD/DVD/BD
SIM Card
EMV Credit Cards/Magnetic Stripe Card
USB/SD/CF
Tablets/Cell Phones
Installation siteIndoors (The operating ambient temperature range is 0℃ to 40℃.)
Available Screen Sizesφ2mm、φ3mm、φ5mm、φ10mm、φ15mm、φ20mm、φ25mm、φ30mm、φ35mm、φ50mm
Security levels in ISO/IEC 21964O-1(≦2000㎟)/O-2(≦800㎟)/O-3(≦160㎟)、T-1(≦2000㎟)/T-2(≦800㎟)/T-3(≦320㎟)/T-4(≦160㎟)、E-1(Inoperable)/E-2(Dismantled or Cut)/E-3(≦160㎟)/E-4(≦30㎟)/E-5(≦10㎟)、H-1(Inoperable)/H-2(Damaged)/H-3(Deformed)/H-4(≦2000㎟)
Sample throughputUp to 160 2.5″ SSDs that are 9.5 mm thickness per hour (E-5)、Up to 90 3.5″ HDDs per hour (H-4)
Included AccessoriesUser Manual、Standard Maintenance Tools、Hammers for 3.5″ HDD

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice for product improvement.

1) If the SSD is 9.5 mm or thicker (that means Enterprise Solid State), the case or heatsink must be removed so that only the circuit boards (PCBs) should be fed into the machine.


2) Maximum input size is approximately 150 mm × 150 mm. Please remove any metal heat sinks or thick metallic parts prior to destruction.


3) WARNING: Always remove lithium-ion batteries prior to destruction. Only the circuit boards (PCBs) should be fed into the machine.


4) Processing 3.5″ Hard Disk Drives requires changing the hammers. The replacement process takes only about 20 minutes and requires no external equipment, as all necessary tools are included.


5) The price of the main machine includes one type of screen of your choice. If you require a second or subsequent screen, the cost for the additional screen(s) will be charged separately.


6) Depending on the media, some screen sizes cannot be used. Please consult your dealer for details.


7) The achievable security level depends on the screen size.


8) Throughput varies depending on the screen size and type of media.

Q1. Is the machine too loud during operation?

Here are the specific measurements taken 1 meter from the front of the machine:


・At No-Load (Idle): Approx. 70 dB
・During Destruction: Noise levels vary depending on the media. The peak noise occurs at the exact moment the internal hammers strike the media, which then gradually decreases. For our maximum-load test using a 3.5″ HDD, the instantaneous peak noise reaches approx. 90 dB.

Q2. How durable is the machine?

The replacement cycle depends heavily on the type of media processed, volume, and the destruction size selected. However, maintenance requirements are minimal and designed to be user-friendly:


・Replacement Frequency: In many cases, components can last for several years without needing replacement. Even under heavy-duty, high-volume operations, changing the internal hammers just 1 to 2 times a year is typically sufficient.


・Easy User Maintenance: Replacing major wear parts is simple and straightforward. Users can easily perform the replacement themselves, minimizing machine downtime and eliminating the need for costly technician service calls.

Q3. What screen size comes standard with the machine?

You can select one screen size of your choice at no additional cost, as it is included in the base machine price.


Upon ordering, please specify the screen size that best fits your destruction requirements. If you require multiple sizes for different security levels, the second and subsequent screens are available as optional add-ons for an additional fee.