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Why shred?

Shredding potentially sensitive paper waste helps combat the threat of Identity Theft.

What to shred?

Shred all documents that show personal, financial or company information before throwing them out. Shred anything that you wouldn't want in the hands of a stranger.

1. Where will the shredder be located and how many people will use it?

Personal / Executive
1-2 users
Small Office
Up to 10 users
Departmental
Up to 20 users
Large Office
20+ users
Wide Entry
20+ users

2. Which tye of feed: Auto Feed or Manual

STACK the sheets in the top of the shredder
SHUT the lid
DONE now get on with something else!

Shreds up to a certain number of sheets at one time

3. What security level should you have?

Basic Security

For day to day paperwork containing non-sensitive information

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into 40 pieces

General Security

For day to day paperwork containing sensitive information

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into approx. 200 pieces

Confidential Security

For business documents containing proprietory information and / or sensitive personal information

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into approx. 400 pieces

High Security

For confidential business documents with ID. financial and strategic information

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into approx. 2,000 pieces

Ultra High Security

For very sensitive information. Financial, legal, military and proprietory information

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into approx. 6,000 pieces

Top Secret Security

For top secret government and military documents

Cuts 1 A4 sheet into approx. 15,600 pieces

4. Select paper feed capacity and bin size

A higher paper feed capacity means less time spent shredding. A larger bin allows more shredding before emptying the bin.

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Why shred?

What to shred?

Basic Security

General Security

Confidential Security

High Security

Ultra High Security

Top Secret Security

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