How to choose a paper shredder

Choosing the right shredder is essential for effective document management and security. Consider these key factors to find the perfect shredder for your needs:

1. Shredding Capacity: Determine the volume of paper you need to shred regularly. Opt for a higher sheet capacity if you have a large volume of documents.

2. Shredding Type: Decide between strip-cut, cross-cut, or micro-cut shredders. Strip-cut offers basic security, while cross-cut and micro-cut provide higher levels of security by turning paper into tiny particles.

3. Security Level: Assess the sensitivity of your documents. Choose a shredder with a security level appropriate for your needs, especially if you handle confidential information.

4. Speed and Performance: Consider the shredder’s speed and continuous run time. Faster shredders with longer run times are ideal for heavy-duty use.

5. Additional Features: Look for features like auto-feed, reverse mode for clearing jams, and bin capacity indicator for convenience.

6. Size and Portability: Determine the space available for the shredder. Compact models are suitable for small spaces, while larger shredders offer higher capacities.

7. Brand Reputation and Warranty: Choose a reputable brand with good customer reviews and a warranty to ensure reliability and support.

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 Security Levels –

Material particle surface ≤ 800 mm2 or strip width ≤ 6 mm. Strip length not determined.Generally all strip cut shredders fall in this category
Material particle surface ≤ 320 mm2 (4 x 80 mm particles, for example) or strip width ≤ 2 mm. Strip length not determined.
Material particle surface ≤ 160 mm2 and for regular particles: strip width ≤ 6 mm (4 x 40 mm particles, for example).
Material particle surface ≤ 30 mm2 and for regular particles: strip width ≤ 2 mm (2 x 15 mm particles, for example).
Material particle surface ≤ 10 mm2 and for regular particles: strip width ≤ 1 mm (0.8 x 12 mm particles, for example).
Material particle surface ≤ 5 mm2 and for regular particles: strip width ≤ 1 mm (.8 x 5 mm particles, for example).