Which security level do you need for paper shredding? When you are looking for a new shredder for home or at the office, you often see the security level of a paper shredder. For instance, P-2, P-3, or P-4. What does the security level mean, and why is it important to pay attention to it […]
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How to oil a paper shredder?
Is your shredder making weird noises? Does it shred slower than usual? It looks like your shredder needs some maintenance and cleaning. The main cause for the weird sounds and slower cutting speed is because dust and paper particles accumulate over time between the rotating cutting blades.
Read moreCross-Cut Shredders for Home & Office Use
Do you need a paper shredder that shreds your confidential documents into tiny particles? Then you are looking for a cross-cut shredder. These shredding machines cut your documents diagonally in both directions, which results in small paper particles. Therefore cross-cut shredders are also known as confetti-cut or particle-cut shredders.
Read more10 Paper Shredder Questions Answered (FAQ)
On this page, we answer 10 basic questions about paper shredders. Can you shred staples with every paper shredder? And what to do when a paper shredder overheats? Find out the answers below. #1 | Can paper shredders shred CDs? Yes, some paper shredders are able to shred CDs and DVDs besides confidential documents. These […]
Read moreStrip-Cut Shredders for Low Security Shredding
With a strip-cut paper shredder, you can shred paper documents into long, narrow strips. The advantage of this type of shredder is that you can shred quickly and easily because of the single cutting mechanism. The downside of strip cutting shredder machines is that they offer less data protection in comparison with a cross-cut or micro-cut paper shredder.
Read moreHow to Fix Common Paper Shredder Problems?
You are in the middle of your monthly shredding session. It is you together with a paper shredder against that growing pile of old, but confidential, documents that were collecting dust on your desk. The shredder is doing its job and grinds through the documents you feed it, but then all of a sudden the shredder stops working.
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