Shredding at the Source:
The Essential Security Measure.

The F.B.I. estimates that U.S. businesses lose tens of billions of dollars every year due to theft of company data.  The cost of identity theft in the U.S. is predicted to reach 8 billion in 2005.  All the electronic security measures in the world are useless if you're throwing out confidential hard copies and disks by the truckload.

Putting your trust in an outside firm to dispose of confidential data for you is not the answer. By outsourcing your company's document disposal, you effectively relinquish control of the program.  The surest way to protect your company from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents at the source - in the tempered steel cutting heads of a shredder.

Proper destruction of information is a necessary business activity.

Today, all companies share the same risks.  Identity theft is America's fastest growing crime, affecting an estimated 700,000 people a year in the U.S. alone.  Theft of company records is the leading source of identity theft and, by law, the company is responsible for any information about its employees or clients that leaks out.  In addition, a company could forfeit its legal rights to defend company secrets and proprietary knowledge if it fails to protect that information through improper disposal.  Simply put, failure to shred sensitive documents before they leave your control puts your entire business in jeopardy.

Rely on Industrial-Grade Durability
and the Highest Standards of Quality

Every component of every machine is precision engineered from the finest materials and built to last.  All models are certified by Underwriters Laboratories and carry a standard 5-year manufacturers warranty. 

How to Choose the Appropriate Shredder The main factors to consider are the amount of material to be shredded, as well as the level of security needed.  Size Mid-Size Shredders: Placed beside a copier, these models will stop information leaks before they can start.  All roll easily on casters for convenient sharing among offices.  Businesses such as accounting firms, hospitals and insurance agencies find these shredders indispensable.   With four models to choose from, there is a mid-size shredder to fit every application and budget. Centralized Shredders: These models handle data printouts, continuous forms, CD's and entire file folders with ease.  All feature auto start/stop so you don't have to monitor long runs of continuous forms.  Select from high speed and large capacity models. High Capacity Shredders:  More secure and cost effective than using an outside shredding service, these shredders provide security for an entire floor or facility.  Bound ledgers, ring binders, stacks of printouts, storage media such as VHS tapes and CD's - even entire wastebasket contents can be fed into these powerful shredders. Security Strip-Cut Machines Shredders:  Shred documents into narrow, unreadable strips.  They are low maintenance and generally less expensive than higher security level models.  Cross-cut Models Shredders: For greater security, we recommend the cross-cut models, which shred documents into tiny particles, making them virtually impossible to reassemble.  Cross-cut shredders also take up less space, allowing you to empty the bin less frequently. Super Micro-Cut High-Security Shredders: For ultra-high security applications, the Super Micro-Cut model line meets the highest government standards for the destruction of Top Secret material.  Approved for Top Secret level government use, including Department of Defense and NSA, these shredders produce a Super Micro-Cut shred size.

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