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Cross Cut Shredder
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Cross Cut shredders provide a more secure form of document destruction by cutting forms into tiny bits. There are various levels of cross cut shredders ranging from deskside models to government approved models for destorying "top secret" documents. Because cross cut shredders make two cuts per pass, they are slower than strip cut shredders and shred fewer sheets per pass. However, the small shred size requires less frequent bag changes.
 Buyer's Guide to Cross Cut Shredder |
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| Deskside Cross Cut
Deskside cross cut shredders (also known as personal shredders) are small, compact machines designed to sit next to or on top of a table or desk. Shredders can cut everything from tissue paper, computer printouts, floppy disks, CDs, plastics, wood planks, and even some metals. Deskside models are introductory shredders for any home office or small business designed for use by one or two users.
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| Office Cross Cut
Standard Office Cross Cut Shredders provide an efficient means to maintain security throughout the office with their mid-level capability to meet the shredding needs of four to six users. These models usually come as the standard console model with enclosed waste bags, but some machines are avaliable as tabletop models with exposed waste bags.
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| Departmental Cross Cut
Departmental Cross Cut shredders are centralized machines that can be used by the entire office. They easily handle computer printouts, continuous forms, and entire file folders. The difference between the standard models and the departmental is the amount of space needed, since these machines are generally larger, with a larger horsepower that allows them to efficiently destroy larger volumes of material over a longer period of time.
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