Formax Industrial Paper Shredders

Formax industrial paper shredders deliver powerful, high-capacity performance designed for businesses that require fast, efficient document destruction without interruptions. Ideal for offices, government agencies, and large organizations handling hundreds of sheets at once, these shredders feature advanced anti-jam technology, intuitive LED displays, and smart conveyor belt systems to streamline shredding tasks while ensuring safety. Built to handle heavy workloads, they protect sensitive information and maintain productivity by minimizing downtime. Purchasing from MyBinding.com guarantees access to top-quality Formax models backed by expert customer support, competitive pricing, and fast shipping. Whether you need to securely dispose of confidential documents or comply with data protection regulations, these industrial shredders provide reliable, user-friendly solutions tailored to your shredding demands. Trust MyBinding.com for the best selection and service to keep your shredding operations running smoothly.

Formax Industrial Paper Shredders

Formax industrial paper shredders deliver powerful, high-capacity performance designed for businesses that require fast, efficient document destruction without interruptions. Ideal for offices, government agencies, and large organizations handling hundreds of sheets at once, these shredders...

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Formax

Item#: FD87-PLASTI

$5,085.00

features

  • P-4 cross-cut shreds laminates to 0.12" x 0.55" and paper to 0.24" x 0.55"
  • Shreds 36 to 38 sheets or a 1 to 2.25 mm laminate stack through a 12.2" opening
  • 30 gallon lifetime guaranteed waste bin with a full bin sensor
  • Two-stage strip and spiral blades also shred plastic folders and laminated ID cards
$5,085.00
Formax

Item#: FD-8652CC

$5,715.00

features

  • P-4 cross-cut shreds paper into 5/32" x 1-19/32" particles for confidential files
  • Shreds up to 32 sheets per pass through an extra-wide 16" feed opening
  • 53 gallon lifetime guaranteed waste bin with a full bin sensor
  • Internal EvenFlow auto oiler lubricates the blades for you, plus ECO standby mode
$5,715.00
Formax

Item#: FD8806CC

$13,185.00

features

  • P-3 cross-cut shreds paper into 1/4" x 1.57" particles at up to 43 feet per minute
  • Belt conveyor feeds 75 to 90 sheets per pass through a 16" opening
  • 36 gallon bin on casters with front access, so it can sit against a wall
  • Also shreds files, cardboard, CDs and disks, with EvenFlow auto oiling built in
$13,185.00
Formax

Item#: FD87

$14,485.50

features

  • Cross-cuts playing cards to 0.19" x 3" and dice to 0.5" x 0.5" or smaller
  • Shreds up to 3 decks of cards, 20 dice and 40 chips per cycle via a 4.75" x 6" opening
  • 7 gallon molded waste bin collects the particles for secure disposal
  • Enclosed chamber with a plexi viewing window and safety key lock, 2 HP motor
$14,485.50
Formax

Item#: FD-87-CASINO-EX

$21,415.50

features

  • Cross-cuts playing cards to 0.5" x 3.5" or smaller, and destroys dice, chips and tokens
  • Conveyor feed shreds up to 650 lb of playing cards per hour via an 11.8" x 6" opening
  • 28 gallon front-access bin with a full bin sensor, so it can sit against a wall
  • Camera monitoring system displays and records every feed and destruction
$21,415.50
Formax

Item#: FD-8906CC

$28,165.50

features

  • Level 2 cross-cut shreds paper into 5/16" x 1-1/2" to 3" particles
  • Conveyor feeds up to 650 sheets at a time through a 21" feed opening
  • 102 gallon front-access steel bin on casters, so it can sit against a wall
  • Also shreds cardboard, tapes, CDs and disks, with EvenFlow auto oiling built in
$28,165.50

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Frequently Asked Questions

An industrial shredder is appropriate when large volumes are processed in concentrated sessions, bulky stacks must be handled, or several departments send material to a central destruction area. These machines may provide conveyor feeding, wider openings, continuous operation, large waste containers, and stronger cutting systems. Choose according to measured daily and peak volume rather than the size of the organization. The wider range of industrial paper shredders can help determine whether a centralized high-capacity system is justified or whether several smaller units would suit the workflow better.

List every material that will enter the shredder, including loose paper, bound files, cardboard, cards, discs, labels, or specialty items. Industrial capability varies considerably, and a machine designed for paper may not safely process hard media or thick materials. Confirm the accepted material, maximum thickness, feed-opening width, and any required preparation. Staples and paper clips may be allowed on some models, but large binders and metal fasteners may still need removal. A clear material policy helps operators avoid feeding unsupported items and damaging the cutting system.

The conveyor and opening must accommodate the largest regular load without encouraging unsafe overfeeding. A wider entry can support large sheets, folders, or stacked materials, while a conveyor allows operators to load material more efficiently. The surrounding area also needs enough room for incoming carts, safe operator access, and waste removal. Facilities handling ordinary office documents may also use large-office paper shredders for smaller daily loads, leaving the industrial system for concentrated destruction work.

Industrial shredders may require dedicated electrical service, substantial floor space, ventilation, and clearance for doors, conveyors, bins, or baling equipment. Confirm the voltage and plug requirements before delivery. Measure doorways, elevators, corridors, and the final installation area, including turning space for the equipment. The floor must support the machine’s weight and remain level during operation. Noise, dust, and waste movement should also be considered when choosing the location. Installation planning should be completed before the machine arrives rather than after delivery.

Maintenance may include approved oil, replacement bags, cleaning, cutter inspection, sensor care, and servicing of conveyor or waste-handling components. Automatic lubrication reduces manual oiling but does not remove the need to monitor oil levels. Keep suitable paper-shredder accessories organized by machine and document the service schedule. Operators should report changes in noise, feed behavior, cut quality, or motor performance promptly. Preventive care is particularly important for industrial equipment because downtime can stop document-destruction work for several departments. # 9. Formax Large Office Paper Shredders