Paper Shredders Shop by Cut Type

Discover a variety of paper shredders designed to meet your security and document disposal needs with different cut types including strip-cut, cross-cut, and micro-cut options. Strip-cut shredders create long strips ideal for basic document destruction, while cross-cut shredders offer enhanced security by cutting paper into smaller confetti-like pieces. For maximum protection, micro-cut shredders reduce documents to tiny particles, perfect for sensitive information. Whether you're securing personal data at home or protecting confidential business records, choosing the right shredder cut type is essential. At MyBinding.com, you'll find top-quality shredders from trusted brands like HSM, Fellowes, and Swingline, ensuring reliable performance and durability. Shop with confidence knowing you're getting competitive prices, fast shipping, and expert customer support to help you select the perfect shredder for your security requirements. Protect your information effectively with shredders tailored to your needs, available now at MyBinding.com.

Paper Shredders Shop by Cut Type

Discover a variety of paper shredders designed to meet your security and document disposal needs with different cut types including strip-cut, cross-cut, and micro-cut options. Strip-cut shredders create long strips ideal for basic document destruction,...

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Intimus

Item#: 224154

$1,669.16

features

  • High security with P-4 level shredding, ensuring sensitive information is thoroughly destroyed.
  • Versatile shredding capabilities for paper, CDs, DVDs, credit cards, and more, catering to all your document disposal needs.
  • Impressive cutting speed of up to 566 sheets per minute, enhancing productivity in busy office environments.
  • Large waste capacity of 26 gallons, minimizing the need for frequent emptying and allowing for uninterrupted shredding sessions.
$1,669.16
Formax

Item#: FD-8906CC

$28,165.50

features

  • High Capacity Shredding: Effortlessly shreds entire files and large volumes of materials, including cardboard and CDs, making it ideal for busy offices.
  • User-Friendly Operation: Features like Auto Start/Stop, Auto Reverse, and an LED control panel with a visual load indicator simplify the shredding process.
  • Robust Safety Features: Equipped with a large safety bar, thermal overload protection, and an auto sensor that halts operation when the waste bin is full, ensuring safe use.
  • Durable and Efficient Design: Heat-treated solid steel cutters and an EvenFlow Automatic Internal Oiling System guarantee longevity and optimal performance with minimal maintenance.
$28,165.50
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Formax

Item#: FD8206CC

$495.00

features

  • Shred Capacity: Up to 17 sheets
  • AutoStart/AutoStop
  • Can shred paper, CDs, credit cards, and staples.
  • Waste Bin Capacity: 6.9 gal.
$495.00
Destroyit

Item#: DSH0331

$63,209.00

features

  • High-Speed Shredding: Achieve shredding speeds of 24-45 feet per minute with dual automatic speed modes for efficient document disposal.
  • Robust Motor Performance: Powered by a 24 HP dual high-efficiency 3-phase motor, designed for continuous operation to handle high-volume shredding tasks.
  • Enhanced Safety Features: Includes a safety lock, emergency stop button, and automatic shut-off when the bin is full or the cabinet door is opened.
  • Durable Design: Built with a fully enclosed, dust-proof gearbox and heavy-duty casters for mobility, ensuring long-lasting performance and easy positioning.
$63,209.00
Dahle

Item#: 51514

$3,737.00

features

  • Feed Width: 12"
  • Sheet Capacity (#20/#16): 26 / 28
  • Security Level: P-4
  • Shred Size: 1/8" x 1 9/16"
$3,737.00
Dahle

Item#: 51422

$2,927.00

features

  • Feed Width: 10.25"
  • Sheet Capacity (#20/#16): 13 / 15
  • Security Level: P-5
  • Shred Size: 1/13" x 9/16"
$2,927.00
Dahle

Item#: 51314

$2,177.00

features

  • Feed Width: 10.25"
  • Sheet Capacity (#20/#16): 16 / 18
  • Security Level: P-4
  • Shred Size: 1/8" x 1 9/16"
$2,177.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

Strip-cut shredders produce long, thin strips and generally offer higher sheet capacity and faster shred speed, which suits high-volume, lower-sensitivity paper disposal where speed matters more than reconstruction resistance. Cross-cut shredders cut in two directions, producing smaller confetti-like pieces that offer meaningfully better security for documents containing account numbers, personal information, or other sensitive content. For most modern offices, cross-cut has become the more common default specifically because it balances reasonable speed with a real security improvement over strip-cut. Dedicated strip-cut models, if speed is the priority over particle size, are grouped under strip cut paper shredders.

Micro-cut becomes worth the added cost when your documents require a security level beyond what standard cross-cut provides, since micro-cut reduces paper to significantly smaller particles that are far more resistant to reconstruction. This matters most for financial records, HR files, medical documents, or other material where account numbers or personal identifiers could still be pieced together from larger cross-cut fragments. For routine internal paperwork without that sensitivity, cross cut paper shredders remain sufficient and typically faster.

Base bin size on how often you're willing to interrupt shredding to empty it, not just overall office size, since a smaller bin in a high-volume department means far more frequent emptying regardless of how capable the shredder itself is. Estimating your typical daily or weekly shred volume against a specific model's rated bin capacity, which ranges from just a few gallons on compact desk units up to 50-plus gallons on larger department shredders, helps avoid choosing a shredder that constantly needs attention.

Both matter, but for different reasons. Sheet capacity determines how quickly a queue of documents gets processed and reduces how often multiple people are waiting to use the machine. Security level determines how safely destroyed the actual content is. A high-capacity, low-security shredder processes volume quickly but may not adequately protect sensitive content, while a high-security, low-capacity model protects content well but can create a bottleneck in a busy shared office. Balancing both against your office's actual document sensitivity and volume, rather than optimizing for just one factor, gives the more practical result.

Starting with cut type is generally the more useful first filter, since it determines the baseline security level you're working with before capacity and brand become relevant differentiators within that security tier. Once you've settled on strip-cut, cross-cut, or micro-cut based on your document sensitivity, narrowing further by sheet capacity and bin size gets you to a shortlist much faster than starting with brand alone. For the finest available particle size, once security is the deciding factor, micro cut paper shredders narrow the field to that top tier directly.