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Paper shredders keep discarded documents from being pieced back together, which matters anywhere sensitive information ends up in the bin. Our category holds 152 models, from a compact desktop unit for home use to a heavy office machine that handles a full day of paperwork. Here is what to weigh before you choose.
The cut type is the first thing to look at. A strip cut slices pages into ribbons and suits everyday home use, while cross-cut and micro-cut turn a sheet into tiny particles, which is what you want for personal data or trade secrets. Security ratings in our range run from P-3 to P-5, which covers GDPR requirements even for confidential files. Check the sheet capacity per pass and the bin volume too: a smaller model is fine at home, but a busy office needs something with headroom.
Plenty of shredders handle more than paper. Credit cards, CDs and DVDs, staples and paper clips all go through many of these machines without trouble. An auto-feed model takes a whole stack at once and works through it on its own while you get on with something else. If the shredder lives in a shared room, it is worth checking the noise level and the continuous run time.
The range includes Fellowes, Rexel, Leitz, Olympia and HSM, makers whose machines have proven themselves in offices over the years. We ship across the Baltic states and to Finland, provide a warranty, and offer instalment payments when you need them. A simple rule guides the choice: the more sensitive the information, the finer the cut should be.