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Document Shredding Machines

For securely destroying multiple pages in cross-cut, super cross-cut and micro-cut styles.

Keep Confidential Information Secure

Destroy documents quickly and easily 

Destroying documents one page at a time can quickly get tedious. Try to do more than one at a time and JAM! Security compliant stack and shred devices allow you to shred multiple pages at one time and are ideal for HR departments, law firms, health care and financial institutions, as well as general office work. We offer multiple lines of shredders—big and small, personal, office or commercial-grade, with multiple levels of security. Our auto-feed shredders are available in cross-cut, super cross-cut and micro-cut shred styles.

Types of documents that should be shredded:

  • Tax Returns
  • Photo IDs
  • Bank Statements
  • Voided Checks
  • Employee Pay Stubs
  • Credit Card Information
  • Copies of Sales Receipts
  • Employment Records

Top Reasons to Shred Important Business Documents

In today’s business environment, every organization collects and maintains sensitive information. Although many businesses are making the shift to storing data electronically, many businesses still store paper files. If you’re one of those businesses, you may be wondering what to do with those important documents when they’re no longer needed. Customer lists, payroll records, and credit card information are all things that should be disposed in a paper shredder.

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Prevent Identity Theft

In order to protect your employees, your customers, and your business, it’s essential to shred documents when they’re no longer needed. When these documents are still in your possession, it’s important that you store them in a safe and protected location.

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Protect Your Customers

It’s important to do everything possible to protect your customers’ identities. Although you shouldn’t  write down credit card information, if you do, it’s important that you shred this information right away. The same goes for any documents that have sensitive customer information on it.

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Save Space

Do you really need all of those papers that are piling up in your office? If you have paper taking up coveted “real estate” in your office, consider shredding those documents instead. By shredding all of those unnecessary documents, you’ll create extra space in your office for other, more important things (like that new computer you’ve been wanting).

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Regulation Compliance

Legislation regarding information privacy and security is getting more and more rigorous, and it continues to be strictly enforced. Penalties can be severe for businesses that fail to comply with these regulations. You have a duty to protect your customers’ personal and secure information, and if you don’t, you’re at risk of receiving fines for mishandling customer information.

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