Practical, updated maintenance and safety tips for home and small-office paper shredders, including which brands are common, how to oil and clean cutters, and when to service or replace a unit.
Choosing a shredder depends on your needs: security level, capacity, run-time, and maintenance. Match DIN 66399 security classes, check duty cycles, and favor anti-jam and auto-oil features for reliability.
Shredding sensitive documents remains an effective way to reduce identity risk. Choose a cross-cut or micro-cut shredder, check security ratings (DIN P-levels), and confirm current brand availability before buying.
A comb binding machine organizes reports and records efficiently. Match machine class and comb size to your office volume, compare punch and binding capacities, and consider consumable costs and sustainability.