Shredders
A shredder turns paperwork containing personal or financial details into fine strips or particles that can't be pieced back together. Strip-cut models are cheaper but offer weaker security, while cross-cut shredders reduce paper to smaller, harder-to-reconstruct pieces; both differ further in bin capacity and how many sheets they take per pass. Some machines also handle staples, paper clips or old cards, and continuous run time matters if you're clearing a large stack at once.
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