Shredder Master — commercial & high-security shredding equipment
Shredders specified by security level, not by guesswork
We supply deskside, office, department, autofeed and industrial shredders from HSM, Kobra, Dahle, Destroyit, Intimus, Fellowes and GBC — over 590 machines, every one listed with its DIN 66399 security level, cut size and sheet capacity. Where a model is on the NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List we say so, and where it is only DIN P-7 we say that too.
Authorized dealer
Shredder Master is an authorized dealer for every brand we carry — HSM, Kobra, Dahle, MBM Destroyit, intimus, ACCO/GBC and Fellowes. Machines are new stock supplied through the manufacturer's authorized channel, and carry the manufacturer's own warranty on the terms published for that model.
Find the right machine
Shredders are specified, not browsed. Take the guided route, or go straight to the range that matches how your organisation works.
Not sure which machine you need?
Six questions. We shortlist three machines and show you exactly why each one fits. Skip anything you are not sure about.
- Who is it for?
- How sensitive is the material?
- How much goes in at once?
- What else has to be destroyed?
- Do you have a budget in mind?
- Anything else that matters?
Rather talk it through? A specification specialist is on +1 (858) 266-0509
Offices, clinics and professional firms
Deskside to departmental machines for HR files, payroll, patient records and client paperwork. P-4 is the practical baseline once personal data is involved; P-5 where the material is meant to stay secret.
Government, defense and cleared contractors
Where the requirement is NSA/CSS 02-01 rather than a marketing claim. We list the DIN level and the Evaluated Products List status separately, because they are not the same thing.
Industrial, recycling and shred rooms
Continuous-duty machines, baler combinations and PET crushers for operations that destroy by the pallet rather than by the folder.
Browse by machine type
Every category filters by security level, cut type, sheet capacity, throat width and bin volume.
Choose by security level
A level is a measured output specification, not a badge a vendor awards itself. Every figure below is a maximum particle area. P-7 is the highest level the standard defines — there is no P-8.
A DIN P-7 rating and an NSA/CSS listing are not the same thing. P-7 describes the particle the machine produces; NSA/CSS Specification 02-01 also requires the exact model to appear on the Evaluated Products List. Where a model is listed we say so on its product page — see the NSA/CSS approved range.
Four machines, four completely different jobs
From a deskside cross-cut to a five-figure continuous-duty line. Every listing carries its verified DIN level, cut type, sheet capacity and throat width.
Deskside- DIN level
- P-4
- Cut
- Cross Cut
- Capacity
- 10 sheets
Autofeed- DIN level
- P-4
- Cut
- Cross Cut
- Capacity
- Autofeed 300 sheets
Government- DIN level
- P-7
- Cut
- Micro Cut
- Capacity
- Up to 8 sheets at 80 g/m2
Industrial- DIN level
- P-4
- Cut
- Cross Cut
- Capacity
- 180-200 sheets
Seven manufacturers, stocked and supported
Written by people who specify these machines
Eleven guides covering the standards, the compliance rules and the arithmetic behind a purchase.
- 15+ years in data destruction A specialist shredding supplier, not a general office reseller. Technelium LLC, San Diego, shipping free across the USA.
- 543 machines with verified specifications Security level, cut size, sheet capacity, throat width and bin volume checked against the manufacturer's own datasheet — not copied from a marketplace listing.
- We publish it when a machine falls short Where a model meets the P-7 particle size but is not on the NSA Evaluated Products List, the product page says so. Where a model number overstates sheet capacity, we print the real figure.
Paper Shredder Security Levels Explained: The Complete DIN 66399 Guide
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Specifying something over $2,500?
Departmental, autofeed and industrial machines are normally bought against a quote or a purchase order. Send us the requirement and we will come back with a written specification, lead time and delivered price.
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Bags, oil, bins, cutting blocks and wear parts for every brand we sell — including machines bought elsewhere.
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Cutting heads, motors, gearboxes, control boards, safety switches, rollers, castors and cabinet parts are quoted against your model and serial number rather than listed as catalogue lines. Send those two numbers and we will identify the part from the manufacturer's own breakdown.
What to include
- Model and serial number from the rating plate
- What the part does, or its number a photo helps
- Quantity, and how urgent it is affects sourcing
- Purchase order needed? say so here
This is an enquiry, not an order. Nothing is charged until you have the part number, the price and the lead time in writing and have approved them. Replies go out during parts desk hours, Monday to Friday 08:00–17:00 PST. If it is quicker to talk, call +1 (858) 266-0509 or email weborders@technelium.com.
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