10-Sheet Cross Cut Paper Shredder

The 10-sheet cross cut paper shredder turns sensitive paperwork into confetti-fine particles in seconds.

Built for home offices, small businesses, and tax season cleanup, this desktop shredder feeds up to 10 sheets at once and reduces each page to small cross-cut pieces. It handles paper, staples, paper clips, and credit cards, so you can purge old statements and expired cards without sorting them first.

Why this paper shredder works

• 10-sheet feed capacity: Drop a stack of bills, statements, or junk mail in at once instead of feeding one page at a time.
• Cross-cut security: Cross-cut shreds are far harder to reassemble than ribbon strips, giving better protection for tax returns, medical bills, and bank documents.
• Handles cards and clips: Shreds credit cards, gift cards, staples, and small paper clips, so you do not have to prep each page.
• Desktop footprint: The compact black housing fits next to a desk or under a side table without dominating the room.
• Bin window: Lets you see when the basket is full before paper jams the throat.
• Quiet enough for a home office: Designed for occasional household and small-office use, not a 24/7 commercial workload.

Specs and details

• Color: Black
• Cut type: Cross cut
• Sheet capacity per pass: 10 sheets
• Accepts: paper, staples, paper clips, credit cards
• Format: desktop unit with integrated waste bin

Pair it with our 10-Sheet Strip Cut Paper Shredder.

Frequently asked questions

How many sheets can this shredder take in one pass?
Up to 10 sheets at once. Feeding fewer pages helps the motor run cooler and extends the life of the cutting blades during long shredding sessions.

Is cross-cut shredding secure enough for tax and bank documents?
Yes. Cross-cut shreds are cut in two directions, producing small confetti-style particles that are far harder to reassemble than the long strips a basic ribbon shredder produces, which is why it is the standard choice for personal financial paperwork.

Can it shred credit cards and staples?
Yes. The cutter is rated to handle credit cards, gift cards, staples, and small paper clips. You can drop paperwork in without removing the staple first.

How often should I empty the bin?
Check the bin window and empty it before shreds reach the fill line. Overfilling the basket is the most common cause of jams, so empty it a little early during heavy shred sessions.