Boxis – Paper shredding simplified.

Boxis delivers reliable shredders and auto-feed systems that turn stacks of documents into secure confetti in minutes, protecting sensitive information with cross-cut technology that meets professional security standards while requiring minimal effort from users.

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Built for Real Security

When data breaches cost millions and identity theft ruins lives, real security means destruction beyond recovery—not just torn papers someone could piece back together.

Industrial-Grade Shredding

Cross-cut and micro-cut options that meet federal security standards.
Your sensitive documents become unreadable confetti in seconds.

Continuous-Duty Motors

Engineered to run for hours without overheating. Perfect for high-volume offices that can’t afford downtime during busy periods.

Auto-Feed Technology

Load up to 300 sheets and walk away. The AutoShred system pulls papers automatically, freeing you to focus on actual work.

Destroy Documents, Not Your Day

Professional-grade shredding solutions that work as hard as you do—because protecting sensitive information shouldn’t slow you down.

Common Questions

Get quick answers to frequently asked questions about document shredding and security.

How often should shredder blades be oiled?

Shredder blades should be oiled after every 30 minutes of continuous use or whenever paper dust buildup is noticeable. Regular oiling prevents jams, extends blade life, and maintains smooth operation. Simply run a few sheets of oiling paper through the machine or apply shredder oil directly to a sheet of paper before shredding it.

What’s the difference between cross-cut and micro-cut shredding?

Cross-cut shredders create small rectangular pieces (typically 5/32″ x 1-1/2″), offering good security for most home and office needs. Micro-cut shredders produce much smaller particles (5/32″ x 1/2″ or smaller), providing maximum security for highly sensitive documents. Micro-cut shredding also allows more paper to fit in the waste bin before emptying.

Can staples and paper clips go through the shredder?

This depends on the specific model’s capabilities. Many modern shredders can handle standard staples and small paper clips without damage. However, removing them first extends blade life and prevents potential jams. Always check the product specifications to confirm what materials can be safely shredded.

Why does the shredder stop working after a few minutes?

This is likely the thermal protection feature activating to prevent motor damage from overheating. Most shredders have a duty cycle (run time vs. cool-down time) listed in their specifications. After the cool-down period (usually 20-40 minutes), the shredder will resume normal operation. This is a safety feature, not a malfunction.

What should be done when the shredder makes unusual noises?

Unusual grinding or squeaking sounds often indicate the blades need oiling or there’s a paper jam. First, unplug the unit and check for visible obstructions. Use the reverse function to clear minor jams. If noises persist after oiling and clearing jams, the blades may need professional servicing or replacement.

How full can the waste bin get before affecting performance?

For optimal performance, empty the bin when it reaches about 80% capacity. Overfilled bins can cause shredded material to back up into the cutting mechanism, leading to jams and potentially damaging the motor. Many units include a viewing window or indicator to monitor fill levels easily.

Have Questions?

Contact the support team for assistance with product selection, technical inquiries, or general information.

What Gets Shredded

From credit card statements collecting dust in your drawer to that stack of medical bills on the kitchen table – if it has your name, address, or account number on it, it belongs in the shredder.

Personal & Home Office Shredders

Heavy-Duty Workhorses

Micro-Cut Security Shredders

Built for Real Life

Boxis started because we got tired of flimsy shredders that jammed every other week and made document destruction feel like punishment. We design shredders and autoshred systems that actually work when you need them to—whether you’re clearing out years of paperwork or just staying on top of daily privacy protection. Our machines handle everything from credit card offers to confidential business documents without the drama.

We’re the people who understand that shredding isn’t glamorous, but it’s necessary. That’s why we focus on building tools that are reliable, straightforward, and tough enough to handle whatever you throw at them. No overcomplicated features, no plastic parts that break after six months—just solid engineering that makes an annoying task as painless as possible.

Every Boxis shredder is designed with real-world use in mind. We test our machines with actual users in actual offices and homes, not just in sterile lab conditions. When we say a shredder can handle 20 sheets at once, we mean it can do that day after day without breaking down. Because the last thing anyone needs is another appliance that promises the world and delivers disappointment.

Real Stories from Secure Workspaces

Thousands of professionals trust Boxis to protect their sensitive information every day. Here’s what they’re saying about making the switch to smarter shredding.

Sarah M.

Finally upgraded from our ancient office shredder to the Boxis AutoShred 150X. The difference is night and day – it actually handles thick document stacks without jamming every five minutes.

Marcus R.

Home office setup needed something reliable for tax documents and bank statements. Three months in and this thing just works. No more feeding papers one by one like my old machine.”

Jennifer L.

As a CPA, I go through mountains of client paperwork during tax season. The continuous-duty feature saves me hours compared to traditional shredders that overheat and need breaks.

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