After Basel and Zurich, Reisswolf AG, specialists in document shredding, has now also set up a site in Satigny near Geneva. Reisswolf AG works according to the most stringent safety standards that are applied to document destruction today. The company is certified according to the DIN 66399 standard. Reisswolf AG provides its customers with containers for document disposal, with each container being specific to a single customer. Less voluminous files are deposited in the container via narrow slits in the lid. The lid may be taken off to accommodate larger objects or thick binders. The opening mechanism is activated by authorised persons via a personalised badge, and the system registers every opening. It is thus fully traceable who opened a container at what time. If the container is open for longer than two minutes, an alarm will sound.

As Reisswolf AG had already successfully implemented systems in Basel and Zurich by Hunkeler Systeme AG, the long-standing UNTHA partner in Switzerland, references were clearly in favour of the technology offered by the Austrian premium manufacturer. When the company had to make a decision as to which shredder to invest in for the destruction of confidential documents, it didn’t hesitate.

The sophisticated, four-shaft RS100 shredders are tested to within an inch of their life and are characterised by outstanding reliability, insensitivity to non-shreddables and a broad application range, starting from recycling all the way to document and data destruction. Thanks to their robust structure and the powerful, resilient cutting system, these shredders are particularly suitable for multi-shift, permanent operation. Unlike fast-running systems, the shredders of the RS class are particularly resistant to non-shreddables.

Based on the available reference facilities in other plants, Hunkeler Systeme AG installed an UNTHA four-shaft RS100 shredder at Reisswolf AG. Its strong, resistant cutting system shreds paper, cardboard and metal parts.