Corporate Apparel, Clothing and Uniform Destruction

The Shred On Site Melbourne and Shred On Site Geelong mobile shredding vehicles are the latest shredding technology from North America.

These shredders can shred paper, brochures, flyers, business cards, cheque butts, and bound invoice books. As well as all types of ancillary stationery materials including staples, paper clips, paper fasteners, bulldog clips, spiral bound notebooks, hard back diaries, manila folders, lateral files etc. and most clothing items.

Corporate Apparel

Do you have corporate apparel that your staff  no longer wear? Has your company gone through a recent rebranding? Do you have clothing that is obsolete for some other reason?

Do you have faulty or out of date clothing lines that you don’t want to put into second-hand clothing stores?

If corporate apparel is not destroyed, you take the risk of unauthorised access, entry to restricted areas of your organisation, or creating a bad reputation for your business.

If you don’t want to take the risk that this clothing may end up being resold or reused, then there is the option to have them all destroyed on site. Depending on the thickness and material type (wool, cotton, polyester, denim, leather etc.) most clothing can be shredded. Unfortunately, there is no market for the shredded material and it has to go to landfill.

Then depending on the type of material, it can often be used in recycled products or, if not, it will go to landfill in a form where the clothing cannot be reused.

Uniforms

If police, emergency services, military or other uniforms are no longer required, then there is the option to have all uniforms shredded on site. This avoids mistaken identity issues or people deliberately pretending they are members of one of these services.

Depending on the type of material, the shredded end product can often be used in recycled products or, if not, it will go to landfill in a form where the clothing cannot be reused.

Branded Clothing

Identity theft is a huge problem around the world. If you have samples, old stock or if you have confiscated counterfeit clothing, then there is the option to have it all shredded on site.

Depending on the thickness and material type (wool, cotton, polyester, denim, leather etc.) most clothing can be shredded. Unfortunately, there is no market for the shredded material and it has to go to landfill.

For more information or discuss your options, call Shred On Site 1300 55 88 76