Security Engineered Machinery Introduces 2x2mm Model OMD2X2 Optical Media Shredder

Security Engineered Machinery Co., Inc. (SEM) announced that its Model OMD2X2 Optical Shredder has been evaluated by NSA/CSS and meets the requirements of NSA/CSS Specifications for Optical Destruction Devices following the NSA/CSS 9-12 Device Declassification Policy Manual.

This device was designed and evaluated for the destruction of classified CDs, DVDs, and BDs. It is now listed on the NSA/CSS EPL for Optical Destruction Devices and was designed for the destruction of classified CDs, DVDs, and BDs.

The Model OMD2X2 was designed for maximum efficiency and ease of use while destroying CDs, DVDs, and BDs alike down to a consistent 2x2mm final particle size, regardless of the disk type, ensuring SEM would be able to provide a solution for the federal government once the grace period ends. The device can shred at high volumes of 100s of discs/hour.

“The creation of the Model OMD2X2 is a testament to SEM’s long-term commitment to innovation and security when it comes to data destruction solutions,” says Andrew Kelleher, president. “With the ability to shred optical media to a final particle that meets the NSA requirements for optical destruction, we are providing our customers with the peace of mind that their data is secure beyond the latest mandate.“

The Model OMD2X2 is a solution for government agencies and entities and any organization requiring high security data destruction. Equipped with an auto-oiler and a large internal waste collection bin, the device prevents users from needing to routinely oil the machine manually, and allows for more shredding before changing bags, making the Model OMD2X2 a low maintenance destruction option.

“Our advanced shredder ensures that sensitive information stored on optical media is irretrievably destroyed, providing the highest level of data security available,” says Todd Busic, VP, sales. “By introducing this new product, SEM continues to lead the industry in providing state-of-the-art data destruction solutions.”

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