The Rosel holding, part of the Rostec State Corporation, has transferred more than 500 units of Russian devices for the destruction of secret and top-secret documents, the so-called "super shredders," to state institutions, banks, law enforcement agencies, and other organizations.
The equipment ensures the complete physical destruction of confidential information carriers, making it impossible to recover them even with the use of modern technical and software tools.
According to technical specifications, the device is capable of simultaneously shredding up to six sheets of 80 g/m² paper at a speed of 60 mm/s. Each A4 sheet is transformed into fragments of only 0.8 × 1 mm in size, significantly smaller than the line thickness left by a regular ballpoint pen (up to 1.5 mm). In addition to paper, the "super shredder" can handle the destruction of plastic cards, as well as CD and DVD discs.
The production is carried out by the Novosibirsk Radio Parts Plant "Oxide," an enterprise входящее in the Rosel holding. All components of the device are of domestic origin. The plant traditionally specializes in the production of capacitors used in the aviation, space, and radio engineering industries.
According to Lev Nosenko, General Director of NZR "Oxide," the equipment provides the maximum level of protection for confidential data and is in steady demand among security agencies, government departments, banks, and industrial enterprises. This year, production volume has been doubled, and in 2026, the launch of the second generation of "super shredders" with improved characteristics is planned.
