2019 New Dahle Professional Shredders

February 21, 2019 by Jeff McRitchie

Introducing 14 new shredder models from Dahle – some feature DAHLE CleanTEC®, some offer Oil-Free shredding, and some have both! Now you can have cleaner air and oil-free performance from the same machine! Dahle Shredders are your best line of defense in preventing unauthorized access to secure information. With Dahle, you can choose the features that matter most to you. Whether you prefer the ease of oil-free shredding, or the relief from fine dust filtration, Dahle has you covered. What hasn’t changed is that all Dahle shredders are German engineered for quality and guaranteed to provide many years of trouble-free operation.

Key Features

DAHLE CleanTEC® Air Filtration

Traps harmful fine dust
Improves air quality at work
Provides a healthy environment

Oil-Free Shredding

Maintenance-free / hassle-free
Maintains peak performance
Environmentally friendly

SmartPower Energy Management

Reduces energy consumption
Saves on electrical costs
Environmentally friendly

Automatic Jam Protection

Eliminates frustrating jams
No shredder down time
Prevents damage to shredder

German Engineered

Over 88 years of experience
Latest technology & design
Trouble-free guarantee

Specifications

Model	Security Level	Capacity #20 / #16	Shred Size	Waste Volume	Feed Width	Speed feet/min	Decibel Level	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	Jam Protection	Smart Power	Auto Oiler	Staples /Clips	CDs /DVDs
51214	P-4	10 / 12	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	11 gal.	9 1/2″	22 f/m	46 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•
50310	P-3	20 / 22	3/16″ x 1 9/16″	23 gal.	10 1/4″	20 f/m	46 dB	Oil-Free		•	•		•	•
51314	P-4	16 / 18	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	23 gal.	10 1/4″	18 f/m	46 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•	•
51322	P-5	12 / 14	1/13″ x 9/16″	23 gal.	10 1/4″	18 f/m	46 dB		CleanTEC®	•	•	•	•
50410	P-3	20 / 22	3/16″ x 1 9/16″	30 gal.	10 1/4″	20 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free		•	•		•	•
51414	P-4	18 / 20	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	30 gal.	10 1/4″	18 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•	•
51422	P-5	13 / 15	1/13″ x 9/16″	30 gal.	10 1/4″	18 f/m	53 dB		CleanTEC®	•	•	•	•
51464	P-4	24 / 26	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	30 gal.	12″	18 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•	•
51472	P-5	16 / 18	1/13″ x 9/16″	30 gal.	12″	18 f/m	53 dB		CleanTEC®	•	•	•	•	•
50514	P-4	26 / 28	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	38 gal.	12″	16 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free		•	•		•	•
51514	P-4	26 / 28	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	38 gal.	12″	18 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•	•
51522	P-5	16 / 18	1/13″ x 9/16″	38 gal.	12″	18 f/m	53 dB		CleanTEC®	•	•	•	•	•
51564	P-4	22 / 24	1/8″ x 1 9/16″	45 gal.	16″	20 f/m	52 dB	Oil-Free	CleanTEC®	•	•		•	•
51572	P-5	14 / 16	1/13″ x 9/16″	45 gal.	16″	20 f/m	53 dB		CleanTEC®	•	•	•	•	•

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August 23, 2016 by Jeff McRitchie

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Local Oregon Retailer Honored with Inaugural Inc. Hire Power Award

January 25, 2013 by Jeff McRitchie Leave a Comment

MyBinding.com, an Inc. 5000 retailer, is one of the first to receive a new award for job creators.

For Immediate Release, January 25, 2013 (Hillsboro, OR) – MyBinding.com, a top Oregon retailer, was named in the first-ever Inc. Hire Power Awards. The latest list from the creators of the Inc. 500|5000 showcases businesses across the nation that have created a significant number of jobs over the past three years.

Since the creation of Inc. magazine in 1979, the publication has stayed centered on entrepreneurs and growing businesses. Their creation of the Inc. 500, with the later addition of the 5000, features the fastest growing privately-owned businesses in America. The Hire Power Awards are a natural extension of that list, acknowledging another way successful businesses help the economy.

“It seemed like kind of a no-brainer to make an award for one of the other ways that entrepreneurs contribute to society, which is to create jobs,” said Eric Schurenberg, editor-in-chief of Inc.

Award winners were selected from both for-profit and non-profit business sectors. Sponsored by Bank of America, the Hire Power Award was given to those companies who had created the highest number of jobs over the past three years. MyBinding.com, an Inc.5000 winner two years running, was one of only four Hire Power Award earnersin the state of Oregon.

“We are honored to be included in the first-ever Hire Power Awards,” said Jeff McRitchie, vice president of marketing for MyBinding.com. “Keeping a full staff of local professionals is one way we can give back to our community.”

The Hire Power Awards were given to companies in every industry and just about every state. MyBinding joins other business ventures such as GoDaddy, Chobani, and Scentsy. Over the past three years, MyBinding has increased their staff by over 50% as they grew to fit their business needs. They hire local professionals and promote in-house in order to maintain a productive and cohesive working environment. With their successful track record and low turnover rate, MyBinding is looking to continue to grow and provide more jobs in their community in the coming year.

“As our business increases, our staff grows to accommodate that business with the same efficiency our customers have come to expect,” said McRitchie. “We look forward to flourishing even more in 2013.”

MyBinding.com Welcomes Lynda Buckley to Their Growing Hillsboro Staff

January 4, 2013 by Jeff McRitchie

Lynda Buckley is the newest member of MyBinding.com’s increasing team of local employees.

Hillsboro, OR (January 4, 2013) – MyBinding.com, an Oregon-based Internet retailer, continues to boost the area’s economy with regular hiring. Lynda Buckley, a Portland native, was recently added to their accounting department. Buckley is one of many new hires to join the growing staff of local professionals.

Buckley is settling into her role as a sales and invoice clerk in the accounting department. As a clerk, she is responsible for processing orders and taking the necessary information to the warehouse for shipping. Buckley has an aptitude for accounting, one of the reasons she was excited to have landed at MyBinding after a two-year hiatus from the workforce.

“I’ve always enjoyed accounting and I work really well with numbers,” said Buckley.

A born and bred Oregon native, Buckley has been a part of this community her entire life. While earning a science degree from Portland State University, she learned a variety of skills that will be an asset to the MyBinding accounting team. Buckley’s technical writing abilities were honed for 14 years as part of a team of administrative professionals at OHSU. Her manager, Nancy Murphy, is excited to put Lynda’s skills to use for their team.

“Lynda has many years of experience in technical writing which I would like to put to use creating flow charts and procedure manuals,” said Murphy. “Her knowledge of accounting and maintaining customer accounts fits right in to the order entry/invoicing department.”

Murphy also noted, “Lynda has a very positive and strong energy which can only be an asset to our MyBinding.com family.”

With a cheerful smile and local roots, Buckley is a natural fit for MyBinding.com, who also has deep ties to the community. She is quick to offer a smile and finds her work environment friendly and helpful. These traits along with her technical knowledge lead to a promising future.

Industry Leader MyBinding.com Launches New Video Blog

November 30, 2012 by Jeff McRitchie

MyBinding positions themselves as the experts on all things binding with the unveiling of their new vlog.

For Immediate Release, November 30, 2012 (Hillsboro, OR) – MyBinding.com, a top Internet retailer, recently launched a new video blog, videos.mybinding.com. This new vlog will act as a central place to house the many product, demo, and how-to films that they create each week.

Two years ago, Jeff McRitchie, VP of Marketing, and his team delved into the world of video marketing. McRitchie and his team gathered manufacturer’s videos and began making their own, posting them all on their YouTube channel. Today, they have grown into a YouTube partner with over 2.7 million views on their 2000+ videos. They are the expert if you have any questions about binding, laminating, shredding, or a variety of other topics.

“When someone has a question about anything in our industry, we want to be the place they turn,” said McRitchie. “We want to be known as the binding experts.”

With the vast amount of contact on their new videos blog, MyBinding has positioned themselves as just that: experts. Previously they dominated article marketing, showcasing their knowledge in the written form. But with the increase in spam published under the guise of articles and the corresponding devaluation by Google of those sites, it was time to look ahead for a new strategy. Video is now the informational powerhouse that articles used to be.

“Articles used to dominate the search rankings,” McRitchie noted. “Now you see videos popping up all over the place. Customers are beginning to expect a video on product pages.”

Video enhances product listings by showing people exactly what they’re looking at, more so than photographs. Of their 2000 videos, much of the content focuses on demonstrations of products ranging from small wire spines up to very large paper shredders and heavy duty binding machines. A good portion of their film library offers how-to tutorials, such as how to change the die or how to make a photo book. They also have clips with crafting ideas, comparisons, even a few humorous ones. If there’s a video they haven’t made of a question commonly asked, they make it.

“I always take suggestions for new videos,” said Mark Colligan, head videographer. “If we can answer a question for a customer, then we’ve done our job.”

Colligan started his filming career at MyBinding in a small makeshift studio, finishing the voice-over at home. He began with a video on how to use coil crimping pliers and went from there. Now he films with multiple cameras in a studio outfitted with quality lighting shining down on a white table and backdrop. Demo and sample items stack up outside his door for filming, no matter how small. Ideas come from the marketing team, customer questions, Internet queries, and more.

“We have a ton of knowledge about the products we sell,” said McRitchie when asked why a video blog. “We get questions from customers every day. This is a way to put all that knowledge into one place for people to view.”