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Minn. bank acquires self-service shredding kiosks
April 23, 2007
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — First State Bank and Trust, based in Bayport, Minn., has acquired four self-service shredding kiosks for customer and public use.
First State Bank and Trust has installed The Self-Service Shredder in Bayport, Oak Park Heights, and Stillwater.
The kiosks, developed by RealTime Shredding Inc., shred paper, cardboard, credit cards, paper clips, staples, CDs, DVDs and floppy disks using a cross-cut method. The shredder can shred up to 200 sheets of paper a minute.
"Being attentive to individuals' and business' financial security is our job. The kiosks offer a practical tool in that regard," said Ryan Benson, vice president of retail banking for First State.
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