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Procore Trading’s Intimus 9000 Degausser uses most modern APT technology to erase information from hard drives. The Intimus 9000 produces an erasing field many times stronger than those produced by the read/write heads in hard drives and tape drives. The field strength, along with the encompassing magnetic field, ensures the data is no longer recoverable by computer or laboratory attacks. In addition, the INTIMUS 60 CC6 is a Level 6/NSA, high-security shredder with advanced i-control technology, automated lighting/reverse and forward functions.

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