Security Seals

Security seals provide tamper-evident protection for cargo and assets, acting as a visual deterrent against unauthorised access. Our security product solutions suit many types of application, including retail, transport and logistics sectors (e.g. sealing trucks & trailers, roll-cages, tote boxes or shipping containers). Our security seals include indicative seal types (plastic pull-through, fixed length, metal strip) as well as ISO17712 barrier seals (high-security bolt seals & cable seals).

Our tamper-evident security seals are fully customisable and available in different seal lengths (16 - 51cm), tail diameters (1.3 - 5mm) and break strengths (from 5KgF easy-break seals to 2000KgF+ barrier seals). 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

What does a security seal do?

A security seal acts as a tamper-evident solution, providing a visual indicator of unauthorised access or tampering. It is an effective method to protect assets, ensuring that any interference is immediately noticeable. These seals are commonly used in various industries to safeguard items such as trailers, cash bags, and first aid kits.

What does 'seal' stand for in security?

In the context of security, SEAL can refer to Security, Efficiency, Assurance, and Longevity. Security seals are designed to provide assurance against tampering while maintaining efficiency in application and longevity in protection.

What are the different types of safety seals?

Safety seals come in various types, including plastic security seals like pull tight seals, bolt seals, cable seals, and smaller meter seals. Each type is suited for different applications, such as securing fire extinguishers, trailers, containers or cash bags. They can be customised with barcodes or personalised information to meet specific security requirements.

How to remove a security seal tag from car keys?

To remove a security seal tag from car keys, you will require a tool like scissors or a small knife to carefully cut through the plastic or metal of the seal. Ensure you do this cautiously to avoid damaging the keys or any associated components.