A plastic seal, often referred to as a security seal, is a device used to provide tamper evidence and security for a variety of applications, such as securing shipping containers, trailers, bags, and other storage units. These seals are designed to indicate whether the item has been tampered with or opened during transit or storage.
Features of Plastic Seals
- Tamper Evidence:
- Visible Signs of Tampering: Designed to break or show clear evidence if tampered with.
- Unique Serial Numbers: Often come with unique serial numbers or barcodes to prevent unauthorized replacement.
- Durability:
- Resilient Material: Made from robust plastic materials that can withstand harsh environments and handling.
- Weather Resistance: Resistant to extreme temperatures, UV light, and chemicals, ensuring reliability in various conditions.
- Versatility:
- Various Types: Available in different designs, such as pull-tight seals, fixed-length seals, and adjustable seals, to suit various applications.
- Wide Applications: Used in industries like logistics, transportation, retail, healthcare, and more.
- Ease of Use:
- Simple Application: Easy to apply without special tools; some may require a cutter for removal.
- Quick Identification: Color-coded options for quick visual identification and sorting.
- Cost-Effectiveness:
- Affordable Security: Provides an economical solution for securing goods and providing tamper evidence compared to more sophisticated locking mechanisms.
- Traceability:
- Tracking: Serial numbers or barcodes help in tracking and record-keeping for inventory and security purposes.
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Customization:
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Branding: Can be customized with company logos, names, or other branding elements.
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Color Options: Available in various colors to align with company branding or for easy categorization.
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