Drum Seals
Fixed Length Seals
Pad Lock Seals
BP 560
BP 560 fixed length seal secures trucks, containers, and doors. Polypropylene strap creates a fixed loop when locked. Supports barcodes, logos, or text. Can be removed by hand or with a simple cutter.
BP Cable Seal 100
BP Cable Seal 100 secures transport containers, barrels, and closures. Its aluminum body houses a durable locking mechanism. The steel cable forms a variable-length loop and includes a 6-digit number and barcode. NPC wire design ensures tamper-evidence by spreading open when cut. Removal requires a cable cutter.
BP Cable Seal 150
BP Cable Seal 150 offers secure sealing for containers and packages. Its NPC cable prevents re-tightening once cut, ensuring tamper-evidence. Features include an aluminum body, a 6-digit number, and barcode marking. Suitable for versatile applications, it forms a variable-length loop and requires a cable cutter for removal.
BP Cargo Bolt – Container Seal
BP Cargo Bolt Seal
The BP Cargo Bolt Seal, compliant with ISO 17712 ‘H’ standards, secures sea containers, box trucks, rail wagons, and other large transport containers. Made from plastic-coated steel, it features an anti-spin function to resist tampering. Each seal is uniquely numbered with a letter and a 6-digit code, lasered onto the bolt for added security. Removal requires a bolt cutter, ensuring robust protection for your cargo
Sales Units: 100
BP Cargo Bolt with Barcode 128
ISO 17712-certified bolt seal designed for securing sea containers, box trucks, and rail wagons. Made of plastic-coated steel with anti-spin functionality for tamper resistance. Features a 6-digit consecutive number and barcode. Removal requires a bolt cutter.
Sales unit: 100 seals
Brown Security Tape
Security tape secures packages, boxes, and shrink-wrapped pallets, meeting AEO and CTPAT standards. It resembles conventional tape but reveals ‘OPEN’ in multiple languages when removed, leaving a non-reversible film. Ideal for tamper evidence, though residue may be challenging to remove from surfaces.
BTO Seal
A durable, adjustable pull-tight seal made from HDPE and Acetal, the BTO Seal is ideal for industries requiring temperature-resistant solutions. Its patented tool-free removal feature and pull-tight design make it reliable for various applications.
Cable Tie with Flag
Cable Ties with Flags – Versatile Security Solution
Cable ties with flags are ideal for securing sacks, bags, and containers, including money and valuables containers or roll cages. The tie is easily secured by pushing the tip through the locking mechanism and tightening as needed. The long flag can be printed with a consecutive number, barcode, logo, or short text for easy identification. Removal requires a simple cutting tool. Suitable for use in boxes and containers, lattice trolleys, and sacks across sectors like banking, valuables transport, chemistry/pharmaceutical, airlines, post/courier service, and transportation.
Carat Seal
An innovative polycarbonate meter seal with a two-part design for securing meters, containers, and installations. Its transparent body and locking insert allow visual inspection, ensuring tamper-evidence. Operational from -50°C to +120°C, it glows under UV light and offers unique laser-engraved serial numbers for reliability and security.
Combi
Combi pull-tight seal secures bags, valuables containers, and cupboards. Made of nylon with a temperature-resistant acetal lock, it includes a laser-etched flag for custom logos or text. Fits narrow openings due to its small diameter. Removal is simple with cutting tools.
Dartlock
Dartlock lock seal secures valuables in containers and tote boxes. Made of lightweight polypropylene, it features a 7-digit number and is customizable with logos or barcodes. The break point allows for easy removal by hand, and its small size fits narrow sealing points.
EZ Loc
EZ Loc cable seal secures tankers, containers, and airline closures. Zinc body and NPC wires prevent re-tampering after cutting. Customizable with barcodes, logos, or specific numbering. Removal requires cable cutters.
