ISO 17712 2013 Certificate Container Bolt Seals Features
- Application: Bolt seals are a versatile security solution that can be used in a variety of settings, such as rail, sea, and air container freight, doors, hatches, trailers, and storage.
- Material: Bolt seals are constructed of carbon steel with a zinc chromate finish for durability and strength. The bolt is made of carbon steel with a zinc chromate finish, and the lock bus is made of ABS plastic for flexibility and corrosion resistance.
- Color: Bolt seals come in a variety of colors to match your needs. Pastel shades of pink, blue, green, yellow, and peach are available, as well as black and white. Other colors may be available on request.
- Marking: Bolt seals are available with a variety of markings to meet your security needs. The “H” molded into the bolt and bush indicates high security. Laser-marking and consecutive numbering are also available. Customer names, logos, barcodes, QR codes, and serial numbers are available on request.
Product Advantages
Bolt Seals are a secure fastening device that is difficult to counterfeit or tamper with. They feature a one-time use design that prevents them from being reused, and they also have an anti-rotation feature that prevents them from being pulled out during high-speed rotation.
Specification
| Model No. | JHB005-1 |
| Hight | 83mm |
| Diameter | 8mm |
| Tensile force | 15KN |
| Packing | 10pcs/ box, 250pcs/carton or as request |
| Packing size | 49cm x 32cm x 14cm or as request |
Packing
1. 10pcs per box and 25*10boxs per carton, according custom demand
2. Carton Specification: 49cm*32cm*14cm
Bolt seals are packaged in a sturdy, clear plastic wallet with a resealable zipper. This makes it easy to remove a single seal without damaging the others. Bolt seals are shipped in bulk on pallets, making them a convenient and cost-effective way to purchase large quantities.
How to Use
Secure cabinets, truck trailers, cargo containers, and heavy-duty equipment by threading these tags through hasps. A plastic coating serves to resist corrosion, albeit susceptible to scratches. Removal necessitates cable or bolt cutters. Each tag bears a stamped single letter and six random numbers. Installation entails snapping apart the plastic attachment uniting the bolt and lock, then inserting the bolt into the lock. As a security precaution, these tags are not provided in a blank state.
