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Wholesale Equilok Seals
Equilok seals are slim, adjustable pull-tight controls for locking rings, latches and other access points with limited clearance. Their narrow tail can reach places that may not accept a heavier strap, while one-time locking and consecutive numbering support a simple issue, verify and remove process. Check the smallest hole, ring or slot along the complete seal path. The strap must feed cleanly without folding, and the locking head must remain visible and accessible for inspection. Because the loop is adjustable, the same format can accommodate several closure distances, provided the usable length and routing geometry are verified. Equilok is a lighter-duty choice than the heavier pull-tight family. The listed product has a 15-pound break strength, which can suit controlled access points where narrow fit and easy authorized removal matter more than higher resistance. For heavier adjustable, fixed-length and barrier alternatives, review truck and security seals. Thread the tail through the approved points, cinch it to the specified position and pull-check the lock. Record the consecutive number at application and verify it before removal. If color is used to mark a route or status, document that meaning so users do not treat color as a substitute for number control. Do not use a lighter-duty seal where the application calls for a barrier seal or a specified classification. High-security certifications and regulatory approvals vary by seal; confirm the listed certification for the product when it is required. Any missing, replaced, cut or mismatched seal should trigger the response defined by the facility or carrier. Equilok uses a slimmer strap and has a lower listed break strength. It is useful when the access point is narrow and the control does not require a heavier-duty format. No. They are one-time-use adjustable seals. Replace any seal that has been removed or applied incorrectly and record the new number. Confirm strap fit, usable length, locking-head clearance, listed break strength, removal method and any customer or regulatory requirement. No. The number supports comparison at handoffs, but users must also inspect the seal and closure and follow the exception procedure for any irregularity. Packaging HERO can help you compare narrow-strap fit, usable length, break strength and numbered-control needs.Equilok Seals for Narrow, Adjustable Seal Paths
Use the Slim Strap Where Fit Matters
Match the Seal to the Control Procedure
Equilok Seal FAQs
How does Equilok differ from a heavier pull-tight seal?
Can Equilok seals be reused?
What should I verify before standardizing this seal?
Is the printed number enough to prove a load was untouched?
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