Plastic Truck Seals
Truck & Security Seals
Truck and security seals provide visual evidence and identification around a closed access point. Product families include plastic and flat-metal truck seals, bolt seals, pull-tight and Equilok seals, cable seals, padlock styles, Easy Lock seals and Gemini tote seals. Select the seal from the closure and security procedure, not color alone. Bolt seals use a rigid locking design for compatible trailer or container hasps. Cable and pull-tight seals allow adjustable routing through suitable openings. Padlock, Easy Lock and tote-seal formats serve smaller closure points where their dimensions and removal method fit the operation. Confirm seal length, diameter, material, break or tensile value, numbering, application method and required removal tool. Where a certification or regulatory standard is required, rely only on the exact product documentation. A category or similar appearance does not establish certification. Sequential numbering and color can support chain-of-custody only when the seal number is recorded, checked at handoff and investigated if missing or changed. Define who applies the seal, where the number is recorded, who verifies it and how exceptions are handled. Security seals are tamper-evident or deterrent devices, not tamper-proof guarantees. They do not prevent all unauthorized access and do not replace locks, physical security or documented controls. Store unused numbered seals securely and control access to removal tools. No. They provide visible evidence or deterrence within a broader process. Recorded numbers help verify whether the same seal remains in place. No. Their geometry, removal and application requirements differ. No. Choose type, dimensions, material and documented performance first. Packaging HERO can help compare seal geometry, numbering, removal method and documented security requirements.Truck and Security Seals by Access Point and Control Process
Choose Fixed or Adjustable Geometry
Pair the Seal with a Recorded Process
Security Seal Families
Seal Type
Adjustment
Common Access Point
Selection Focus
Bolt
Fixed
Trailer or container hasp
Dimensions, removal and exact certification
Cable
Adjustable
Hasps, valves and equipment
Cable diameter and usable length
Pull-tight
Adjustable
Bags, totes, doors and valves
Tail length and locking design
Truck seal
Style-specific
Trailer door control
Material, numbering and removal
Padlock or tote seal
Fixed loop or lock
Totes, carts and smaller openings
Opening fit and break or cut method
Truck & Security Seals FAQs
Are security seals tamper-proof?
Why use numbered seals?
Are bolt and cable seals interchangeable?
Does color determine security level?
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