Iso 17712 High Security Seal

Iso 17712 High Security Seal

ISO 17712 is an international standard that specifies the requirements for seals used on freight containers. High-security seals meeting this standard are designed to provide a higher level of security and tamper resistance compared to standard seals. They are commonly used in international shipping to help prevent unauthorized access to cargo.

Tamper Evidence: These seals are designed to show visible signs of tampering, making it clear if someone has attempted to breach the seal.

Durability: They are typically built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring they remain intact during transit or storage.

Unique Identification: Each seal carries a unique identification number or code, providing traceability and accountability in the supply chain.

Standardization: Being an international standard, ISO 17712 ensures a consistent level of security across different industries and regions.

Compliance and Certification: Using ISO 17712 compliant seals can demonstrate a commitment to security standards, which can be important for regulatory compliance and industry certifications.

Reduced Risk of Theft or Contamination: High-security seals act as a deterrent, discouraging unauthorized access to cargo or goods, reducing the risk of theft or contamination during transit.

Insurance and Liability: In some cases, using high-security seals may positively impact insurance coverage or reduce liability in case of theft or tampering incidents.

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