InnoLock - A Fixed Variable

So what happens when you put a Mini JawLock with a TwinLock? You get a...

Wait for it....

... an InnoLock!

Designed to give a fixed length, while utilizing the benefits of a metal jaw locking mechanism, the InnoLock is the latest addition to ABRIC's collection of Fixed Length Seals. 

It features a 10mm flat strap stem, which gives the option for printing the logo/bar code on either the stem, or the tag itself. Side tear off options are also available for the InnoLock for easy removal without using cutting tools. Its 12kgs (26.5lbs) break strength makes it ideal for use on vehicle doors, tankers, and shipping containers.

Check it out at our website at www.abric.com or call any of our sales centers closest to you for free samples.

What is a security seal?

Security seals are usually applied on vehicles, chemical drums aircraft trolleys, and other various applications. It is used typically as tamper evident seals, and a level of security depending on the type of seal. This helps to detect any sign on theft or tampering, be it authorized or unauthorized.

Spiderbox and SpiderLock - Special Purpose Seals

Generally there are two main types of security seals, single use and reusable. Single use seals are usually made of plastic; cheap, reliable, provides proof of tampering, easy to use and remove. Reusable seals are however more expensive, usually consisting of mechanical or electronic.


ABRIC also provides Special-Purpose Seals, which are designed for various of industries specific towards certain applications.

AluLock - Barrier Seal

Length
Most security seals are variable-length seals (more known as pull-tight seals). These seals vary in length depending on the application, e.g. Different bags come in different sizes, and depending on the contents, may require longer seals, therefore it is generally better to use variable-length seals to seal bags instead.


Fixed-length seals are more common applied in cargo doors. Due to its fixed loop size, this gives room for the cargo doors to move slightly without breaking the seal while transporting.

TwinLock - Fixed-length seal

Printing technology

Security seals are usually customized to fit the different purposes of each application. Typical marking includes logos,  consecutive numbering and 1D and 2D bar codes. 

The printing method/technology used by the industry standard are as follows:

• hot stamping
• ink jet printing
• laser engraving
• thermal printing

Each printing has its own benefits and uses, therefore depending again on the nature of the application, different printing methods may be used on different security seals.

Looking for a security sealing solution? Visit us at www.abric.com and contact our sales center closest to you and we will advice you on your security needs!