Start with the closure, operating conditions and your inspection process. The appropriate seal depends on the exact application and model.
Logistics & warehousing
Courier pouches, transfer bags and warehouse totes. Check zipper anchor holes, handling conditions and required loop length.
View selection details →Containers & road freight
Compatible container and trailer hasps. Check closure dimensions, removal access and the exact model documentation required for your shipment.
View selection details →Banking & valuables handover
Cash, document and valuables transfer bags. Match the bag openings and retain an identifier record at application and receipt.
View selection details →Apparel & retail
Garment label eyelets and product hang tags. Use existing reinforced tag openings. Confirm marking visibility and the approved removal procedure.
View selection details →Aviation supplies & baggage
Suitable baggage, catering carts and supply closures. Check the operator requirements, closure geometry and removal process for each model.
View selection details →Medical supply handover
Outer transport bags and supply totes. Use seals for identification and opening checks on compatible outer closures. They do not establish sterility or temperature control.
View selection details →Electricity, water & gas meters
Meter inspection points and compatible sealing holes. Confirm sealing wire, tool compatibility and exposure conditions. A security seal is not a gas-tight component.
View selection details →Food & agricultural transport
Outer transport totes and compatible delivery closures. Check exposure and inspection needs. Direct food contact or sanitation claims require model-specific evidence.
View selection details →Oil & gas transport
Compatible inspection and transport closure points. Check operating conditions and identification requirements. These are opening indicators, not pressure or gas-tight seals.
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