Security Labels
Tamper Indicative self-voiding adhesive seals provide a visual deterrent for entry into trucks, air cargo containers, aircraft and doors to mention a few common applications. These seals reveal a message when attempts are made to remove them to gain access to the enclosure.
Seals can be made with or without residue and can be numbered, bar coded or die cut in any shape necessary to accomplish the task. The TSA requires tamper evident technology to be used as a containment method for cargo containers and other enclosures along with some non-tamper evident labels to identify screened cargo.
Do not be fooled by generic materials, since one size does not fit all applications. Failure to manufacture a seal with a solvent based adhesive system can lead to failure. The use of generic materials will lead to replication and a breakdown of the chain of custody for your cargo.
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Non-Residue Security Labels
- Secure your aircraft, doors, windows, access panels, plastic surfaces, etc.
- Leaves no adhesive reside when removed from applied surface
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Residue Security Labels
- Secure your aircraft, doors, windows, access panels, plastic surfaces, etc.
- Leaves adhesive reside when removed from applied surface
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CCSF Labels
- TSA standards compliant CCSF stickers and labels
- Imprinted with your CCSF registration number
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TRAC Seals
- Tamper-evident security labels that reveal a hidden message when removed from applied surface.
- Imprinted with unique serial numbers