Stock High-Security Bolt Seal

4.9/5

SKU: 640202

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Classified as High Security by U.S. Customs

Lock your high value cargo up tight.
Sequentially numbered on both bolt and body.
Absolute protection from tampering and theft.
ISO 17712 and C-TPAT compliant.
Custom printing available.

Certified to ISO 9001:2015 View Certification

Seal Color: Blue

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Secure your international shipments with our ISO 17712:2013 certified high-security bolt seals. Designed to meet strict C-TPAT compliance standards, these shipping container locks provide maximum protection against tampering and theft. Each seal is built with a heavy-duty steel pin and a high-impact locking mechanism, ensuring it remains intact throughout the rigors of global transport.

Compliance: Fully C-TPAT compliant and ISO 17712 certified for international shipping.
High-Security Design: Categorized as a "High Security" seal, requiring bolt cutters for removal.
Permanent Identification: Sequentially numbered on both the bolt and body for easy tracking and audit trails.
Durability: Carbon steel construction with a weather-resistant coating for long-haul durability.

Are these bolt seals ISO 17712 and C-TPAT compliant?

Yes. Our high-security bolt seals are certified to ISO 17712:2013 standards and meet C-TPAT requirements for international trade and border security.

Will the serial numbers fade or rub off?

No. We use a high-precision laser engraving process that creates a permanent mark designed to withstand harsh weather, chemicals, and handling.

How do you remove these seals?

These high-security container locks are designed to stay in place until the shipment reaches its destination. Remove them using heavy-duty bolt cutters.

What size bolt cutters do I need to remove an ISO 17712 bolt seal?

Use heavy-duty bolt cutters sized for hardened steel. Many teams keep 24-inch bolt cutters on hand for reliable removal, depending on tool quality and operator leverage.