Health Care Logistics Extra-Large Heavy-Duty Padlock Seal Health Care Logistics Consecutively Numbered Red Acetal Resin 1-3/8 X 2-1/16 Inch, 100/PK

Extra-Large Heavy-Duty Padlock Seal Health Care Logistics Consecutively Numbered Red Acetal Resin 1-3/8 X 2-1/16 Inch, 100/PK

This extra-large heavy-duty padlock seal is a tamper-evident security seal for containers. It fits healthcare logistics and other workflows where consecutively numbered seals help with identification and tracking. The red acetal resin construction is autoclavable up to 340°F and has an average breaking strength of 20 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Sealing containers in healthcare logistics workflows
• Situations where numbered seals help with tracking
• Facilities that need autoclavable seal components

Key Features

• Tamper-evident padlock seal for containers that need visible security
• Consecutively numbered format supports identification and recordkeeping
• Extra-large heavy-duty design for buyers who need a larger seal style
• Red color can make seals easier to spot during handling and checks
• Acetal resin construction is autoclavable up to 340°F (171°C)
• Average breaking strength of 20 lbs for routine sealing needs

Applications and Usage

• Adding tamper-evident security to containers
• Using numbered seals to support container identification
• Applying seals in logistics processes that may involve autoclaving

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 16 Inch.
• Removal requires scissors or a knife
• Average breaking strength is 20 lbs, so buyers should match the seal to the level of security needed

FAQ

• What is this padlock seal used for? This padlock seal is used to add tamper-evident security to containers.
• Is each seal numbered? Yes. The seals are consecutively numbered, which can help with identification and tracking.
• What is the seal made of? The seal is made of acetal resin.
• Can this seal handle autoclave conditions? Yes. The seal is autoclavable up to 340°F (171°C).
• How do you remove the seal? Removal requires scissors or a knife.

From Health Care Logistics.