Oxo-degradable vs. Biodegradable - Do you know the difference?
Seals HQ is the leading provider of biodegradable tamper evident security products in Australia and we discuss the differences between these 2 plastics in this blog post.
Seals HQ recently launched our Holographic Tamper Evident Security Labels. The addition of a hologram onto our Tamper Evident Security Labels has increased the security offered by the security label. Some features of our Holographic Tamper Evident Security Labels are: By implementing Seals HQ's Holographic Tamper Evident Security Labels in your operations, you are enhancing security by ensuring that the security label you are using is UNIQUE to your business and cannot be copied. The Holographic Tamper Evident Security Labels has a printable area for text, barcodes or serial numbers. The labels can be made in either Total Transfer (leaves a...
I have often heard customers referring to Security Seals as ‘Tamper-Proof’ Seals. When someone uses the word ‘proof’, it gives the assumption that it is impermeable to something. Some examples include: A safe advertised as fire-proof guarantees that the safe will not fail when on fire. A petrol car with a fuel tank inlet that is designed smaller than a diesel nozzle is considered as fool-proof. A rain jacket is made to be water-proof to ensure that the wearer does not get wet However, to term Security Seals as tamper-proof seals gives the false illusion that the security seal is...
Freight forwarders who have registered as a Registered Air Cargo Agent (RACA) have an important responsibility in ensuring safety across the air cargo supply chain. If you are a RACA, what steps have you taken to ensure that there will be no tampering or pilferage of the cargo before uplifting international outbound air cargo which has been examined onto an aircraft? Tamper Evident Security Seals can be used to secure ULDs. Depending on the value of the cargo, you can choose either a simple plastic indicative seal (which can be easily applied and removed by hand) or use a wire...
The Australian Government recently launched an initiative called the Known Consignor scheme. The Known Consignor Scheme is for businesses that manufactures and assembles goods to be transported by aircraft as cargo. The Known Consignor scheme has been introduced to streamline the way goods are cleared through Australian borders. Instead of using a Regulated Air Cargo Agent (RACA), the scheme offers businesses an alternative way to meet air cargo security requirements. As a Known Consignor, any international outbound cargo shipped will not require further examination before uplift onto an aircraft. Known Consignors must be able to meet and maintain a high...
