Pull-tite Security Seal Tamper Resistant Tags Plastic Padlock Sign Ties Numbered 100 Pieces/Bag (White, 100pcs)
Product Description
Pull-tite Security Seal Tamper Resistant Tags Plastic Padlock Sign Ties Numbered 100 Pieces/Bag (White, 100pcs)
- SECURITY：Stainless steel spring locking mechanism provides maximum security against tampering
- NUMBERED:The Signage tags are printed with serial number, and the number is random and not repeated. Laser imprinting, clearly and never fade away.
- MATERIAL：the security seals are made of high density polypropylene for greater durability.
- DISPOSAL：one-time using, can't be opened once locked.
- SIMPLE OPERATION：These pull tie security tags are easy to use and can be easily installed.Require a cutting tool to remove.
Material: New PP polypropylene
Total length: 7.48" / 190 mmÂ
Line Length: 120 mm
Effective binding circumference is within 140 mm
Belt diameter: 2.5 mm
Sign size: 40 mm*20 mm
Color: red / yellow / white
Packing quantity: 100 pieces / bag.
Application: airline cargo, bank and postal, courier services, clinical waste management, warehouses, dining car, luggage and apparel, logistical service, valves, voting box and other applications requiring security seal to prevent being transferred or stolen during transportation.
Technical Specifications
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