Brady 23302 Security Seals Monel Lead 12 in 250 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY 23302 is a lead security seal designed for tamper-evident identification and asset control applications. Constructed from Monel lead, this seal provides a reliable physical indicator of unauthorized access or tampering. At 12 inches in overall length, it accommodates a range of locking and sealing tasks across meters, valves, panels, and equipment enclosures. Each package contains 250 seals, making it suitable for operations that require consistent, high-volume sealing. Monel lead construction offers corrosion resistance compared to standard lead alloys, supporting use in varied environmental conditions. These seals are installed by hand and do not require power tools or special equipment.

BRADY 23302 seals are used across utilities, industrial facilities, transportation, and field service operations where tamper evidence and security identification are required. Common applications include gas meters, water meters, electrical panels, valve handles, and equipment access points. The 250-count packaging supports fleet service operations, inspection programs, and inventory stocking for teams that regularly apply and replace seals during scheduled service calls or compliance inspections.

Key Features

• Monel lead construction for corrosion-resistant, durable sealing
• 12-inch overall length accommodates a wide range of sealing applications
• Provides tamper-evident security identification at access points
• 250 seals per package for high-volume use
• No tools required for installation

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose lead security seal for use on meters, valves, panels, and equipment enclosures requiring tamper-evident closure.

Installation Notes

Lead security seals are installed by threading the wire through the locking point and crimping or seating the seal body by hand or with a standard seal-crimping tool. Ensure the locking surface is clean and dry before applying the seal. Seals are single-use and must be cut or broken to remove — inspect for tampering before each service visit. Disposal of removed lead seals should follow applicable local regulations for lead-containing materials.