Bsc Preferred SE1040W Security Seal 200 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SE1040W is a tamper-evident security seal made from tin plated steel, sold in cases of 200 units. Once applied, removal is impossible without leaving visible evidence of tampering, making it suitable for securing equipment access points, meter housings, valve handles, and other serviceable components that require a documented chain of custody. Each seal is embossed with sequential numbering and the word Secured, supporting traceability and audit requirements. No tools are required for application, allowing fast deployment in the field by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and inspection personnel.

These seals are used across residential and commercial service environments wherever tamper evidence is required on equipment panels, utility meters, shutoff valves, electrical enclosures, or distribution boxes. The sequential numbering makes them well suited for service contractors who need to log which seal was applied to which unit during routine inspections or equipment hand-offs. Each case contains 200 seals, providing an efficient supply for ongoing service operations.

Key Features

• Tamper-evident design - removal leaves visible evidence of breach
• Tin plated steel construction for durability in field conditions
• Embossed with sequential numbering for traceability and documentation
• Embossed with the word Secured for clear visual identification
• Tool-free application for fast, efficient use in the field
• Sold 200 units per case

Compatibility

The SE1040W is equivalent to part number H-542W. Designed as a general-purpose tamper-evident security seal suitable for use on equipment enclosures, utility access points, and serviceable components requiring tamper documentation.

Installation Notes

Security seals of this type are applied by hand with no tools required. Verify the application surface is clean and dry before sealing to ensure proper retention. Record the embossed sequential number in your service documentation before leaving the job site. Removal for legitimate service access will destroy the seal, confirming tamper evidence for any subsequent inspection.