Bsc Preferred SE1050R Cable Security Seals 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SE1050R is a galvanized steel cable security seal designed for tool-less application in packaging, shipping, and asset-security workflows. Each seal is embossed with sequential numbering and the word Secured, providing a tamper-evident identifier that supports chain-of-custody documentation. The galvanized steel cable construction delivers corrosion resistance and mechanical strength suited for demanding transport and storage environments. Sold in a case quantity of 100, these seals are a standard consumable for shipping departments, logistics operations, and field service technicians who need reliable, single-use tamper evidence.

The SE1050R is used wherever a visible, numbered tamper indicator is required on containers, valves, equipment panels, or cargo. Typical applications include securing shipments, sealing utility meters, locking access panels, and tagging assets in transit. The tool-less design allows fast application without additional equipment, making it practical for high-volume use on loading docks, in warehouses, or during field service calls. Sequential numbering enables easy logging and auditing of seal deployment across jobs or shipments.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel cable construction for corrosion resistance and tensile strength
• Embossed sequential numbering supports chain-of-custody tracking and audit logging
• Embossed word Secured provides clear tamper-evident visual indication
• Tool-less application allows fast, equipment-free installation
• Single-use design provides reliable tamper evidence for shipping and asset security
• Sold 100 seals per case for high-volume operational use

Compatibility

The SE1050R is equivalent to part number S-13699R. Designed as a standard-format cable security seal suitable for general packaging, shipping, and tamper-evidence applications across a wide range of industries.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for application. Thread the cable end through the locking mechanism and seat it fully until the seal is engaged and cannot be removed without visible damage. Do not reuse seals once applied or broken. Record the sequential seal number before application to support tracking and chain-of-custody documentation.