Bsc Preferred SE1075B Cable Security Seals 50 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SE1075B is a galvanized steel cable security seal designed for tamper-evident applications across a wide range of commercial and industrial environments. Each seal is embossed with sequential numbering and the word "Secured," allowing for tracking, logging, and chain-of-custody documentation without additional labeling. The tool-less application means no seal tool or installation equipment is required, reducing labor time and simplifying use in the field. The galvanized steel cable construction provides corrosion resistance and physical strength suitable for securing containers, valves, meters, and similar assets.

The SE1075B is commonly used by service technicians, logistics professionals, utility workers, and facility maintenance crews. Typical applications include securing HVAC unit access panels, electrical enclosures, gas meter connections, and equipment hatches where tamper evidence is required. Sequential numbering supports audit and compliance documentation. Seals are sold in cases of 50 units, making them practical for stocking service vehicles or facility supply rooms. This product is equivalent to part number S-13701.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel cable construction for corrosion resistance and tensile strength
• Embossed sequential numbering supports tracking and chain-of-custody records
• Embossed word "Secured" provides clear visual tamper indication
• Tool-less application requires no special installation equipment
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-13701
• Sold in a case quantity of 50 units

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-13701. Suitable for general tamper-evident sealing of enclosures, access panels, meters, and containers in HVAC, electrical, utility, and light industrial service applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to apply the SE1075B cable seal. Thread the cable through the designated hasp, latch, or loop and insert the cable end into the locking head until the seal clicks and locks. Once applied, the seal cannot be removed without cutting, establishing tamper evidence. Record the embossed sequential number per your organization's compliance or service documentation requirements before applying.