Bsc Preferred SE1081B Cable Security Seals 20 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SE1081B is a galvanized steel cable security seal sold in cases of 20 units. Each seal is embossed with sequential numbering and the word Secured, providing tamper-evident identification for secured containers, trailers, valves, and equipment. The tool-less design allows for fast, one-handed application in the field without additional hardware or tools. Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion and delivers consistent tensile strength in outdoor and industrial environments. These seals are a direct equivalent replacement for part number S-15563.

Cable security seals like the SE1081B are used across logistics, utilities, transportation, and facilities management to indicate whether a closure point has been accessed. Common applications include cargo trailer doors, utility meter housings, storage containers, gate hasps, and valve handles. The sequential numbering on each seal supports chain-of-custody documentation and audit trail requirements. This product ships as a case of 20 seals and is suited for operations that require regular seal replacement as part of security or compliance protocols.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel cable construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Embossed sequential numbering supports tamper documentation and audit tracking
• Embossed Secured text provides clear visual tamper-evidence
• Tool-less application requires no additional hardware or installation equipment
• Direct replacement for part number S-15563
• Sold as a case of 20 seals

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent replacement for part number S-15563. Suitable for general-purpose cable seal applications on trailers, containers, utility enclosures, and other closures requiring tamper-evident security.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for application. Thread the cable end through the locking mechanism until it clicks or seats fully to ensure the seal is properly engaged. Inspect each seal visually before use to confirm the sequential number is legible and the cable is undamaged. Removal requires cutting the cable, which constitutes the tamper-evident function of the seal.