Plastic seals offer security minded businesses and institutions a convenient method for securing bags with the added bonus of providing tamper evident protection. Seals that carry imprinted numbers or bar codes can warn the bag receiver that a bag has been opened if the number on the seal is different than the original number or if the seal is broken/missing. This tamper evident feature is unique to plastic seals and offers security that a traditional lock and key system cannot. To meet HIPPA requirements, add a numbered security seal at the closure point of all zippered transport bags.

Listed Prices are per 1000, 5000, 10000, and 50000 seals

Bag Locking Options

1	LADDER LOCK/LOCKING HOOD COMBINATION	2	PULL LOCK/LOCKING HOOD COMBINATION	3	PINCH LOCK/LOCKING HOOD COMBINATION
	The Locking Hood slides down over the protruding zipper slider and prevents the slider from being opened until the ladder lock is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the Locking Hood will swing back and allow the slider to open the bag.		The Locking Hood slides down over the protruding zipper slider and prevents the slider from being opened until the pull lock is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the Locking Hood will swing back and allow the slider to open the bag. For additional security, the Pull Lock’s number should be recorded for indication of tampering while in transit.		The Locking Hood slides down over the protruding zipper slider and prevents the slider from being opened until the pinch lock is broken. After the lock is broken off, the Locking Hood will swing back and allow the slider to open the bag. For additional security, the Pinch Lock’s number should be recorded for indication of tampering while in transit.
4	PADLOCK WITH CHAIN LOCKING HOOD COMBINATION	5	SECURE A-TIE/EYELETS FOR SEALS	6	LADDER LOCK/EYELETS FOR SEALS
	The Padlock is secured to the bag by a D-Ring that is sewn into the side seam of the bag. A metal chain is hooked to both the D-Ring and the Padlock. The Padlock locks down over the protruding zipper slider and prevents the slider from being opened. After the lock is opened, the Locking Hood will swing back and allow the slider to open the bag.		The Secure-A-Tie slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then is pulled tight over the zipper. The slider is prevented from moving open until the tie is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the zipper slider can move freely to open the bag.		The Ladder Lock slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then is pulled tight over the zipper. The slider is prevented from moving open until the Ladder Lock is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the zipper slider can move freely to open the bag.
7	BAR LOCK/EYELETS FOR SEALS	8	PULL LOCK/EYELETS FOR SEALS	9	PINCH LOCK/EYELETS FOR SEALS
	The Bar Lock slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then is pulled tight over the zipper. The slider is prevented from moving open until the Bar Lock is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the zipper slider can move freely to open the bag.		The Pull Lock slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then is pulled tight over the zipper. The slider is prevented from moving until the Pull Lock is cut off. After the seal is cut off, the zipper slider can move freely to open the bag. Pull Lock includes hot stamped numbers for security.		The Pinch Lock slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then locks down over the zipper. The slider is prevented from moving open until the lock is broken. After the Pinch Lock is broken off, the zipper slider can move freely to open the bag. Pinch Lock includes hot stamped numbers for security.
10	PADLOCK AND CHAIN/EYELETS FOR SEALS	11	PULL LOCK/DOUBLE EYELETS	12	PADLOCK & CHAIN/DOUBLE EYELETS
	The Padlock slides through the eyelets on both sides of the bag and then locks down over the zipper. A metal chain is hooked to both a D-Ring and the Padlock. The slider is prevented from moving open until the lock is opened; the zipper slider can then move freely to open the bag.		On a front zippered bag, the Pull Lock slides through the eyelets above and below the zipper and is pulled tight over the zipper to secure it. Once the pull lock is cut open the zipper slider can move easily to open the bag. Pull Lock includes hot stamped numbers for security.		On a front zippered bag, the Padlock slides through the eyelets above and below the zipper and clamps down over the zipper to secure the zipper closed. A metal chain is hooked to both a D-Ring and the Padlock. The slider is prevented from moving open until the lock is opened; the zipper slider can then move freely to open the bag.