Light blue plastic sequential security seals, pack of 1000. Singleuse, selflocking tags designed for fast application and clear identification when tamper evidence and traceability are required. Key benefits Clear, durable identification: laserprinted sequential white numbers for contrast and longlasting legibility. Tamperevident and nonreusable: once locked the seal is permanent and provides immediate visual evidence of tampering. Fast, tool application: onepiece, selflocking design installs by pulling the tie through the head; can be removed by hand in an emergency. Versatile and durable: polypropylene construction resists heat and UV exposure for reliable indoor and outdoor use. Features and specifications Color: light blue. Quantity: 1000 pieces per pack. Total length: 250 mm (10 inches). Locking length: up to 224 mm (8.8 inches). Tag head size: 26 x 20 mm (1 x 0.8 inches). Material: quality polypropylene for durability, heat resistance, and UV resistance. Printing: laserprinted sequential serial numbers in white for visibility and fade resistance. : custom text, numbers, or available for orders over 1000 pieces. How it solves common problems Prevents unauthorized access by creating a permanent, tamperevident closure. Simplifies inventory tracking and audit processes with unique sequential numbers. Speeds up operations by eliminating the need for tools or special training during application. Typical applications Logistics and transport: secure pallets, cargo containers, and sealed packages during transit. Retail and storage: protect value items, returned goods, and stockrooms. Utilities and asset management: seal meters, maintenance panels, and equipment to indicate access. Usage notes Insert the tail through the locking head and pull to the desired tightness; the seal locks permanently and cannot be reopened without visible damage. For customized printing, place orders exceeding 1000 pieces to include desired text, numbers, or . This product provides a straightforward, reliable way to add tamper evidence and sequential identification across a wide range of operational needs.