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Double loops mean locking AND sealing: Only one seal number
controls the locking function and the sealing function simultaneously, so two
cuts are required. As tough to defeat as the Sealock Junior but only one
component, not two, for an added measure of security. C-TPAT compliant.
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INSTALLATION
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While holding the seal with the decoration
facing out, thread the cable through the bottom of the locking
hasp. |
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Seal the locking hasp by threading the cable
through hasp, pulling about 4" of cable through the seal body. |
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Thread the cable around the
inner keeper bars to create a "figure-eight". |
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Lock the cable -seal by
inserting the free end Of the cable through the bottom of the
seal body. Pull both ends of the cable tightly to eliminate all
slack. |
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A Keeper Sealock properly sealed. |
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REMOVAL
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The Keeper Sealock requires two cuts for
removal with a cable cutter. |
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First cut should be accomplished
on the shorter cable that loops through the right hand door latch
handle. This cut eliminates the Sealing function. (Figure
4-4A)
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Second cut should be accomplished
on the longer cable that loops around the container's keeper bars.
This cut eliminates the Locking function. (Figure 5)
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Figure 4 |
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Figure 4A |
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Figure 5 |
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Removal completed |
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