The Sealock Solution

More than a seal. More than just a lock, the Sealock is both, and then some. By affixing to the container's keeper bars, Sealock prevents the doors from swinging open. And because it is a complete sealing and locking system, removing the Sealock means that the all-important seal must also be removed. The payoff: making containers tamper-proof.

Made of 2" wide steel that is ¼" thick, the Sealock requires two cuts and two tools to remove. This need for both a power cutting tool such as an angle grinder and a cable cutter prevents break-ins by thieves who generally do not carry such sophisticated tools with them. Any tampering with the Sealock removes the seal from the container, making both the Sealock and the container itself virtually tamper proof.

The Sealock's steel bar and bracket are covered in a baked-on enamel "powder coat" that is textured and two-tone black/silver. An insider who might try to cut the bar and then weld it back together to hide the evidence, would face a very difficult if not impossible undertaking that would require significant time and effort. This tamper-indicative feature is exclusive to the Sealock and protected by U.S. Patent number 6,536,815. The use of a cable seal to simultaneously seal the container and lock the security bar is also exclusive to the Sealock and patent protected under U.S. Patent number 6,331,022. The seal portion may be bar-coded.

As you can see, only Sealock provides a total solution. Sealock locks the container door AND seals the container door with one device. If the lock is broken, the seal is removed, so the break in is easily detected