PLAINVIEW, N.Y., Oct. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Bolt seals are a valuable security tool used in a variety of industries to secure cargo trucks and trains from theft and tampering. They are very strong, lockable, one-time use security devices that are trusted by many companies for their high-security, reliability, and detailed C-TPAT regulations. There are a few different kinds of bolt seals that are available, each one offering a unique feature that could be useful for your specific security needs. Bolt seal suppliers, American Casting and Manufacturing, discusses the difference between 3 unique bolt seal types below.
Bolt seals are an important high security tool for shipping cargo anywhere, whether it’s by train or truck. Find out which one of these 3 bolt seals is perfectly fit for your company needs today.
About American Casting and Manufacturing
American Casting and Manufacturing tamper evident seals supplier is a New York based, family-owned manufacturing company that produces high-quality customizable security seals, including bolt seals, container seals, and trailer seals, across a wide range of industries. Through innovative production, customer service, and both employee loyalty and respect, the tamper evident seals manufacturer has been producing high-quality seals for over 100 years. The company conforms to the highest standards, meeting the requirements of ISO-9001:2015 quality management systems.
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