How is it safer to seal lead?

Lead sealing products have undergone many years of development, and the variety of lead sealing products has continued to increase and improve. Up to now, there have been as many as a hundred kinds of lead sealing products on the market, and so many styles have the same effect, that is, the sealing of goods and equipment. The only difference is the way they are sealed. How can they be safely sealed in the face of these multiple types of lead seal products?

Common types of lead seals include steel wire seals, plastic seals, high-protection seals, and instrument lead seals. Take wire seals, for example, which are more commonly used in such places as tanker seals, wellheads, valves, etc.. When used, only the right use site is selected, and the wire is passed through the goods and equipment to be sealed. After passing through the keyhole, a sealing of the goods and equipment was completed. After the seal is imposed, it needs to be re-examined to ensure the safety of the seal.

When using high-security seals, they must also pay attention to these issues. The seemingly simple pressing operation actually does not allow for a slight error. After the high-security seals are sealed on the containers, they should pay attention to whether they are false. The false high-security seal looks like a seal from the outside and actually falls easily during the transportation process. From this point of view, the most important thing for the seal of lead seal is not the method of sealing, but the careful inspection after the seal. Simple operation often makes people ignore the importance of inspection. Careful inspection of the sealed lead seal is the safest method of sealing.