Common types of lead seals include cable lead seals, plastic lead seals, bolt lead seals, and meter lead seals, etc. Take cable lead seals strips for example. They are commonly used in places such as oil tanker sealing, wellheads, and valves. When in use, just select the right application site, pass the steel wire through the goods and equipment that need to be sealed, and then pass it through the keyhole to complete the sealing of the goods and equipment once. After sealing, a recheck is needed to ensure the safety of the sealing.
When using bolt lead seals, the same issues should also be noted. What seems like a simple press-type operation actually allows no room for error. After sealing the container with bolt seals, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is a false seal. The high-security lead seal that is loosely fastened looks like it has been sealed from the outside, but in fact, it can easily fall off during transportation. From this perspective, for the sealing of lead seals, the most important thing is not the sealing method, but the careful inspection after sealing. Simple operations often make people overlook the importance of inspection. Carefully inspecting the lead seal after sealing is the safest sealing method.
The emergence of lead seals has brought more convenient management methods to many industries, but at the same time, we should also pay more attention to the operation methods of lead seals!
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