ZC-10K High Frequency RFID Security Bolt Seal

Introduction:

The electronic high security lock is a durable RFID high security bolt seal designed for containers, trucks, trailers, rail wagons, and cargo transportation systems. This electronic container seal combines the physical protection of a traditional high security bolt seal with advanced RFID electronic identification and tracking technology.

The seal is manufactured according to the high-security requirements of ISO 17712:2013, providing reliable tamper-evident cargo security for international logistics and freight transportation applications.

The outer shell of the RFID security seal is made of high-strength ABS plastic, while the internal locking body uses a clamped spring structure for enhanced anti-tamper protection and locking stability. The combination of ABS plastic housing and steel locking mechanism ensures durability, impact resistance, and long-term outdoor performance.

This electronic bolt seal integrates passive RFID automatic identification and data communication technology, allowing fast wireless identification, cargo verification, and logistics tracking without direct contact. RFID readers can quickly verify seal integrity, shipment identity, and transportation data within smart logistics systems.

The surface of the electronic container bolt seal supports customization including laser marking, serial numbers, logos, barcodes, QR codes, and color options. Each RFID bolt seal can carry a unique identification code for one-to-one shipment management and supply chain traceability.

The electronic high security seal is widely used in shipping containers, trucks, trailers, wagons, customs supervision, ports, rail transport, smart logistics systems, and international freight security applications.

The Functional Characteristics
1.Electronic high security lock ultra-high mechanical strength (using international standard box closure);
2.Electronic security seal with the chip has the world's only ID code;
3.Electronic security seal can identify remote reader, usually up to 5-8 meters, and the reader has a relationship;
4.Electronic high security lock with a fixed lock design, not only once locked between the lock lever and lock body can not be rotated.

Product Features:

1.The seal can not be read before sealing and destruction;
2.The reading distance of more than 6m;
3.Can be customized outside the code, bar code and LOGO;
4.Can be linked to GPS tracker;
5.The world's only ID, sensing method to read, not easy to forgery;
6.High security structure, in line with ISO-17712 specification;
7.Resistant to pull up to 1000Kg.

The technical parameters
1.Electronic security seal appearance parameters:
(1)Seal shell with ABS engineering plastic.
Lock body internal structure with a clasp,
Outsourcing injection ABS body surface laser typing, logo, coding, bar code, color customized by the customer
Shell: engineering plastics up to F ≧ 300KG
(2)Dimensions L × W × thickness (L * W * H)
Size 119.5 * 24.0 * 24.0 when locked
High security seal male 75.4 (long) * 24 (wide) * 24 (high)
High Security Female 67.0 (L) * 24 (W) * 24 (H)
2.Electronic high security lock RFID chip parameters:
(1)Chip standard: ISO18000-6C compatible
(2)Working frequency: 902-928MHz
(3)Read and write features: non-contact, passive, read-only, non-directional.
(4)Security: the only data
(5)Chip agreement: ISO / IEC 18000-6C workers
(6)Temperature: -40 ° C / +85 ° C
(7)Read and write times: more than 100,000 times
(8)Data retention time: more than 10 years
(9)Storage temperature and humidity: +85 ° C, 50% RH
3.Electronic security seal surface bar code label parameters:
(1)bar code system: EAN / UCC-128 yards
(2)Standard: GB15425 trade unit 128 bar code
(3)label content: 10 decimal code
(4)Sign protective: weatherproof, waterproof

The scope of application: all kinds of standard containers, vans, doors, postal vehicles and so on.

FAQ

Q1: What is the RFID security seal used for?

A: The RFID security seal is used for cargo tracking, asset identification, tamper detection, and logistics security management in containers, utility meters, warehouses, transportation systems, and supply chain operations. These RFID tamper-evident seals combine traditional security seal protection with advanced RFID electronic tracking technology for real-time monitoring and traceability.

Q2: What types of RFID Security Seals are available?

A: Different types of RFID security seals include RFID meter seals, RFID Cable Seals, RFID plastic seals, RFID bolt seals, RFID container seals, and electronic smart logistics seals . These RFID sealing solutions are widely used in logistics, utility management, customs inspection, and industrial security applications.

Q3: What materials are RFID seals made of?

A: RFID seals are commonly made of ABS plastic, polycarbonate (PC), stainless steel cable, or metal locking structures combined with embedded RFID chips or NFC chips . These materials provide durability, anti-counterfeiting protection, and reliable tamper-evident performance .

Q4: How do RFID security seals work?

A: The RFID security seal contains an embedded RFID chip or NFC chip that stores cargo identification, shipment tracking, and seal information. RFID readers can wirelessly scan the seal without direct contact, enabling fast verification of cargo status, seal integrity, shipment location, and logistics data.

Q5: Are RFID security seals tamper-evident?

A: Yes, RFID security seals are designed with tamper-evident locking structures . Once the seal body or cable is cut, broken, or tampered with, the seal will show clear evidence of damage, and the RFID tracking function may stop working or trigger tamper alerts.

Q6: Can RFID security seals be customized?

A: Yes, RFID security seals support customization including serial numbers, logos, QR codes, barcodes, EPC coding, laser marking, RFID chip programming, and color customization based on customer requirements and logistics tracking systems.

Q7: Where are RFID security seals commonly used?

A: RFID security seals are widely used in shipping containers, truck trailers, fuel tankers, utility meters, warehouses, airline cargo, customs supervision, smart logistics systems, supply chain management, and industrial transportation security applications .