Barrier Container Seal
Developed high-end seal to prevent manipulation
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Article number | 01-01-0701-03 |
| Breaking strength | 1.000 kg |
| Certification | ISO17712:2013 |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Length | 7,9 cm |
| Material | ABS plastic, Steel |
| Numbering | Unique and ascending |
| Pin diameter | 8 mm |
| Printing | SEALED |
| Shackle diameter | 2 mm |
| Shackle height | 35 mm |
| Shackle length | 505 mm |
| Usable length | 4,2 cm |
| Industry | Customs, Transport & Logistics |
| Application | Containers |
The New Fork Seal is an ultra-secure High Security container seal that combines a Bolt Seal with a solid steel bracket. This unique construction allows it to function both as a one-time-use container seal and as a physical container lock. The New Fork Seal is particularly suitable for securing containers carrying valuable cargo. It has been tested and ISO 17712:2013 certified by the independent U.S. testing institute Dayton T. Brown. Each seal is laser-marked with the imprint “SEALED” and a unique serial number.
The New Fork Seal combines two essential safety functions: it meets all the requirements of a High Security container seal while simultaneously serving as a physical lock. The steel bracket is placed over the container door rods and secured with the Bolt Seal. The notched design ensures a tight fit without any play, while the metal plates on either side block access to the bolt, preventing tampering or removal.
Equipped with a patented anti-spin system, the New Fork Seal prevents the Bolt Seal from being unscrewed with tools such as drills. The locking mechanism and steel pin are fully enclosed within the bracket and metal plates, making them inaccessible without visible damage. The bracket itself cannot be cut with bolt cutters; only the use of a grinder can break it.
The New Fork Seal is officially ISO 17712:2013 certified and tested for tensile strength, tamper resistance, and product quality. The Dayton T. Brown laboratory has verified both the product and its manufacturing process for compliance with the High Security Seal standard. The engraved “H” marking on the seal confirms its classification. As a result, the New Fork Seal meets the strict security requirements of global customs and transport safety programs.
The New Fork Seal is approved by international security organizations such as C-TPAT (U.S.) and ISPS (maritime sector). Both programs mandate the use of ISO 17712:2013 certified container seals. This makes the New Fork Seal suitable for all types of container transport, including intercontinental shipments of high-value goods.
Each New Fork Seal features a unique combination of imprinted and engraved serial numbers. The numbering is laser-etched on the ABS plastic barrel, engraved on the steel pin, and also marked on the bracket itself. This ensures that all parts are permanently linked, preventing substitution or reuse. Both Navacqs and the manufacturer guarantee that each serial number sequence is produced only once.
The New Fork Seal is a high security container seal with a breaking strength of 1,000 kg, consisting of a bolt seal and a steel bracket. The bracket is placed around the container door bars and locked in place with the bolt seal.
This means the product works not only as a seal, but also as a one-time-use container lock.
Applications:
sea containers
valuable cargo
transport with heightened risk
You choose a container seal with a bracket when you want to not only seal the container, but also physically lock it.
For example, when a container stands still for a longer period, is stored on a site, or makes multiple stops along the way. The bracket blocks the door bars, making it impossible to open without grinding.
This provides extra assurance on top of a standard container seal.
The steel bracket is placed around the vertical bars of the container door. The bolt seal is then inserted through the bracket and the metal locking plates and clicked into place.
Once closed:
the bars are physically blocked
the locking mechanism is shielded
the bracket can no longer be opened
This means the container is both sealed and locked.
Yes, a New Fork Seal is difficult to break without heavy tools. The locking mechanism sits shielded between the steel bracket and metal plates, so it can't be reached.
Unlike standard bolt seals, this seal can't easily be cut with bolt cutters. In practice, the bracket is usually ground through to open the seal.
The New Fork Seal has a breaking strength of 1,000 kg. This prevents the seal from being removed by hand.
The security doesn't just come from the bolt seal, but also from the steel bracket that physically blocks the container.
Comparison:
Neptune Container Seal: 1,000 kg (seal only)
2K Klicker: 1,500 kg
Blocker LP-FT: 1,830 kg
New Fork Seal: 1,000 kg + physical blocking
Article number: 01-01-0701-03

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