KOCENTS — ISO 17712 Security Seals Manufacturer
In primo piano Prodotti
La nostra azienda è specializzata nella produzione di vari tipi di guarnizioni. Solo alcuni dei prodotti sono visualizzati nella homepage.
Team di assistenza professionale per Esperienza migliore
Non siamo solo un produttore, ma forniamo ai clienti soluzioni di prodotto personalizzate, precise ed efficienti.
Motivi per scegliere Kocents
Disponiamo di attrezzature di produzione più avanzate, di un team tecnico e di un team di assistenza più professionali e, soprattutto, di prodotti di qualità superiore.
Come i nostri clienti Dillo a proposito di Kocents
Siamo rimasti sempre impressionati dalle soluzioni di tenuta di Kocents. Le loro guarnizioni in plastica, le guarnizioni per cavi, le guarnizioni per bulloni e le guarnizioni per contatori hanno superato le nostre aspettative in termini di durata e affidabilità nei progetti logistici ed energetici. I design a prova di manomissione ci garantiscono la massima tranquillità per le applicazioni critiche, mentre i materiali resistenti alla corrosione sopportano senza problemi gli ambienti più difficili.
Ciò che contraddistingue Kocents è il suo approccio incentrato sul cliente. Dall'elaborazione rapida degli ordini all'assistenza tecnica proattiva, il loro team offre un servizio ininterrotto. Hanno persino personalizzato le lunghezze delle guarnizioni dei cavi per le nostre esigenze specifiche entro 48 ore! La combinazione di qualità certificata ISO, prezzi competitivi e reattività 24 ore su 24, 7 giorni su 7, li rende il nostro partner ideale per le soluzioni di sigillatura di sicurezza. Consigliato a tutti coloro che apprezzano sia l'eccellenza dei prodotti che un servizio basato sulla partnership!
Siamo il vostro partner affidabile Partner di produzione
Per essere il vostro fornitore affidabile, Kocents è disposta a lavorare come vostra estensione e a far prosperare la vostra attività:
Servizio pre-vendita
Chiederemo e confermeremo le esigenze del cliente, per poi fornire una soluzione personalizzata. Possiamo realizzare rendering e video per i clienti. Se volete visitare la nostra fabbrica, siete invitati a farlo.
Servizio post vendita
Forniamo un servizio online 24 ore su 24. Se avete domande, potete contattarci in qualsiasi momento. Faremo del nostro meglio per aiutarvi e garantire la sicurezza dei vostri prodotti.
Ultime novità Notizie e casi di applicazione
Comprendendo le dinamiche del nostro settore delle guarnizioni, è ora possibile visualizzare gli articoli sulle aree di applicazione dei nostri prodotti di tenuta
L'innovativa tecnologia di tenuta dei cavi aumenta la sicurezza e la durata in ambienti difficili
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers on security seal types, ISO 17712 compliance, and supply chain selection.
What is a security seal and how does it protect cargo?
A security seal is a tamper-evident device applied to containers, drums, valves, meters, and bags to deter theft and show clear evidence of unauthorized access. Unlike a padlock, a security seal is engineered to break or visibly deform when removed, creating an audit trail that shippers, customs officers, and insurers rely on to verify chain-of-custody integrity.
What is the difference between a bolt seal and a cable seal?
The difference comes down to rigidity and application. A bolt seal is a rigid steel pin that locks into a hardened steel body. Once sealed, it requires bolt cutters to remove. Bolt seals carry ISO 17712 High Security certification and are the standard for international shipping containers. A cable seal uses a flexible galvanized steel cable threaded through a metal locking body. That flexibility makes it better suited to irregular shapes — valves, drums, truck doors, and tote bins — where a rigid bolt seal will not fit. Cable seals are tamper-evident, and certain models meet ISO 17712 High Security, though they are more commonly deployed in medium-risk applications such as domestic trucking, rail, and warehousing.
Is ISO 17712 certification mandatory for shipping containers?
ISO 17712 High Security seals are required by C-TPAT, AEO, and major ocean carriers including Maersk, MSC, and ONE for international container shipping. US CBP, EU customs, and most Asian ports will flag or hold containers sealed with non-compliant seals. The 2026 CORCA discussions are pushing for stricter real-time seal verification, making ISO 17712 compliance even more critical for cross-border shippers.
Can security seals be reused?
No. Tamper-evident seals are single-use by design. Once locked, the seal must be cut to remove, and any attempt to reapply it leaves visible evidence of tampering. RFID seals can be scanned multiple times during transit for tracking, but the physical seal itself is still one-time-use — reusing a seal voids the audit trail and any tamper evidence.
How do I choose the right security seal for my supply chain?
Match the seal to your risk tier. High-risk international container shipping calls for Bolt Seals or Container Lock Seals with ISO 17712 certification. Medium-risk trucking, warehousing, and cross-border transport use Cable Seals, Metal Strap Seals, or RFID Seals. Low-risk last-mile delivery, retail, and utility metering rely on Plastic Seals, Padlock Seals, or Meter Seals. Always verify ISO 17712 certification for any cross-border shipment.
What makes Kocents security seals different?
Kocents manufactures bolt seals, cable seals, plastic seals, RFID seals, padlock seals, meter seals, metal strap seals, and container lock seals under one quality system. Bolt seals meet ISO 17712 High Security certification standards. Cable seals feature A360 aluminum locking bodies with galvanized steel cable and laser-printed serial numbers. Plastic and padlock seals support custom logos, barcodes, and sequential numbering for brand traceability.
