security seals

Founded in 1978, LeghornGroup is a trusted leader in the design and production of security seals and asset protection systems. With decades of expertise, the company provides tailored solutions to the logistics, shipping, and supply chain sectors, including state-of-the-art Internet of Things (IoT) integrations.

Security seals are essential for safeguarding facilities, warehouses, containers, and a wide range of industrial environments. With LeghornGroup products, you can effectively prevent unauthorized access, ensure product safety, and simultaneously protect against theft and counterfeiting.

With a strong international presence, LeghornGroup operates 8 commercial branches and 3 advanced manufacturing plants, producing both plastic and metal security seals. Globally recognized, LeghornGroup is at the forefront of developing RFID-enabled security seals, offering innovation and reliability for modern cargo and asset tracking.

Our high-security seals meet ISO 17712:2013 standards and undergo rigorous testing by our technical team to resist tampering attempts. Each seal is engineered to provide visible evidence if any unauthorized access is attempted.

New RFID security seals

Why LeghornGroup's Patented Three-State RFID Electronic Security Seals will revolutionize Transport & Logistics:

Enhanced operational efficiency and process automation – optimizing resources and capital.
Compliance with trade single window systems, e-commerce regulations, and risk management protocols.
A higher level of security – no seal replicas can be made.

Our products

Introducing a new level of innovative security

Protection

LeghornGroup can protect your goods and assets with security seals and various products for tamper protection. The company can create bespoke, technical solutions to meet client’s requirements.

Control

LeghornGroup ensures goods and people can be monitored using security products and integrated complete hardware and software solutions that allow the operator to monitor and intervene in real time, even remotely.

Identification

LeghornGroup’s understanding of authentication along with their innovative technical products and solutions allow users to uniquely and securely identify, goods, vehicles, containers, animals and people.

Tracking

LeghornGroup’s real time GPS tracking devices allow users to monitor location, status and movements of vehicles and people.

What are security seals, anyway?

Security seals are commonly used to protect containers, trucks, chemical drums, airline duty-free carts, tanks with different types of fluids, fashion items sold online, utility meters, bags, access control, money, valuables in transit, that is to say for all human activities that need to be controlled to prevent tampering.

To sum up, security seals are widely used are widely used to help fight robbery, sabotage, vandalism, terrorism and contraband.

Why Are Security Seals Essential?

Security seals act not only as physical barriers against unauthorized access but also provide traceability, transparency, and assurance that products have remained tamper-free during transportation. In both national and international trade, their significance continues to grow daily, as they help you to:

Prevent theft and tampering of valuable or sensitive products.
Comply with international regulations and security measures in transportation.
Ensure authenticity and accountability throughout the supply chain.
Expedite customs procedures and simplify controls, reducing operational time and costs.

A short guide to the best use of security seals

1) Receiving Your Security Seals

Inspect your seals upon receipt.
Ensure the seal’s integrity by checking the unique markings and numbers.
Verify the correct type, quantity, and color of seals.
Record any additional identifying features to facilitate future identification.

3) Correct Usage

Seals should only be used by authorized personnel.
Authorized users must record the seals taken from storage.
Apply the seal carefully, following the provided instructions.
A seal is considered secure only if it is intact at both the start and end of its use.
Do not dispose of used seals carelessly. Instead, collect them and dispose of them at an authorized center.
Personnel should be trained in proper seal handling according to established protocols.

2) Seal Inventory Management

Store seals in a secure location with restricted access.
Ideally, access should be controlled by an electronic system (e.g., RFID).
Assign a responsible person or department for handling seals.
Maintain an inventory log and plan to reorder seals at least six weeks before stock runs low.

4) Proper Seal Management

Inspect seals before use, during use, and after removal or cutting.
If the truck or container is handed over to another organization, require a thorough inspection of the seal to prevent future disputes.
For seals used over extended periods, conduct inspections at least once a year and log any anomalies.

5) Information Management

For security purposes, it is essential to record all relevant information about each seal on paper or electronically.
The minimum data to be recorded includes:
- Seal number
- Date and time of collection
- Person responsible for collection
- Intended use location
- Any customer references
When the truck or container reaches its destination, record details related to the seal when:
- It is cut or removed for Customs inspection.
- It is cut or removed by the customer receiving the goods.
This process should always be supervised by an inspector familiar with the proper use of seals and tampering protocols.