Is the lead seal the same as the seal?

A seal refers to a piece of paper with a seal that closes a door or utensil. The date of closure is indicated on it and stamped. The lead seal is a device similar to a lock applied by a specific person after the goods are loaded into the container and the door is properly closed. Lead seals can be divided into customs seals, commodity inspection seals, and commercial seals according to the person applying them. So seals and lead seals are not the same. Once the lead seal is properly locked, it cannot be opened unless it is violently destroyed (ie, cut), and the damaged lead seal cannot be reused. Each lead seal has a unique number identification.

As long as the appearance of the container is complete, the container door is properly closed, and the lead seal is normally locked, it can be proved that the container has not been opened privately during transportation, and the packing person shall be responsible for the supervision of the packing. Plastic seals are also often called plastic seals, not only because of their one-time use principle but also because the plastic seal has a larger business card on it, which can mark more information.