RFID E-Seal

The RFID seal (Radio Frequency Identification) or E-Seal (electronic seal) device that transmits container information as it passes a reader device and stops working if the container has been tampered with or damaged.

The e-seal combines physical protection with an RFID sensor that can monitor for tampering to ensure the integrity and control the position of containers shipped around the world. The device complies with ISO 17712:2013 required standards of Indian customs.

The e-seal, also known as an electronic seal or RFID seal, comes in various types including active, passive, and semi-active. The passive e-seal operates without a battery.

It can substitute for traditional seals often applied to gas, oil, trucks, and containers, preventing goods from being stolen by thieves and enabling customers to build security systems. It provides automatic identification and helps manage trucks or containers.

Many customs agencies use it to implement certification systems of authorized economic operators (AEO) and enhance the efficiency of customs clearance.

Key Features

• E-seal is used to secure cargo on intermodal transport including containers, trailers, rail cars, air cargo, and other containers.
• E-seals reduce the risk of pilferage and theft.
• E-Seals avail of Direct Port Entry and enjoy reduced cargo examination at Indian Ports & also reduce time taken for manual inspection procedures.
• E-seals can speed shipments through the supply chain and increase visibility.
• Ensures the safety of cargo to consignees.

RFID E-Seal Functions

• E-seal can't read any RFID DATA before use.
• E-seal can read RFID DATA when closed.
• E-seal can't read any RFID DATA after cutting.