12" Seal Wire 2-ply #27 Stainless Steel - 100 Pack

Flexible, Durable Wire for Tamper-Evident Sealing Applications

Stainless steel seal wire provides a flexible solution for securing meters, valves, equipment, containers and other items requiring tamper-evident sealing. C.H. Hanson stainless steel seal wire is designed to work with compatible seals and sealing equipment, helping create a secure and inspectable closure.

Flexible 2-Ply Wire for Sealing Applications

Each package includes 100 stainless steel seal wires. The 2-ply wires are 12" long, providing enough length to pass through compatible seals and form around a closure or attachment point.

The flexible construction makes the wire practical for applications where the wire needs to be routed through a seal and then wrapped or formed around the item being secured.

Secure Equipment and Closures

Seal wire works together with compatible seals to help secure equipment, closures and other items where tamper-evident identification is important. Once installed, the seal and wire provide a visible physical connection that can be inspected for signs of disturbance.

Stainless steel is a useful choice for applications where durable wire is needed, including a variety of utility, industrial, commercial and security environments.

Common Applications for Stainless Steel Seal Wire

Stainless steel seal wire is commonly used for:

• Meter sealing
• Valve sealing
• Equipment and machinery
• Containers and secured closures
• Utility equipment
• Industrial equipment
• Commercial applications
• Security and tamper-evident applications
• Situations where wire must be formed around a closure or attachment point

How Stainless Steel Seal Wire Is Used

The wire is passed through the appropriate opening in a compatible seal and then routed around the meter, valve, equipment, container or closure being secured. The wire is formed as needed around the attachment point, and the compatible seal is then secured using the appropriate sealing method or equipment.

For applications requiring a marked seal, pair the wire with a compatible lead seal and sealing press or dies.

Lead seals are sold separately.

Why Choose Stainless Steel Seal Wire?

Stainless steel seal wire provides flexibility, durability and corrosion resistance for sealing applications where reliable wire is needed. The 12" 2-ply construction provides a practical length for securing a variety of equipment and closures.

C.H. Hanson stainless steel seal wire is available in convenient 100-wire packages for utility, industrial, commercial and security applications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is stainless steel seal wire used for?

Stainless steel seal wire is used with compatible seals to secure meters, valves, equipment, containers and other closures where tamper-evident sealing is needed.

How long is each seal wire?

Each 2-ply stainless steel seal wire is 12" long.

How many stainless steel seal wires are included?

Each package includes 100 stainless steel seal wires.

What does 2-ply seal wire mean?

2-ply seal wire consists of two strands of wire twisted together, providing a flexible wire assembly for use with compatible seals.

How do you use seal wire with a lead seal?

Pass the wire through the compatible lead seal and around the closure or attachment point being secured. Form the wire as needed, then secure the seal using the appropriate sealing method or equipment.

What can stainless steel seal wire secure?

Stainless steel seal wire can be used to secure meters, valves, equipment, containers and other closures requiring tamper-evident sealing.

Are lead seals included with the wire?

No. Lead seals are sold separately. The wire is designed to be used with compatible seals.

Can stainless steel seal wire be formed around equipment?

Yes. The flexible wire is designed to be formed around a closure or attachment point as part of the sealing process.

Where is stainless steel seal wire commonly used?

Stainless steel seal wire is commonly used in utility, industrial, commercial and security applications where equipment or closures require tamper-evident sealing.