CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Mumbai.ISO 17712 is a set of rules which establish procedures for the unification and classification of security seals for fitting on mechanical cargo containers. It defines the types of seals that can be used for this purpose, but also establishes the basic general requirements and tests that seals must pass in order to be certified under this standard.

Compliance with these regulations is an essential requirement for security seals to be accepted for domestic and international transport of goods.

ISO 17712 is an International Standard which establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance and withdrawal of acceptance of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

The ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the categorization, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It gives a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

Benefits of ISO Pas 17712:2013 Freight Containers

Minimize container tampering and thefts

Enlarge correct collection of taxes and duties

Get better border security

Facilitate trade

Significant enlarge in inspection rate

Speed up logistic procedures

Enlarge safety

Minimize corruption

The ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce. The current ISO 17712 standard requires independent confirmation in three areas:

1. Testing to determine a seals physical strength (as barriers to entry). ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: I for Indicative; S for Security; and H for High Security. C-TPAT requires the use of H class seals. Suppliers must use independent third party test laboratories to validate a seal's classification. Labs must be accredited according to ISO/IEC 17025 (General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories) to perform testing specific to ISO 17712.

2. Auditing of manufacturers security-related business processes. Poor security-related practices can undercut the effectiveness of a high-quality security seal. ISO 17712's Annex A defines over two dozen required practices, such as facility risk assessments and access controls to production and storage areas. Suppliers conformance with Annex A should also be demonstrated through an independent certification provider that is accredited to audit compliance with the ISO standards.

3. Seals be designed and constructed with tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering. Seal manufacturers must be able to demonstrate to, and obtain certification from, an accredited auditor from an independent third-party organization that their high security seals have built-in tamper evidence features. If an independent third-party organization accredited to ISO 17020 verifies conformity, it will provide the manufacturer with a certificate of compliance that documents that the seals submitted for review do reflect tell-tale evidence of tampering generated by attempts to defeat a correctly closed and affixed seal. Considering that most seals are tampered with in order to introduce illegal contraband or to pilferage a container, this is a welcomed improvement for high security seals particularly those that are U.S. bound and those affixed to C-TPAT containers and trailers.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Kolkata.The ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

The current ISO 17712 standard requires independent confirmation in three areas:

1. Testing to determine a seals physical strength (as barriers to entry). ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: I for Indicative; S for Security; and H for High Security. C-TPAT requires the use of H class seals. Suppliers must use independent third party test laboratories to validate a seal's classification. Labs must be accredited according to ISO/IEC 17025 (General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories) to perform testing specific to ISO 17712.

2. Auditing of manufacturers security-related business processes. Poor security-related practices can undercut the effectiveness of a high-quality security seal. ISO 17712's Annex A defines over two dozen required practices, such as facility risk assessments and access controls to production and storage areas. Suppliers conformance with Annex A should also be demonstrated through an independent certification provider that is accredited to audit compliance with the ISO standards.

3. Seals be designed and constructed with tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering. Seal manufacturers must be able to demonstrate to, and obtain certification from, an accredited auditor from an independent third-party organization that their high security seals have built-in tamper evidence features. If an independent third-party organization accredited to ISO 17020 verifies conformity, it will provide the manufacturer with a certificate of compliance that documents that the seals submitted for review do reflect tell-tale evidence of tampering generated by attempts to defeat a correctly closed and affixed seal. Considering that most seals are tampered with in order to introduce illegal contraband or to pilferage a container, this is a welcomed improvement for high security seals particularly those that are U.S. bound and those affixed to C-TPAT containers and trailers. C-TPATs security criteria states that a high security seal must be affixed to all loaded containers bound for the U.S. All seals must meet or exceed the current ISO 17712 standards for high security seals. C-TPAT Partners, however, may continue to use the remaining ISO 17712:2010 high security seals they have in stock and then look to purchase ISO 17712:2013 high security seals in the future.

ISO 17712 is the standardised document that establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of security seal strength, or barrier capacity: I for Indicative; S for Security; and H for High Security. C-TPAT requires the use of H class seals. Suppliers must use independent third party test laboratories to validate a security seals classification. The test laboratory must also be accredited according to ISO/IEC 17025 (General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories) to perform testing specific to ISO 17712.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Chennai.CIL provide ISO 17712 certification in India. CIL is an accredited certification in India. CIL is a supplier of high security seals for, amongst others, shipping containers and trailers. All our security seals are ISO 17712 certified. In this blog we will explain what ISO 17712 means. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is the global leading developer of voluntary international standards. ISO creates documents that provide requirements, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes and services are fit for their purpose. There are standards for a great variety of products, processes and services and ISO 17712 is a standard for security seals.

ISO 17712 FOR SECURITY SEALS

This ISO standard documents uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. ISO 17712 defines 3 types of classes of security seal strength: I for indicative, S for security and H for high security, where H has the highest strength, also known as barrier capacity.

Security seals has to be tested by an independent third-party laboratory to validate the security seals classification. The test laboratory must be accredited according to ISO 17025 for testing specific to ISO 17712.

The ISO 17712 standard requires independent testing against three main categories:

Security seals must be tested to determine its physical strength.

Seals must be designed and constructed with tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering.

Manufacturers security-related business processes must be audited.

More information and details about ISO 17712 can be found in ISOs official documentation.

CTPAT APPROVED SECURITY SEALS

Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) is but one layer in U.S. Customs and Border Protections (CBP) multi-layered cargo enforcement strategy. Through this program, CBP works with the trade community to strengthen international supply chains and improve United States border security. CTPAT is a voluntary public-private sector partnership program which recognizes that CBP can provide the highest level of cargo security only through close cooperation with the principle stakeholders of the international supply chain such as importers, carriers, consolidators, licensed customs brokers, and manufacturers.

In order to verify that a High Security Seal is certified as ISO 17712:2013, contact your security seal supplier and ask them to submit the ISO certificates mentioned:

The manufacturer of the seal has to be ISO 9001 certified.

The manufacturer of the seal has to be ISO 17712:2013 Annex A (Best Practices) certified.

The mechanical strength of the seal has to meet or exceed the requirements of ISO 17712 Clause 5 High Security Seal category. This is documented by a ISO 17712:2013 H laboratory report / certificate for the seal.

ISO17712: 2013 Clause 6 Tamper Evidence Compliance Letter

The test laboratory performing the strength tests must be ISO 17025 accredited to perform ALL 5 mechanical tests according to ISO 17712:2013 Clause 5.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in India.CIL provide ISO 17712 certification in India. CIL is an accredited certification in India. The International Standards Organization (ISO) establishes testing standards on a wide variety of products.

ISO 17712 pertains to mechanical security seals, which are classified into 3 groups:

High Security Seals

Security Seals

Indicative Seals

The standard is a copyrighted product of the International Standards Organization (ISO).

The information presented below is intended to provide seal consumers with a general understanding of the ISO 17712 standard. The information is a paraphrased summary of the key sections of the standard with a focus on the MINIMUM requirements for high security seals such as bolt seals, cable seals and barrier seals.

High Security Seals

These seals are designed to provide the most security. The most common high security seals are bolt seals (typically 7mm diameter or more), cable seals (typically 3.5mm diameter minimum) and barrier seals. These seals also serve as barriers since they require special tools (heavy duty bolt cutters, cable cutters or cutting wheels) to remove the seals.

Typical applications include placing a bolt seal or cable seal in the hasp of the door latch. Other common practices are to wrap the keeper bars of a shipping container (or truck trailer) with a long cable seal or use a barrier seal (also known as a keeper bar lock).

The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) is a joint effort between the United States government and businesses involved in importing goods into the United States. One of the C-TPAT guidelines is to use seals rated High Security for international shipments which cross borders.

ISO 17712 Requirements for High Security Seals

Section 4.2.1 All high security seals must be permanently marked with the manufacturer name (or logo) and uniquely numbered

Section 4.2.2 All high security seals must be marked with an H to designate the high security classification.

Section 4.4.1 All high security seals shall be designed to mitigate tampering and leave evidence if tampered. The seal manufacturer will also certify in writing that they conduct periodic tamper evident testing on their seals in conjunction with an accredited process review organization.

Section 5.1.2 All high security seals must be tested by an independent testing lab to successfully pass minimum levels for tensile, shear, bending, and impact. Seals are tested as sold. The independent lab testing must be completed AT LEAST every 24 months to verify seals are still in compliance, or sooner if there is a significant design change in the seal.

All of CILs high security seals meet the requirements for ISO 17712. The links to our certifications can be found on the respective product pages.

Security Seals

These are mid-level security devices which are lower cost than High Security Seals, but offer a higher break strength than Indicative Seals. The higher break strength assures the seals are durable for the application and not prone to breaking unintentionally. These seals typically include lower diameter cable seals (3mm diameter and less) and the high-strength plastic seals. These seals are typically removed with cable/wire cutters or other light weight tools.

Indicative Seals

These devices offer the lowest level of security. They are intended to show tampering, but are not intended to be a barrier for access. This category typically includes metal, plastic, or wire seals which can be pulled apart by hand or cut with a tin snips or scissors.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Bangalore.CIL provide ISO 17712 certification in India. CIL is an accredited certification in India. ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the worlds largest developer of voluntary International Standards. A standard is a document that provides requirements, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes and services are fit for their purpose. ISO International Standards ensure that products and services are safe, reliable, and of good quality.

The ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

ISO STANDARDS FOR SECURITY SEALS

The current ISO 17712 standard requires independent confirmation in three areas:

1. Testing to determine a security seals physical strength (as barriers to entry). ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: I for Indicative; S for Security; and H for High Security. C-TPAT requires the use of H class seals. Suppliers must use independent third party test laboratories to validate a seals classification. Labs must be accredited according to ISO/IEC 17025 (General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories) to perform testing specific to ISO 17712.

2. Auditing of manufacturers security-related business processes.

Poor security-related practices can undercut the effectiveness of a high-quality security seal. ISO 17712s Annex A defines over two dozen required practices, such as facility risk assessments and access controls to production and storage areas. Suppliers conformance with Annex A should also be demonstrated through an independent certification provider that is accredited to audit compliance with the ISO standards.

3. Seals be designed and constructed with tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering.

Security Seal manufacturers must be able to demonstrate to, and obtain certification from, an accredited auditor from an independent third party organization that their high security seals have built-in tamper evidence features. If an independent third party organization accredited to ISO 17020 verifies conformity, it will provide the manufacturer with a certificate of compliance that documents that the seals submitted for review do reflect tell-tale evidence of tampering generated by attempts to defeat a correctly closed and affixed seal.

ISO17712:2013 COMPLIANT HIGH SECURITY SEALS

May 15, 2014, the deadline date for all High Security Seals to be compliant with the new requirements of ISO17712:2013 the international standard for mechanical seals. For seals to be compliant they must be categorized and marked H as High Security Seals when undergoing mechanical testing by an independent ISO 17025 accredited laboratory (Clause 5) and the manufacturer must be certified to both ISO9001 and ISO17712: Annex A.

The new requirement for High Security Seals is that they must also be compliant with Clause 6: Evidence of Tampering. Clause 6 requires the manufacturer to have a documented and audited process and test specification in place in its quality manual for all High Security Seals in its product range. Clause 6 is a valuable addition to the seal standard emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement of tamper resistance and tamper indicating features on security seals.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Bangalore.International Standard ISO 17712, Freight Containers - Mechanical Seals, published in September 2010, Is the Third Generation Of 17712. The First Generation Was a Publicly Available Specification (PAS) Published In 2003; The Second Generation Was a Revision To ISO/PAS 17712 Published In 2006. The Generations Are Cumulative Except For Some Fine-Tuning of Earlier Work.

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Permits Its Technical committees to Draft and Vote on Publicly Available Specifications (PAS) As, In Effect, A Kind of Interim International Standard. A PAS Is Faster to Approve Than a Formal Standard, But It Has a Limited Shelf-Life.

The First Generation: ISO Technical Committee (TC) 104, Freight Containers, Formed Working Group 8 WG8), Mechanical Seals Late In 2002. Industry and Government Experts Concluded That an International Standard on Mechanical Security Seals Would Enhance Post-9/11 Cargo Security. Using ISO's PAS Procedures, ISO/PAS 17712 Was Finished Quickly. The PAS Focused on The Physical Parameters of Three Classes or Levels of Seal Barrier Strength: Indicative ("I"), Security ("S"), And High Security ("H"). The Barrier Strength of a Seal Was and Still Is Measured with Four Tests: Impact, Shear, Bend and Tensile Strength. The Test Values That Distinguished Between "I", "S" And "H" Classes Reflected Numbers in Use by Major Customs Authorities.

The Quality of Seals Used in International Trade Improved as Trade-Related Programs Encouraged or Required Use Of ISO-Compliant "H" Seals. Two of The Earliest Programs Were the US Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) And the World Customs Organization's "Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade."

ISO/PAS 17712:2003's Narrow Scope Reflected the Time-Urgency of Industry Stakeholders. It Was Clear That the Seal Suppliers' Security-Related Business Practices Were At Least As Important as The Physical Strength of a Seal. Seal Manufacturers and Distributors with Immature or Careless Security-Related Management Practices Could Effectively Compromise the Security of The Best Physical Seal Before It Was Shipped Out of The Door.

Benefits of ISO Pas 17712:2010

Reducing shipping delays that result when seals are lost or broken.

Speed up logistic procedures.

When checking seals for signs of tampering, tamper-evident seals should permit personnel, with the suitable training, to detect compromised seals more simply.

Reduced possibility of cargo theft or tampering.

Reduced possibility of unofficial material being inserted into containers or other tools of global traffic (IIT).

General requirements for seals specified by ISO 17712

ISO 17712 requires that all security seals have the following general features:

Security seals must be unique, difficult to imitate and be marked with the corresponding information.

The design should be easy to inspect and to determine whether it is being used properly or its application is defective. No room must be left for doubt.

Security bolt seals must be at least 18 millimetres in diameter.

They are single use devices: by removing them, the seals must be destroyed and become unusable. They have to show clear proof in case of inviolability.

They must meet the thresholds of strength specified by the standard and pass all the tests to which they are submitted at the accredited bodies.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in Delhi.CIL provide ISO 17712 certification in India. CIL is an accredited certification services in India .ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of acceptance of mechanical freight container seals. This International Standard establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of mechanical freight container seals. It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

The purpose of mechanical seals is, as part of a security system, to determine whether a freight container has been tampered with, i.e. whether there has been unauthorized entry into the container through its doors. Seals can be effective only if seal users properly select, store, account for, apply, document, and attend to seals prior to use and in use; while these issues are not addressed in this International Standard, they are relevant to successful use of the seals covered by this International Standard.

It provides a single source of information on mechanical seals which are acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.

The purpose of mechanical security seals is, as part of a security system, to determine whether a freight container has been tampered with, i.e. whether there has been an unauthorized entry into the container through its doors.

Security seals can be effective only if seal users properly select, store, account for, apply, document and attend to seals prior to use and in use; whilst these issues are not addressed in ISO 17712, they are relevant to the successful use of the seals covered by this ISO standard.

Security seals that conform to ISO 17712 are suitable for other applications, such as bulk railcars or truck trailers used in cross-border and domestic operations. Users and regulatory agencies can apply this type of ISO standard to other applications as they deem appropriate.

HIGH SECURITY SEALS

The current ISO security standard requires independent confirmation for testing to determine a security seals physical strength (as barriers to entry).

The requirements for certain security level of seals are defined in this specific standard.

The seals that belong to the High security level and Security level are also called barrier seals.

They are made of different metals or metal alloys, meaning that they require special tools to be opened, such as bolt cutters or pliers.

Cable seals and bolt seals also fall into this category of ISO 17712.

Designed to deter opportunistic theft of high value goods, they also can often be branded and numbered to improve tamper resistance and provide excellent security for containers.

The security seals that are in the Indicative level as to 17712 standard plastic seals or fixed closing thin metal seals.

ISO 17712 standard defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: I for Indicative; S for Security; and H for High Security. C-TPAT requires the use of H class seals.

Suppliers of the security seals as CDG must use independent third party test laboratories to validate a seals classification. Labs must be accredited according to ISO/IEC 17025 (General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories) to perform testing specific to ISO 17712.

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in India.CIL provide ISO 17712 certification in India. CIL is an accredited certification in India. The International Standards Organization (ISO) establishes testing standards on a wide variety of products.

ISO 17712 pertains to mechanical security seals, which are classified into 3 groups:

High Security Seals

Security Seals

Indicative Seals

The standard is a copyrighted product of the International Standards Organization (ISO).

The information presented below is intended to provide seal consumers with a general understanding of the ISO 17712 standard. The information is a paraphrased summary of the key sections of the standard with a focus on the MINIMUM requirements for high security seals such as bolt seals, cable seals and barrier seals.

High Security Seals

These seals are designed to provide the most security. The most common high security seals are bolt seals (typically 7mm diameter or more), cable seals (typically 3.5mm diameter minimum) and barrier seals. These seals also serve as barriers since they require special tools (heavy duty bolt cutters, cable cutters or cutting wheels) to remove the seals.

Typical applications include placing a bolt seal or cable seal in the hasp of the door latch. Other common practices are to wrap the keeper bars of a shipping container (or truck trailer) with a long cable seal or use a barrier seal (also known as a keeper bar lock).

The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) is a joint effort between the United States government and businesses involved in importing goods into the United States. One of the C-TPAT guidelines is to use seals rated High Security for international shipments which cross borders.

ISO 17712 Requirements for High Security Seals

Section 4.2.1 All high security seals must be permanently marked with the manufacturer name (or logo) and uniquely numbered

Section 4.2.2 All high security seals must be marked with an H to designate the high security classification.

Section 4.4.1 All high security seals shall be designed to mitigate tampering and leave evidence if tampered. The seal manufacturer will also certify in writing that they conduct periodic tamper evident testing on their seals in conjunction with an accredited process review organization.

Section 5.1.2 All high security seals must be tested by an independent testing lab to successfully pass minimum levels for tensile, shear, bending, and impact. Seals are tested as sold. The independent lab testing must be completed AT LEAST every 24 months to verify seals are still in compliance, or sooner if there is a significant design change in the seal.

All of CILs high security seals meet the requirements for ISO 17712. The links to our certifications can be found on the respective product pages.

Security Seals

These are mid-level security devices which are lower cost than High Security Seals, but offer a higher break strength than Indicative Seals. The higher break strength assures the seals are durable for the application and not prone to breaking unintentionally. These seals typically include lower diameter cable seals (3mm diameter and less) and the high-strength plastic seals. These seals are typically removed with cable/wire cutters or other light weight tools.

Indicative Seals

These devices offer the lowest level of security. They are intended to show tampering, but are not intended to be a barrier for access. This category typically includes metal, plastic, or wire seals which can be pulled apart by hand or cut with a tin snips or scissors

CDG is an ISO 17021 accredited inspection body & ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 standards. We provide accredited ISO 17712 certification services in India.CDG is an accredited ISO 17712 testing laboratory in India. We are also an accredited inspection agency for ISO 17712 certification in India.

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