Chain of Custody Security Seal System
AssigneeJ.J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
InventorsJason Jon Kreidler, Kevin Roger Kucksdorf, Benjamin Luke Burleson, Cory Brent Christofferson, Joel Clark, Paul E. Paulick
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Abstract
A security seal system including a first security seal and a second security seal. The first security seal is inoperable after having been removed from an object. The first security seal has a custody aperture. The second security seal is secured to the same object. The second security seal passes through the custody aperture of the first security seal so that the first security seal is secured to the second security seal.
Claims20
A security seal system comprising:
- a first security seal that is inoperable after having been removed from an object, the first security seal having a custody aperture;
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- a second security seal secured to the same object, the second security seal passing through the custody aperture of the first security seal so that the first security seal is secured to the second security seal.
A security seal system comprising:
- a first security seal having a unique identifier and a custody aperture;
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- a second security seal having thereon the same unique identifier, wherein the second security seal passes through the custody aperture of the first security seal so as to secure the first security seal to the second security seal.
A security seal system comprising:
- a first security seal having a custody aperture;
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- a second security seal passing through the custody aperture of the first security seal such that the second security seal maintains custody of the first security seal.
A security seal system comprising:
- a first security seal having a custody aperture;
- a second security seal having a custody aperture;
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- a third security seal passing through the custody aperture of the first security seal and the custody aperture of the second security seal such that the third security seal maintains custody of the first and the second security seals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.