Seal enclosure assembly for cargo doors
OwnerJames T. Pirnieinventor
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An enclosure assembly for enclosing a tamper-evident security seal sealing a hasp assembly comprises a first enclosure portion and a second enclosure portion. A post is coupled to the first enclosure portion for extending through the generally aligned holes of the hasp members of the hasp assembly to secure the hasp members together and position the first enclosure portion behind the security seal. The second enclosure portion includes an aperture formed therein for receiving the post so that the second enclosure member engages the first enclosure portion and covers the security seal. In this manner, the first enclosure portion and the second enclosure portion cooperate to at least substantially enclose the security seal. A latching member secures the second enclosure portion to the first enclosure to limit unauthorized access to the security seal.
An enclosure assembly for enclosing a security seal sealing a hasp assembly having first and second hasp members, the seal extending through generally aligned holes formed in the first and second hasp members, comprising:
An enclosure assembly for enclosing a security seal sealing a hasp assembly having first and second hasp members, the seal extending though generally aligned holes formed in the first and second hasp members, the enclosure comprising:
An enclosure for enclosing a security seal sealing a hasp assembly having first and second hasp members, the seal extending though generally aligned holes formed in the first and second hasp members, the enclosure comprising:
A method for enclosing a security seal sealing a hasp assembly having first and second hasp members, the seal extending though generally aligned holes formed in the first and second hasp members, the method comprising:
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