CDG is an ISO 17020-accredited inspection agency & ISO 17025-accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 testing & certification.

ISO/PAS 17712 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. ISO/PAS 17712:2003 is not applicable to special-purpose seals, such as fibre-optic and sophisticated electronic seals.

ISO 17712 addresses all types of security seals usable on maritime containers. Since many other industries use the same seals, members of those industries also may choose to adopt ISO 17712.

Compliance with ISO 17712 requires independent confirmation in three areas: -

Physical testing to determine a seal's classification for physical strength.

Process auditing of supplier security-related business processes.

Physical testing that earns a "Pass" grade for evidence of tampering.

The ISO/PAS 17712:2013 standard need that container freight seals meet or exceed certain standards for strength and durability so as to prevent accidental breakage, early deterioration (due to weather conditions, chemical action, etc.) or undetectable tampering under usual usage. ISO/PAS 17712:2013 also needs that each seal be clearly and legibly marked with a unique recognition number.

ISO 17712:2013 establishes uniform process 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.

Benefits of ISO Pas 17712:2013

 Minimize container tampering and stealing.

 Facilitate trade.

 Expand safety.

 Make bigger correct collection of taxes and duties.

 Get better border security.

 Significant expand in inspection rate.

 Minimize corruption.

 Speed up logistic procedures.

ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of acceptance of mechanical freight container seals. ISO 17712:2013 is not applicable to special-purpose seals, such as fibre-optic and sophisticated electronic seals. ISO 17712:2013 is a globally accepted standard for performance of freight container mechanical seals. CDG provides ISO 17712 certification for mechanical seals which is acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.” ISO 17712 addresses all types of security seals usable on maritime containers. Since many other industries use the same seals, members of those industries also may choose to adopt ISO 17712. 

Compliance with ISO 17712 requires independent confirmation in three areas:

- Physical testing to determine a seal's classification for physical strength.

- Process auditing of supplier security-related business processes.

- Physical testing that earns a "Pass" grade for evidence of tampering.

ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: “I” for Indicative; “S” for Security; and “H” for High Security. CDG’s certification process involves: Testing to determine a seal’s physical strength, auditing of manufacturer’s security-related business processes & inspection of seals design and construction to check tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering. CDG is a world leading inspection, testing & certification company. We have ISO 17020 accreditation to act as an inspection agency & our test lab is accredited for ISO 17025 standard. We also hold ISO 17021 accreditation for management system certification.

PAS / ISO 17712:2013 is a standard for machenical seals. CDG is the world leading company in PAS / ISO 17712 certification. Accoreding to C-TPAT guidelines & some other safety standard PAS / ISO 17712 certified seal is manadatory for containers & trucks. Call us today for PAS ISO 17712 certification in India & worldwide.

CDG is an ISO 17020-accredited inspection agency & ISO 17025-accredited testing laboratory for ISO 17712 testing & certification.

ISO/PAS 17712 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. ISO/PAS 17712:2003 is not applicable to special-purpose seals, such as fibre-optic and sophisticated electronic seals.

ISO 17712 addresses all types of security seals usable on maritime containers. Since many other industries use the same seals, members of those industries also may choose to adopt ISO 17712.

Compliance with ISO 17712 requires independent confirmation in three areas: -

Physical testing to determine a seal's classification for physical strength.

Process auditing of supplier security-related business processes.

Physical testing that earns a "Pass" grade for evidence of tampering.

The ISO/PAS 17712:2013 standard need that container freight seals meet or exceed certain standards for strength and durability so as to prevent accidental breakage, early deterioration (due to weather conditions, chemical action, etc.) or undetectable tampering under usual usage. ISO/PAS 17712:2013 also needs that each seal be clearly and legibly marked with a unique recognition number.

ISO 17712:2013 establishes uniform process 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.

Benefits of ISO Pas 17712:2013

 Minimize container tampering and stealing.

 Facilitate trade.

 Expand safety.

 Make bigger correct collection of taxes and duties.

 Get better border security.

 Significant expand in inspection rate.

 Minimize corruption.

 Speed up logistic procedures.

ISO 17712 establishes uniform procedures for the classification, acceptance, and withdrawal of acceptance of mechanical freight container seals. ISO 17712:2013 is not applicable to special-purpose seals, such as fibre-optic and sophisticated electronic seals. ISO 17712:2013 is a globally accepted standard for performance of freight container mechanical seals. CDG provides ISO 17712 certification for mechanical seals which is acceptable for securing freight containers in international commerce.” ISO 17712 addresses all types of security seals usable on maritime containers. Since many other industries use the same seals, members of those industries also may choose to adopt ISO 17712. 

Compliance with ISO 17712 requires independent confirmation in three areas:

- Physical testing to determine a seal's classification for physical strength.

- Process auditing of supplier security-related business processes.

- Physical testing that earns a "Pass" grade for evidence of tampering.

ISO 17712 defines three types of classes of seal strength or barrier capacity: “I” for Indicative; “S” for Security; and “H” for High Security. CDG’s certification process involves: Testing to determine a seal’s physical strength, auditing of manufacturer’s security-related business processes & inspection of seals design and construction to check tamper indicative features that generate tell-tale evidence of tampering. CDG is a world leading inspection, testing & certification company. We have ISO 17020 accreditation to act as an inspection agency & our test lab is accredited for ISO 17025 standard. We also hold ISO 17021 accreditation for management system certification.

PAS / ISO 17712:2013 is a standard for machenical seals. CDG is the world leading company in PAS / ISO 17712 certification. Accoreding to C-TPAT guidelines & some other safety standard PAS / ISO 17712 certified seal is manadatory for containers & trucks. Call us today for PAS ISO 17712 certification in India & worldwide.