Life Vest Seals
Sealing life vest stowages so a pre-flight check becomes a look, not a search.
Life vest stowages have to be confirmed before every departure. Opening and physically inspecting each one is slow, and a stowage that has been opened between checks leaves no trace of its own.
A numbered seal across the stowage closure gives crew a single visible answer. If the seal is intact and its number matches, the stowage has not been opened since it was last verified.
What interference should reveal
Untouched since the last check
01
Sealed and numbered
The seal closes the stowage and its number is recorded against the seat row or position.
02
Interference attempted
Security cuts mean the seal tears at a known point, so it cannot be lifted and replaced.
03
Evidence remains
The seal voids visibly and cannot be reinstated, so an opened stowage is found on a walk-through rather than in an emergency.
Real evidence
Voided, opened, and verified
Product routes
Constructions used for this application
Non-residue labels
Void within the label and leave the stowage and cabin trim clean when removed. Non-residue labels.
Numbering
Consecutive numbers so each seal ties to a position and a check. Custom labels.
UV and bespoke void text
Covert UV features and airline-specific void messages where verification needs to go beyond a visual check.
Application and integration
Getting it onto the aircraft
Applying and replacing
Seals are supplied on rolls sized to the stowage closure so cabin or engineering teams can reseal quickly after an authorised inspection.
Surfaces
Cabin trim, plastic and textile-faced stowages behave differently. Confirm the surface so the construction voids as intended and lifts cleanly.
Check routine
The pre-flight check becomes: seal present, number as recorded, seal undisturbed. Exceptions are logged and the stowage inspected.
Approvals
Seals support your own safety-equipment procedures. Confirm placement and materials with your engineering and regulatory teams before rollout.
Related
Where else this is used
Airline and aircraft
The full aviation application set.
Cabin door labels
Sealing doors and emergency exits between checks.
Catering trolley seals
Sealing trolleys from the catering unit to the cabin.
Useful guidance
Before you specify
Non-residue constructions
Void within the label and leave cabin surfaces clean on removal.
Custom tamper evident labels
Sizes, numbering, bespoke void text and UV features.
Label constructions explained
How non-residue, permanent and paper constructions differ.
Tell us the stowage type, how often you check and who reseals after inspection.
You know what you need
Formats, constructions, numbering and volumes — talk it through with the team and get samples or a quotation.
You are not sure yet
Send us the pack or the problem. The Security Lab looks at the application and helps specify the right level of security.