Cash & valuables in transit
Vehicle and Door Security Labels
Non residue tamper evident labels applied across vehicle doors, compartments and access points, so a routine check shows whether they have been opened since sealing.
These labels provide visible verification, not physical protection. A label does not secure an armoured vehicle. What it does is show, at a glance, that a door or compartment has not been opened since the seal was applied, and remove cleanly from paintwork afterwards.
Tamper behaviour
What happens if a door is opened
The label bridges the door and the body. Opening the door breaks the label or reveals a void message, so the breach is visible at the next inspection and the label cannot be put back.
01
Sealed before departure
The label is applied across the door, compartment or access point and recorded.
02
Door opened or label lifted
The construction separates, breaking the label or revealing the void message.
03
Evidence at the check
The next routine check shows the seal is broken, so the opening can be investigated and recorded.
Why non residue
Why non residue matters on vehicles
Clean paintwork
Designed to leave no adhesive residue, so vehicle surfaces stay clean and do not need cleaning down after every run.
Weather resistant
Constructions specified for outdoor exposure, temperature change and washing.
Fast checking
Security personnel can verify the integrity of a door in seconds during routine checks.
Visible deterrent
A seal communicates that unauthorised entry will be noticed.
Temporary sealing workflows
Suited to sealing for a leg of a journey, an overnight stand or a parked vehicle, then resealing.
Traceability
Numbering lets a seal be tied to a vehicle, route and driver.
Specification
Specification and application
Construction
| Type | Non residue tamper evident label, weather resistant construction. |
|---|---|
| Behaviour on removal | Label breaks or reveals a void message and cannot be reapplied. |
| Residue | Removes cleanly from painted and plastic vehicle surfaces. |
| Surfaces | Vehicle paintwork, plastic trim, roller shutters and compartment doors, tested on your own vehicle first. |
Options
Where to apply
Across the door seam, compartment lid or shutter so opening cannot avoid breaking the label. Avoid textured or heavily waxed areas, and test placement before rollout.
What it does not do
The label provides tamper evidence and deterrence. It does not lock or physically secure the vehicle and is not a substitute for locks, armouring, monitoring or trained personnel.
Applications
Where vehicle and door labels are used
CVIT vehicles
Sealing cash compartments and doors between scheduled stops.
Van and load security
The same approach applied to general logistics vehicles and loads.
Depot and overnight stands
Sealing a parked vehicle so overnight access is evident in the morning.
ATM cassette seals
Sealing the contents as well as the vehicle carrying them.
Next step
Cash security applications rarely fail because of the label alone
Put your CVIT application through the Security Lab
Send us the vehicle surface details, the access point and the operating conditions and we can assess adhesion, tamper behaviour and clean removal together.
Request samples or discuss your requirement
Tell us the label size, the surface and the volume and we will send samples and a quotation.