New seals from old names…

In-Depth 1 Nov 2003 by WCN Editorial

As the demand for higher strength mechanical container seals continues to grow, and is further fuelled by legislation planned by US government agencies charged with improving homeland security, two of the world’s largest seal manufacturers have introduced a number of new products.

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New seals from old names…

In-Depth 1 Nov 2003 by WCN Editorial

As the demand for higher strength mechanical container seals continues to grow, and is further fuelled by legislation planned by US government agencies charged with improving homeland security, two of the world’s largest seal manufacturers have introduced a number of new products.

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