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ELC´s Vision
To be worldwide reference in tampering evidence solutions for the security of our customers assets.
ELC´s Mission
Develop, innovate and improve tamper indicative technologies to promote a better life for society with a higher ethical standard.
History
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1967, ELC has specialized in the Research and Development
of innovative and recyclable tamper-evident products
to best serve your security needs. Over this time,
ELC has often been awarded for its pioneering inventions
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ELC’s commitment to excellence in product and
service quality has allowed us to maintain a high
level of customer satisfaction. We offer an open
line of communication, with constant support, personalized
services, and courtesy. Among our primary customers
are Banks, Transportation companies, Post-offices,
Weight & Measures, Utility companies, Chemical
Plants, Armored courier, and Telecommunications.
ELC offers an incomparable line of products with
100% tamper evident envelopes, seals and bags:
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Starlock Envelope
- Three layers co-extruted
polyethylene envelope.
- Plastic closure
system: freon and heat proof.
- Reusable version
available - Environment friendly.
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Security seals
- Substitute the harmful
lead seals.
- State-of-the-art
embossing in polypropylene or in polycarbonate
raw material.
- Non-repetitive alphanumeric
numbers molded in high relief during
the manufacturing process.
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Snapseal Bags
- Substitute to keyed
zipper bags.
- Strong and lightweight
fabrics - PVC & Nylon Cordura.
- User-friendly tamper-evident
closure system.
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Evolution
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Generation |
The
first-generation security seals were made of wax,
clay or resin, melted into a paste stage through heat
(with wax) and moisture (with clay). It was then poured
over sealing string and relief-stamped. Violators
tampered the system by using heat or steam to open
the packages.
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2th
Generation |
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The
second generation seals were manufactured in soft
metals, such as lead and tin, which were marked and
sealed with a plier. Because of the softness in the
metal, violators would open the seal and reconstruct
it without leaving traces of tampering. |
3th
Generation |
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third generation brought two major innovations; the
manufacturing of self-locking plain seals and the
individual hot-stamped number identification
performed afterwards. However, a
violator may replace that seal by forging a duplicate
from a non-numbered seal, or even alter the numbers
on another seal to come up with a duplicate number.
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4th
Generation
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ELC
has introduced the fourth generation with a brand
new concept: 100 % tamper evident plastic seals with
high-relief numbering molded during
the manufacturing process. Each seal has a unique
alphanumeric combination, as human being have their
unique finger prints. There is no way to replace that
seal for another one with the same identity. |
Authentifier
The system is completed with
the authentifier, which makes the transcription of the seals
serial number onto the manifest document. There is NO transcription
errors.
5th
Generation
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 In order to keep up with technology, ELC came up
with a contemporary numbering system called “In
Mold Label” (IML). Bar-codes, numbers, and corporate
logo are laser printed on paper, which is applied on
the seals tab during the manufacturing process. Paper
is fused on the seal and unable to be removed due to
its protection bars. State-of-the-art bar codes with
check digit provide consistent and dependable readability
by eliminating transcription errors and maximizing identification.
Exclusive to ELC, the high technology involved in the
manufacturing process makes the IML numbering system
100% tamper evident, and 100% modern. |
6th
Generation
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The
Sixth Generation Seal
The need to control and track the several sealing steps
led to
the arrival of the Sixth Generation Seal,
a new generation/classification
developed by ELC Security Products. We refer to the
so-called Virtual Seal or Security
Link, in which the tracking of the seal is
thoroughly controlled via
web, based on the seal number/code,
from the manufacturing phase up to the interpretation
of inspected seals and their disposal. Access www.securetrack.com.br
to know more about the merits of the Virtual
Seal or Security Link. |
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FILIAIS:
 RIO DE JANEIRO
ELC Produtos de Segurança
Rua Sete de Setembro, 92 sala 1004 - Centro
CEP: 20050-002 -
Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Tel: (21) 2173-7888
E-mail: elc@elc.com.br
SAC 0800 707-7827
SÃO PAULO
ELC Produtos de Segurança
Rua Padre Estevão Pernet, 160 conj. 1101 / 1110
CEP: 03315-000 - São Paulo - SP
Telefax: (11) 2941-0404
E-mail: elcsp@elc.com.br
FÁBRICA:
ELC Produtos
de Segurança Ind. e Com. Ltda.
Estrada Prefeito Antônio da Cruz Barros, 693
- Limoeiro,
CEP: 25850-000 - Paraíba do Sul - RJ
Tel/FAX: (24) 2263-9500 / (24) 2263-9540/41
E-mail: elc@elc.com.br
DISTRIBUIDORES AUTORIZADOS:
 ELC Security Products
8252 NW 30th Terrace
Miami, FL 33122
USA
Tel.: (305) 477-2303
Fax: (305) 477-0186
Toll Free: 800-377-3257
E-mail: seals@elcsecurity.com
 ELC Prodotti di Sicurezza
Via Braccianense, 35 Interno APiano Terra,
Roma - 00123 - Italia
Tel.: (06) 308-93876
Fax: (06) 308-93877
E-mail: starlock.srl@tin.it
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