ISO 17712 Certification in Delhi

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International Standard ISO 17712, Freight Containers Mechanical Seals, published in September 2010, Is the Third Generation Of 17712. The First Generation Was a Publicly Available Specification PAS Published In 2003, The Second Generation Was a Revision To ISO PAS 17712Published In 2006. The Generations Are Cumulative Except For Some Fine Tuning of Earlier Work. The International Organization for Standardization ISO Permits Its Technical  committees to Draft and Vote on Publicly Available Specifications PAS As, In Effect, A Kind of Interim International Standard. APAS Is Faster to Approve Than a Formal Standard, But It Has a Limited Shelf Life. The First Generation, ISO Technical Committee TC 104, Freight Containers, Formed Working Group 8  WG8, Mechanical Seals Late In 2002.Industry and Government Experts Concluded That an International Standard on Mechanical Security Seals Would Enhance Post 9,11 Cargo Security. Using ISOs PAS Procedures, ISO PAS 17712 Was Finished Quickly. The PAS Focused on The Physical Parameters of Three Classes or Levels of Seal Barrier Strength Indicative, Security S, And High Security H. The Barrier Strength of a Seal Was and Still Is Measured with Four Tests, Impact, Shear, Bend and Tensile Strength. The Test Values That Distinguished Between I, S And H Classes Reflected Numbers in Use by Major Customs Authorities. The Quality of Seals Used in International Trade Improved as Trade Related Programs Encouraged or Required Use Of ISO Compliant H Seals. Two of The Earliest Programs Were the US Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism CTPAT And the World Customs Organizations Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade. ISO PAS 177122003s Narrow Scope Reflected the Time Urgency of Industry Stakeholders. It Was Clear That the Seal Suppliers Security Related Business Practices Were At Least As Important as  The Physical Strength of a Seal. Seal Manufacturers and Distributors with Immature or Careless Security Related Management Practices Could Effectively Compromise the Security of The Best Physical Seal Before It Was Shipped Out Of The Door. Benefits of ISO Pas 17712 2010,Reducing shipping delays that result when seals are lost or broken. Speed up logistic procedures. When checking seals for signs of tampering, tamper evident seals should permit personnel, with the suitable training, to detect compromised seals more simply. Reduced possibility of cargo theft or tampering. Reduced possibility of unofficial material being inserted into containers or other tools of global traffic IIT.