LABEL LOCK SECURITY SEALS USED BY THE AA AND THE SUNDAY TIMES TO AUTHENTICATE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD

Journalists from the Sunday Times’ In Gear Publication together with the AA chose Labellock security seals to authenticate their recent Guinness World Record to drive the furtherest distance on a single tank of fuel. Using a VW Passat Bluemotion 1.6 diesel, the team drove 1527 miles in France in August 2010 after the car was fully filled and the fuel cap sealed. A large no residue Label Lock was specified by the authorised AA inspectors as it can seal delicate surfaces such as car bodywork securely whilst indicating tampering without leaving a messy residue.

Dr Adrian Steele, Managing Director of Security Labels Internations said “Congratulations to the team who broke this world record, and we were pleased to help ensure that the record was properly authenticated by the AA inspectors.”

The product is the result of years of development and investment by Security Labels International, the UK’s premier custom label company, who now supply Security Labels to a rapidly growing network of end users and distributors worldwide. The Amazing New Label Lock No Residue & Dual Layer Tamper Proof Security Labels can be used in a variety of applications that include:Aircraft Security Labels, Vehicle Security Labels, Vans Carrying DfT SDoC, Van Door Labels, Search & Secure Labels, Boxes & Packaging Labels, Computer & Cabinets, DVD Security Labels, CD Security Labels, etc.

A new generation of maximum security label seal has arrived, delivering security you can see. For use on a wide range of applications, Label Lock automatically voids if opened or interfered with clearly signalling a security breach with a warning. Label Lock labels are entirely manufactured in the heart of the UK by Security Labels International. The business employs 30 people and is growing rapidly following the launch of their new product and a move into the global marketplace. Products can be seen on the website www.labellock.com