Approval Seals - Page 2

'Approval Seal' labels are typically used by quality assurance managers, inspectors, and department heads. The person responsible for final verification applies the seal to clear an item for release, shipment, or the next phase of production.

An 'Approval Seal' label usually includes the word "Approved" or "Approval Seal" and often has space for an inspector's initials, a signature, or a date. This creates a clear and accountable record of who approved the item and when.

'Approval Seal' labels are designed with a strong, permanent adhesive. This ensures the seal cannot be easily removed or tampered with after it has been applied, maintaining the integrity of the approval process. For items that must show evidence of removal, tamper security seals may also be used.

While both indicate a pass, an 'Approval Seal' often implies a more formal or final stage of authorization, like a sign-off from a manager. An 'Accepted' label is more commonly used in-process to show an item has passed a specific inspection point.