Tamper-Evident VOID Labels for Vehicles & Equipment | UKVIN Group
VOID security labels are designed to reveal evidence of removal. When the correct construction is applied to a compatible surface, separating the label from that surface may transfer a patterned message, show a visible change or damage the label.
Where are VOID labels useful?
Common applications include asset cases, electronic equipment housings, sealed panels, managed tools and fleet equipment. On vehicles they may supplement existing identification systems for authorised components or service items; they must not be used to cover, imitate or replace statutory VIN markings.
How a VOID label works
The material uses a tamper-indicating layer and adhesive system. Some constructions leave a residue on the surface; others show an irreversible message within the label. Results vary with the substrate, coating, temperature, cleaning chemicals and application conditions, so no label is completely tamper-proof.
What to specify for a custom order
- Approximate width and height in millimetres
- Surface type: glass, coated metal, plastic or painted panel
- Indoor or outdoor exposure, heat, moisture and solvents
- Quantity and any authorised reference numbers or business artwork
- Whether a transferable VOID residue is acceptable on that surface
VOID labels versus destructible labels
A VOID label is primarily intended to make lifting or peeling evident; a destructible label is designed to fracture as removal is attempted. For serialised equipment, see our asset marking guide. For a broader comparison, browse vehicle security labels.
Responsible use
Independent security labels do not verify that a VIN is genuine, prove lawful ownership or represent vehicle manufacturer-issued components. Always have permission to mark the relevant item and check the substrate before applying adhesive.
Contact UKVIN Group with your label specification or read about trade label quantities.