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Automotive Parts

Prove a part came through the authorized chain — checkable at any point in that chain.

How SealsTrust Secures Automotive Parts

Fake brake pads, counterfeit airbag components, and mislabelled fluids put lives at risk. Our serialized label proves a part came through the authorized chain — and it can be checked at any point in that chain.

Component-Level Provenance

Every genuine part ships with a serialized, tamper-evident label. A photocopy loses the raised relief and light response — and a duplicated serial exposes itself in the scan log.

Workshop & Dealer Checks

Mechanics and service centres can check the label by hand — relief, fibers, light response — and a scan logs where the part surfaced. The label proves provenance; it is not a substitute for engineering certification.

Supply-Chain Visibility

Scan logs from plant to point of fitment show where serialized parts surface — exposing duplicate serials and out-of-channel movement before they escalate.

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Airbag module in a ring of light beside counterfeit brake parts
Automotive Safety-Critical

Counterfeit Airbags and Brake Pads: When a Fake Part Is a Death Sentence

In automotive, a counterfeit is not a lost sale — it is a safety-critical component that fails when a life depends on it. Here is how fake airbags, brakes and sensors reach vehicles, and the per-unit proof of origin that is hard to clone from packaging...

OEM parts box beside a counterfeit box, with the aftermarket distribution chain illustrated behind
Automotive Supply Chain

The Aftermarket Parts Problem: Authenticating Beyond the Dealership

The automotive aftermarket is a trillion-dollar channel where OEM-grade fakes hide in plain sight. Here is how counterfeits enter distributors, workshops and online B2B portals — and the per-unit authentication that follows a part beyond the dealership...

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