Our Monitoring Indicators FAQ provides answers to common questions about shipping and packaging monitoring solutions. Learn how temperature indicators, impact indicators, tilt indicators, and humidity indicator cards work, where they are used, and how to choose the right solution for your application.
Yes, we fully support OEM and customized orders. We can manufacture products according to customers’ specific requirements, including customized labels, packaging, specifications, and branding solutions. If you need custom impact indicators, tilt indicators, temperature indicators, or humidity monitoring products, please contact us for detailed customization support and quotation information.
Yes, we provide FREE samples for customers to evaluate product quality and performance. Our samples help customers test and verify the suitability of our impact indicators, tilt indicators, temperature indicators, and humidity indicators before placing bulk orders. Please contact us to request free samples and shipping details.
Impact indicator labels are highly sensitive monitoring devices. The white tube inside the indicator may activate and turn red if exposed to excessive shock or improper handling during transportation. To ensure product stability and prevent accidental activation during shipping, we use strong protective packaging solutions.
Our standard packaging includes double-layer cartons and thick protective foam cushioning to minimize vibration and impact during transit. For highly sensitive models such as 25G, 37G, and 50G impact indicators, we additionally use reinforced wooden crates for extra protection. These packaging methods significantly reduce the risk of accidental activation caused by rough shipping conditions.
“G” refers to the gravity force value used to measure impact sensitivity in impact indicator labels. Different G values represent different impact activation thresholds. Lower G values indicate higher sensitivity to shock and impact, while higher G values require stronger impact force for activation. Selecting the correct G value helps ensure accurate monitoring and protection during transportation and handling
Impact Indicator Label is always live, while Shock Indicator 2 can be armed before you ship a container/carton and is not always live.
The lifespan is typically two years from the date of shipment.