ShockWatch

Economical solution to reduce your damage related costs

ShockWatch 2 impact indicators offer an economical solution to prevent damage during product transit.

Indicate when mishandling has occurred with ShockWatch 2 impact indicators

The ShockWatch 2 impact indicators are not indicators of damage, they are an indicator of mishandling. If a shipment arrives at a destination with an activated ShockWatch 2, the receiver should immediately note any visible damage to the shipment, open the package and inspect for any damage to the goods.
Using ShockWatch 2 impact indicators to determine if any damage to the product may have occurred requires in house drop testing to ascertain the ShockWatch 2 which is most suitable. This may lead to reducing the number of inspections that may have to be performed by the end user.

There are two things you need to know to begin selecting a ShockWatch 2 impact indicator sensitivity: shipment size (m³) and weight (kgs).
The selection guide should always be used as a starting point only. The ShockWatch 2 that will be best suited to your application will also take into account product fragility and packaging.

A Complete Shockwatch 2 Impact Indicators Damage Prevention Program

The ShockWatch Program is more than just an impact indicator. A key element in the success of using ShockWatch 2 are the companion tools. When used in conjunction with companion labels, alert tape and communication tools, ShockWatch 2 become a highly effective damage reduction and prevention program.

Implementation of this program provides psychological reinforcement of proper handling procedures and changes the behaviour of material handlers. It provides a highly visible deterrent to mishandling throughout the supply chain and encourages package handlers to be more conscious of their behaviour and surroundings.

Preventing mishandling is the key to damage reduction.

Optional Accessories (see Accessories below)

Benefits

• Acts as a visual deterrent to improper handling
• Reduces mishandling through awareness
• Provides indisputable evidence of mishandling
• Alerts recipient to inspect contents before acceptance
• Promotes chain of accountability for all product handling
• Confirms effectiveness of packaging
• Helps identify trouble spots in the supply chain from production to transportation and storage
• Helps increase quality of product from dock to dock