Visual Shock Indicator

Visual shock indicators are devices used to monitor and indicate whether a package or product has been subjected to excessive shock or impact during transportation or handling. They are typically small, adhesive-backed labels that are affixed to the packaging or product.

When a package or product is subjected to a shock or impact above a certain threshold, the visual shock indicator will activate and change color. This change in color serves as a visual indication that the package or product may have been mishandled or damaged during transit.

Visual shock indicators are commonly used in industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, and medical devices, where the integrity of the products during transportation is critical. By using visual shock indicators, companies can quickly identify and address any potential damage or mishandling issues, ensuring that their products reach the end-users in optimal condition.

It is important to note that visual shock indicators are not able to provide detailed information about the magnitude or specific nature of the shock or impact. They simply serve as a visual alert that further investigation may be required to assess the extent of any potential damage.