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SpotSee® ShockWatch® Original Impact Labels (Non-Serialised)
The industry-standard original impact indicator. ShockWatch® Original Labels provide high-sensitivity shock detection for a wide range of fragile goods. These "L-Series" labels are the first line of defence in deterring rough handling and ensuring that damaging impacts are visible immediately upon delivery.
Product Overview
ShockWatch Labels provide a highly accurate visual indication of damaging impact through a calibrated glass ampoule. These original, non-serialised labels are supplied in packs of 50. They are the standard choice for general freight, retail electronics, and consumer goods where individual unit tracking is not a requirement.
Key Benefits
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Universal Deterrent: Recognized globally by carriers; the presence of the label reduces mishandling by up to 70%.
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Non-Serialised Efficiency: Ideal for high-volume shipping where general transit monitoring is the priority.
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High Sensitivity: Optimized for parcels and crates where precise, omni-directional detection is required.
ShockWatch® Original Labels – Frequently Asked Questions
What are ShockWatch Original Labels used for?
ShockWatch Original Labels provide high-sensitivity visual impact detection for general freight, electronics, and consumer goods. They are ideal when individual serial tracking is not required.
How do ShockWatch Labels work?
Each label contains a calibrated glass ampoule that turns red when a damaging impact occurs. This provides a clear, tamper-evident indication of mishandling during transit.
What is the difference between Serialised and Non-Serialised ShockWatch Labels?
Serialised labels include a unique ID for audit trails and regulated supply chains. Non-serialised labels offer the same impact detection but are designed for high-volume shipments where individual tracking is unnecessary.
Do ShockWatch Labels reduce shipping damage?
Yes. The presence of a ShockWatch label is a strong deterrent. Carriers recognise the indicator and typically handle labelled shipments more carefully.
Which sensitivity level should I choose?
Select the sensitivity based on the fragility and weight of your shipment. Lower G-levels suit delicate items, while higher G-levels are appropriate for robust goods. Refer to the ShockWatch Label Overview PDF for guidance.
Can ShockWatch Labels be used on pallets or crates?
Yes. They are suitable for cartons, crates, and palletised loads. For large shipments, multiple labels may be applied to ensure visibility from all sides.
Are ShockWatch Labels single-use?
Yes. Once activated, the indicator permanently changes colour and cannot be reset, ensuring a reliable record of impact.
