Shock indicator

The shock indicator detects whether cargo has been subjected to potentially damaging conditions. It changes color from white to red, providing an instant visual alert if handling requirements have not been met, signaling a risk of damage. This allows shippers and receivers to assess potential issues before accepting delivery. By implementing shock indicators, companies can enhance supply chain accountability, minimize disputes, and take proactive steps to maintain product integrity. They are especially valuable for fragile or high-value goods that require careful handling.