GForce Indicator Label What it does Provides a clear, irreversible visual indication when an item has been subjected to shock or impact. Singleuse nonresettable design shows if handled roughly during transport, storage, or testing. Key benefits Simple verification: Enables quick visual checks without tools or instrumentation. Risk reduction: Helps identify cargo or equipment that may require inspection after potential impact events. Wide temperature tolerance: Operates across a broad temperature range from 10 Degrees to 90 Degrees C, suitable for indoor and many outdoor environments. Main features Function: Onetime, nonresettable gforce indicator that visibly changes when an impact event occurs. Size: Compact label width of 1 45/64 in, designed to fit on packages, crates, instrument panels, and other surfaces where space is limited. Visibility: Designed for straightforward interpretation to support handling and quality control decisions. Durability: Rated for use across the specified temperature range to maintain reliability in varied conditions. Practical applications and logistics: Affix to parcels or crates to monitor handling during transit and identify shipments that need inspection on arrival. Electronics and precision equipment: Apply to cases or instrument housings to detect potential damaging impacts during storage or installation. Manufacturing and test environments: Use on prototypes or assemblies to record if units experienced shock during handling or movement on the production floor. Usage notes Singleuse indicator. Once activated it cannot be reset. Mount on a clean, dry surface for visibility and adherence. Interpret promptly after transit or suspected impact to determine next steps for inspection or corrective action. Specifications Product: GForce Indicator Label Temperature range: 10 Degrees to 90 Degrees C Resettable: Not resettable Label width: 1 45/64 in This label provides a straightforward, reliable way to detect exposure to shock events and support handling, inspection, and quality control processes.