WARMMARK® Short Run
DISPOSABLE INDICATORS FROM SPOTSEE FOR HEAT-SENSITIVE PRODUCTS
WarmMark® temperature/time indicators allow you to monitor your products during transportation. They reliably indicate whether the temperatures were above the limit value you specified and also provide information on the potential duration of the temperature exceedance.
The time indication refers to a constant temperature exceedance of 2°C above the defined limit value of the respective WarmMark® indicator.
Features:
Selection of different temperature limit values
Visible deterrent against incorrect handling
Irreversible indicator - once activated, permanent monitoring takes place
Easy detection of potential damage due to color change under extreme temperature stress
Red discoloration indicates that the temperature limit has been exceeded
Easy to attach by peeling off the film on the self-adhesive backing
Versatile in use
Available for temperature limits between -18 °C and +37 °C
Indication of temperature exceedances from 0.5 hours to 14 days, depending on model
Treshold and Trigger Times
Treshold
Field #1
Field #2
Field #3
-18 °C
< 1 h
3 h
12 h
0 °C
2 h
12 h
48 h
5 °C
< 30 min
2 h
8 h
8 °C
2 h
12 h
48 h
10 °C
2 h
12 h
48 h
20 °C
2 h
12 h
48 h
25 °C
< 30 min
2 h
8 h
30 °C
< 30 min
2 h
8 h
37 °C
< 30 min
2 h
8 h
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
ShockWatch Inc DBA SpotSee
Responsible person:
Transport Control International GmbH
Technical data, general
Mounting
Self-adhesive
Storage conditions
Temperature within the specified limits
Shelf life
2 years from date of manufacture
Triggering
When the set value is exceeded by 2 °C
Tolerance
+/- 1 °C
Dimensions (L x W x H)
46 x 19 x 1.5 mm
Activation
Pulling out the release strip
WarmMark Temperature Indicator
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