Product category:
Temperature measurement: Conventional
News Release from: Lamerholm Electronics | Subject: ShockWatch temperature
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 18 February 2008
Launch of new temperature sensors at
MTEC
Lamerholm is pleased to announce the launch of the ShockWatch range of temperature-sensitive environmental indicators at MTEC
These new temperature sensors are designed to provide a reliable indication of temperature fluctuations for goods in transit and storage Both ColdMark and WarmMark ideally complement the Lamerholm existing range of impact and tilt detectors and means the company can now offer a comprehensive range of monitoring labels for goods in transit or storage
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 12 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Lamerholm Electronics is pleased to announce the launch of RD298EO enhanced options packages for its renowned RD298 Shocklog vibration and shock energy recorder for packages in transport
The new products are small, easy to use sensors that can be applied to any clean, dry surface.
Through their unique design, they provide indisputable visual evidence of exposure to unacceptable temperature levels.
The tamper-proof indicators are available for a wide variety of temperature thresholds.
Not only do these new indicators provide irreversible evidence that items have been exposed to temperatures outside acceptable limits, but they also alleviate safety concerns surrounding bacterial growth, infection and contamination while a shipment is in transit.
This makes these products ideal for monitoring both fresh and frozen food, pharmaceutical and medical products as well as other temperature- sensitive items such as electronic components and chemicals. Request a free brochure from Lamerholm Electronics ...
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