Shockwatch Impact Indicator Product Selection Guide 800-763-1969

Using This Selection Guide:
This selection guide and sensor activation table should always be used as a starting point. Packaging design and construction may affect the correlation between drop height and ShockWatch activation.

This guide is for reference only. We recommend that you speak to a ShockWatch representative before placing an order.

Two things you need to know to select a ShockWatch sensitivity:

Cubic feet of shipment (height × width × depth)
Weight of shipment

ShockWatch Impact Indicator Labels Selection Guide
ShockWatch Clip, Multi-G, and Tube Selection Guide

All product is rated at 50 milliseconds

Product Name	Sensitivity	Activation Height (on hard surfaces)
CX85 and CXX85 Clip & Tube Only	10G	Activates at 2" / 50.8mm to 4" / 101.6mm
CX75 and CXX75 Clip & Tube Only	15G	Activates at 3" / 76.2mm to 6" / 153.4mm
65MC, CX65 and 65MCD, CXX65 Clip & Tube Only	25G	Activates at 4" / 101.6mm to 8" / 203.2mm Most commonly used clip.
55MC, CX55 and 55MCD, CXX55 Clip & Tube Only	37.5G	Activates at 6" / 153.4mm to 14" / 355.6mm
47MC, CX47 and 47MCD, CXX47 Clip & Tube Only	50G	Activates at 8" / 203.2mm to 4" / 203.2mm
35MC, CX35 and 35MCD, CXX35 Clip & Tube Only	75G	Activation trends at 19" / 482.6mm to 24" / 609.6mm
30MC, CX30 and 30MCD, CXX30 Clip & Tube Only	100G	Activation trends at 24" / 609.6mm to 30" / 762mm
Multi-G Clip	25G, 50G, 75G (standard)	Activates at three different levels

MC, CX = clip with one window MCD, CXX = clip with two windows

MAG 2000 Selection Guide

ShockWatch MAG 2000 and MAG 2000 Impact Date/Timer Selection Guide

Low Fragility Zone: Applicable in situations in which both visible and hidden damage is possible, and a single extreme impact would cause damage to product. Pertains to products transported via a variety of modes.

Average Fragility Zone: Applicable in situations in which there is a moderate degree of stability and survivability built into the product, and in which a standard mode of transportation is used.

High Fragility Zone: Applicable in situations in which hidden damage is the key concern. Typically, these products will be constructed of low-tolerance components, such as data storage drives, optical lenses, or any other products that require precise alignment. Pertains to most products that require specialized modes of transportation, such as air-ride vans or extended travel in hydro-cushion railcars.