Shock cure for mishandling bugbear

The latest damage deterrent
device from Lamerholm
Electronics, the ShockBug
aims to help businesses protect goods
in-transit from mishandling. It has
been designed to give manufacturers
the reassurance that products are

The latest damage deterrent
device from Lamerholm
Electronics, the ShockBug
aims to help businesses protect goods
in-transit from mishandling. It has
been designed to give manufacturers
the reassurance that products are
being handled appropriately once
they leave their premises, as well as
reducing the cost of replacements,
waste and additional transport.

Ian Robinson, managing director
of Lamerholm’s parent company IMC
Group, said: “The improper handling
of goods during shipment and
handling is not only time consuming
and expensive, it can be extremely
damaging to a company’s reputation.

Customer satisfaction has never been
more important and our latest device,
the ShockBug will hopefully give
users the reassurance that their
products are being handled properly.”
The most advanced device of its
kind, the ShockBug provides an exact
record of the date and time when
shock limits have been reached by a
pre-determined threshold. This
threshold can also be adjusted
depending on the sensitivity of the
product or load.

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