Leaning Label (Tilt Indicator)

We offer a flexible selection of labels to ensure your products are shipped to their destination safely. The primary purpose of the Leaning Label Indicator is to ascertain whether the product has ever been tipped, overturned, or emptied during transit. This label cannot be reset; it changes from silver to red when it detects any of these conditions. It prevents product damage and keeps the driver focused. Our Leaning Label Indicator is available to customers at incredibly low prices.

Leaning Labels are Tilt and Tip Detection Indicator Label Stickers that let customers monitor, identify, and track items that need to be kept upright while in storage or during transit. Labels that lean are typically attached to packaging and adhered to a carton. The middle window of the leaning label will turn red when the goods with the Tilt N Tip indicator label are slanted, tipped to the left or right, completely overturned, laid flat, positioned horizontally, etc. Products within the carton can be shattered or damaged in this case. Nonetheless, certain clients also utilise Leaning Labels for other purposes. For instance, they attach tilting indicator labels on machinery to identify tilting, tipping, leaning, and sloping towards it.

Many shippers from logistics, transportation and courier services are becoming familiar with these labels over time; they go by names like tilt indicator, tilt watch label, tip N tell, tiltwatch label, etc. The majority of couriers are aware of the implications and effects of a loose label, which can lead to problems and complete responsibility for any damaged items. As a result, Leaning Label effectively lowers the likelihood that damaged items would occur.

An easy-to-use sign called a leaning label may quickly determine whether the product has ever been emptied, tilted, flipped over, set flat, placed horizontally while in transportation, or stored. Therefore, the indicator will activate and alert the appropriate person as soon as your items are tilted more than 80 degrees.

Large-scale and heavy machinery, top-heavy-bottom-light machines, uneven weight and structure, liquids, limited tilt angle, furniture, chemical liquids, TV monitors, refrigerators, air conditioners, printers, servers, medical instruments, precision instruments, electronic parts, artwork, and antiques, etc. are just a few examples of the many items that use leaning labels.

Five major features:

• Reduce Shipment Damage by over 70% with an Economical Packaging Option
• Enhance Business Image
• One sticker that can alert, detect, indicate, monitor, and track
• Discover the True Cause of Damage to Cargo