Monitoring for sealed articles, RF-restricted cargo, and routes that cannot be disclosed.
Defense logistics calls for dependable records in sealed crates and RF-restricted shipments, with a documentation culture where the record matters as much as the article. G-force sensing requires no power; the chart-drive motor uses a battery. Impact Register has served this environment since the missile era. Our recorders rode nose cones in the 1950s, and we manufacture domestically, as we have since 1914.
Common risks, and how monitoring addresses them
Tamper and custody evidence
Non-resettable activation and physical, sealed-in-place recording create a custody record that survives every handoff: no login, no cloud, no question.
RF-restricted shipments
No signal is required. G-force sensing is mechanical and needs no battery, but the chart-drive motor uses a battery; confirm that the recorder meets your shipment’s power restrictions.
Acceptance at destination
A continuous chart lets the receiving activity accept or reject on evidence, not inspection alone, and supports the claim if rejection is warranted.
The right instruments for defense
Domestic manufacture since 1914. Our staff works with program offices and primes on deployment, documentation, and receiving procedures appropriate to controlled shipments.
Pick your entry point
Talk to an engineer
G-range selection, mounting guidance, chart interpretation, lab correlation. Response from engineering staff within one business day.
Start a program conversation
Fleet or program deployment, volume paths, lead times, distributor support, and claims-workflow design for your whole shipping operation.