Case Studies
Logistics
Monitoring environmental conditions for goods in storage and transit.
Featured Case Studies
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Tinytags monitor temperature controlled food distribution
Temperature monitoring is essential to ensure that food is delivered in a safe condition and for maintaining records for accreditation purposes.
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Tinytags monitor cool box performance for food home deliveries
Meal boxes are shipped using temperature controlled packaging which is evaluated by Tinytag data loggers for effectiveness, in order to ensure product quality and safety.
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Monitoring temperature of pharmaceuticals in storage
Live drug products stored in a warehouse were monitored to ensure they were stored within the correct temperature range, in order to maintain their effectiveness.
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Tinytags help verify storage conditions of pharmaceutical materials
Tinytags are used by a manufacturer of Precipitated Calcium Carbonate, used in the pharmaceutical industry, to monitor warehouse temp/RH as part of an ongoing product stability programme.
Logistics
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Warehousing and cold stores
Tinytags monitor temperature and humidity for goods in warehouses, cold stores and retail premises. Dual channel loggers are available to monitor both product core and surrounding air temperature.
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Temperature controlled distribution/cold chain
Tinytags provide essential monitoring in warehouses, cold stores and refrigerated delivery vehicles to ensure goods are kept within specified environmental conditions throughout the cold chain.
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Food storage/distribution/cold chain
Tinytags are used to help ensure compliance with industry-wide environmental, health and safety regulations including HACCP measures throughout the food industry and the cold chain.
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Vaccine and pharmaceutical storage/transport/cold chain
Tinytags help ensure compliance with WHO recommendations that vaccines are regularly monitored and kept within a temperature range of +2 to +8°C until the point of administration.
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Transportation and storage of museum collections/artefacts
Tinytag temperature and relative humidity loggers are used in the transportation, storage and display of artefacts and sensitive items in museum collections. Probed versions are available for sealed display cases or difficult to reach areas.
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Cryogenic storage for transport (nitrogen dry vapour shippers)
Cryogenic temperature data loggers are an essential tool to monitor and validate the temperatures to which clinical samples are exposed while being transported and stored in nitrogen dry vapour flasks. The Tinytag Dry Shipper data logger is specially designed for this application and will record temperatures to -196°C.
