Humidity Indicator Cards (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60%) Description
Sierra Electronics Tapesplice Humidity Indicator Cards give you a quick, visual check on moisture levels without any special tools. Each card carries six spots, ranging from 10% to 60%, so you can instantly see if humidity is creeping past safe limits. The spots shift from blue to pink as the air gets wetter, making it obvious when conditions need attention.
They’re lightweight, slip easily into sealed packaging, and deliver reliable readings right where your product sits. Electronics makers rely on them to safeguard SMT assemblies, semiconductors, and PCBs. Optical lenses, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices also benefit from the added assurance.
The beauty of these cards is their simplicity. No power, no calibration, no fuss. Just open the box and know at a glance whether your items are being stored in a safe environment. For manufacturers under strict packaging standards, this is a straightforward way to stay compliant while avoiding costly damage.
Highlights
- Six-point range: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%
- Clear color change: blue (safe) → pink (humid)
- Works inside sealed packaging and storage units
- Trusted across electronics, pharma, and optics industries
Specs at a Glance
- Format: compact card with six humidity indicators
- Indicator type: reversible, color-based response
- Purpose: moisture detection inside packaging and storage
Simple, accurate, and dependable—that’s what you get with Tapesplice Humidity Indicator Cards.
Humidity Indicator Cards (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60%) FAQs
1. How do the humidity indicator cards work?
Each card has six circular spots that respond to moisture. They begin blue and turn pink once the relative humidity reaches the percentage shown on the spot. This gives you a clear, step-by-step view of humidity levels inside your packaging or storage.
2. Are the color changes reversible?
Yes. If the environment becomes drier, the spots shift back to blue. This allows ongoing monitoring rather than a single-use reading.
3. Where should I place the card?
Place it inside the sealed package, container, or storage area with the product you’re protecting. For quick checks, position it where it can be seen through a transparent window, or open the package briefly to view the card.
4. What industries use these cards the most?
They’re commonly used in electronics manufacturing (SMT, semiconductors, PCBs), optical lenses, pharmaceuticals, and precision instruments—anywhere moisture could cause damage or compliance issues.
5. Do I need special equipment to read them?
No. The cards are completely visual. Just check the color of the indicator spots—blue means safe, pink means humidity exposure.
6. How long do the cards last?
They’re built for repeated readings and typically last throughout the storage or shipping period. For best accuracy, avoid touching the indicator spots directly.
7. Are they compliant with industry standards?
Yes, they meet the standard requirements for moisture-sensitive packaging in electronics and other industries.