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| DANGEROUS GOODS PRODUCTS
- Class
1 - Explosives
- Class 2
- Gases
- Class 3
- Flammable
Liquids
- Class
4 - Flammable
Solids; Substances Liable to Spontaneous Combustion; Substances Which,
in Contact with Water, Emit Flammable Gases
- Class 5
- Oxidizing
Substances and Organic Peroxide
-
Class 6
- Toxic
and
Infectious Substances
- Class
7
- Radioactive
Materials
- Class
8 - Corrosives
- Class 9
- Miscellaneous
Dangerous Goods
DOT
- ICAO - IATA - IMO
Hazardous Materials Labels
The
Department of Transportation (DOT), under CFR 49, Part 172.400,
requires special labels for packages, overpacks or containers
transporting hazardous materials. These hazardous material
transportation labels, all available from Unz & Co., also
satisfy the compliance regulations of other regulatory agencies,
including the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and the International
Maritime Organization (IMO). Quality
and Compliance
Guaranteed!
Every
Unz & Co. label is manufactured in strict compliance with all
applicable government regulations. This attention to detail covers
design, color, size and durability. We use fade-resistant inks and a
pressure-sensitive backing for easy application. All Unz
& Co. hazard class labels meet or exceed US and
international transport regulations with regard to quality, design and
durability. This
includes conformance
with 49 CFR Part 172 Subpart E, IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations
Section 7, and
the IMDG Code Chapter 5. These
standard
4 in. x 4 in. (100 x 100 mm) square on point (diamond shaped) labels
are available in
your
choice of heavyweight coated paper or vinyl with a pressure sensitive
adhesive
backing.
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on item number for details
Hazardous
Materials Labels
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for a graphic overview of this category
| Available in 2 Styles !
Heavyweight coated paper
= R
Double Vinyl for outdoor use = V |
| | Class 1 -
Explosives
Explosive
labels are available in tabbed designs which
allows customer to use them for a variety of different explosive
materials.
Hazard Class 1
Explosive Orange Label -
Labels for highly hazardous explosives in
divisions 1.1, 1.2
and 1.3 require both the division number and compatibility group to be
displayed on the label. Orange
tabs
provide customers with flexibility to use them for each of these
divisions and compatibility
groups A through L. (W40-300V)
Hazard
Class 1, Division 1.4
Explosive Orange Label - Labels
for the less hazardous division 1.4, 1.5 and
1.6 explosives must display only the compatibility letter. Unz & Co. carries
labels for division 1.4
only and these may be customized for compatibility groups B, C, D, E F,
G and S
as needed. (W40-310V) |
| W40-300V |
Explosive
Class 1 - 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 Tabbed Vinyl Labels 4 in. x 4 in. |
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V |
| | W40-310V |
Explosive
Class 1 - 1.4 D Tabbed Vinyl Labels 4 in. x 4 in. |
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V |
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| Class 2 -
Gases
Gases
in Class 2 are divided into three divisions, each with its own unique
hazard class label.
Hazard
Class 2
Flammable Gas Red Label
- Flammable gases in division 2.1, such as hydrogen, acetylene, and
propane, require a red label with a flame icon on the top and the
number 2 at the bottom. (W40-425R)
Hazard Class 2 Non-Flammable Gas
Green Label -
Non-flammable gases in division 2.2, such as nitrogen, refrigerants,
and other inert gases, require a green label with a cylinder icon on
the top and the number 2 at the bottom. (W40-430R)
Hazard Class 2 Toxic Gas White
Label
- Toxic gases in division 2.3, such as chlorine, require a white label
with a "skull and crossbones" icon on top and the number 2 on the
bottom. In the US, these materials are called Inhalation Hazards
and the label is slightly modified to contain a black background behind
the "skull and crossbones." This modified label is required for toxic
gases transported into or within the United States. (W40-433R; W40-434R)
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| W40-425R |
Flammable
Gas Class 2 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. |
R |
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| | W40-430R |
Non-Flammable
Gas Class 2 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. |
R |
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| W40-433R | Toxic Gas
Class 2 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. | R | | | | W40-434R | Inhalation
Hazard Class 2 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. | R | |
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| | Class 3 -
Flammable Liquids
Hazard Class 3
Flammable Liquids Red Label
- Flammable liquids in Class 3 include common materials such as fuels,
paints, solvents, and alcohols. The flammable liquid label is red with
a flame icon at the top and the number 3 at the bottom. (W40-460R)
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| W40-460R |
Flammable
Liquid Class 3 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. |
R |
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| Class
4 - Flammable Solids;
Reactive materials in Class 4 are divided
into three divisions, each with its own unique hazard class label.
Hazard
Class 4
Flammable Solids Red/White Striped Label
- Flammable solids in Division 4.1, such as matches and certain
self-reactive substances, require a red and white striped label with a
flame icon at the top and the number 4 at the bottom. (W40-455V)
Hazard Class 4 Spontaneously
Combustible Solids Red/White Halved Label -
Spontaneously combustible materials in Division 4.2, such as certain
metal powders, require a 1/2 red and 1/2 white label with a flame icon
on the top and the number 4 on the bottom. (W40-510R)
Hazard Class 4 Dangerous When Wet
Blue Label -
Materials which will create flammable gases when in contact with water
are assigned to Division 4.3. They require a blue label with a flame
icon on the top and the number 4 at the bottom. (W40-515R)
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| W40-455V |
Flammable
Solid Class 4 Vinyl Labels
4 in. x 4
in. | |
V |
| | W40-510R | Spontaneously
Combustible Solid Class 4 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. |
R |
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| | W40-515R | Dangerous
When Wet Class 4 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. |
R |
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| | Class 5 -
Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides
Materials in Class 5 are divided into two
divisions, each with its own unique hazard class label.
Hazard
Class 5 Oxidizers Yellow Label -
Oxidizers in Division 5.1, such as hydrogan peroxide, require a yellow
label with flame and "O" symbol at the top and the number 5.1 at the
bottom. (W40-405R)
Hazard Class 5 Organic Peroxides
Yellow/Red Halved Label -
Organic peroxides in Division 5.2, such as benzoyl peroxide and certain
additives in epoxy resins, require a 1/2 yellow and 1/2 red label with
a flame at the top and the number 5.2 at the bottom. In the US for
ground transport, a modified, older label which is completely yellow
may be used until January 1, 2011. (W40-410R)
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| W40-405R | Oxidizer
Class 5.1 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper | R |
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| | W40-410R | Organic
Peroxide Class 5.2 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper | R |
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| Class 6 -
Toxic and Infectious Substances
Both toxic
and infectious materials comprise this class which is divided into two
divisions, each with its own unique hazard class label.
Hazard Class 6
Toxic Substances White Label
- Toxic materials in Division 6.1, such as cyanide solutions and
pesticides, require a white label with a "skull and crossbones" at the
top and the number 6 at the bottom. (W40-423V)
Hazard
Class 6 Inhalation Hazard White Label - Certain highly
toxic materials in Division 6.1, which are toxic specifically by
inhalation, require a modified hazard class label when transported into
or within the US by any mode. This label includes a black background
behind the "skull and crossbones." (W40-424R)
Hazard
Class 6 Toxic Substances White PGIII Label - Certain
materials that have low toxicity, such as tetrachloroethylene, and
which have been assigned to Division 6.1 packing group III may display
an alternative label that includes the words "PG III." This label is
used primarily for air shipments and has replaced the now obsolete
"Keep Away From Food" label. (W40-777R)
Hazard
Class 6 Infectious Substances White Label -
Division 6.2 includes substances such as virus cultures and
potentially infectious blood samples. These materials require a white
label with three crescents superimposed on a circle at the top and the
number 6 at the bottom. The lower portion of the label must contain
information on who to notify in the event of damage or leakage.
(W40-600R)
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| W40-423V |
Toxic
Class 6 Vinyl Labels 4 in. x 4 in. |
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V |
| | W40-424R | Inhalation
Hazard Class 6 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. | R
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| | W40-600R | Infectious
Substance Class 6 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. | R | |
| | W40-777R | PG III
Class 6 Hazardous Materials Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x.
4 in. | R | |
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Class 7
- Radioactive
Radioactive materials are divided into three
divisions, each with its own unique hazard class label.
Hazard
Class 7 Radioactive I White Label -
Low level radioactive materials require a white label with
the radioactive trefoil at the top and words including "Radioactive I"
on the label. (W40-601R)
Hazard
Class 7 Radioactive II White/Yellow Halved Label -
Moderately radioactive materials require a 1/2 white 1/2
yellow label with the radioactive trefoil at the top and words
including "Radioactive II" on the label. (W40-602R)
Hazard
Class 7 Radioactive III White/Yellow Halved Label -
Highly radioactive materials require a 1/2 white 1/2 yellow
label with the radioactive trefoil at the top and words including
"Radioactive III" and a Transport Index on the label. (W40-603R)
| W40-601R | Radioactive
I
Hazard Class 7 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. | R | |
| | W40-602R | Radioactive
II
Hazard Class 7 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. | R | |
| | W40-603R | Radioactive
Hazard III
Hazard Class 7 Labels on
heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4
in. | R | | |
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| Class 8 -
Corrosives
Hazard Class 8 Corrosives White
Over Black Label - Corrosive materials in Class 8 require
a unique hazard class label that is 1/2 white 1/2 black. The upper
portion of the label contains a pictogram indicating that these
materials are corrosive to both steel and human skin. (W40-485R) |
| W40-485R |
Corrosive
Class 8 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. |
R |
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| | Class 9 -
Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
Hazard Class 9 Miscellaneous
Hazardous Black/White Striped Over White Label - Materials
which do not meet the specific hazard class definitions of Classes 1
though 8 but which are still regulated by national or international
regulations, are included in Class 9. This Miscellaneous Hazard Class
includes materials such as dry ice, environmentally hazardous
substances, and elevated temperature materials. These materials require
a white label with the top 1/2 containing black and white stripes. The
bottom of the label displays the number 9. (W40-545R) |
| W40-545R |
Miscellaneous
Class 9 Labels on heavyweight coated paper 4 in. x 4 in. |
R |
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