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Dangerous Goods Signs

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Dangerous Goods Signs, Placards & Hazard Labels:

Dangerous goods signs in this collection cover a wide range of hazard classes and transport identification requirements, with rigid placards, self-adhesive vinyl labels, pictograms, Hazchem signage and sign holders represented across the range. Products include markings for flammable liquids and gases, explosives, toxic substances, corrosives, oxidising substances, organic peroxides, radioactive materials and miscellaneous dangerous goods.

Dangerous Goods Class Signs:

The collection includes class-specific placards for hazards such as Flammable Liquid Class 3, Flammable Solid Class 4, Oxidising Substances Class 5.1, Organic Peroxide Class 5.2, Toxic Class 6, Radioactive Class 7 and Corrosive Class 8. Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods Class 9 signage is also represented, alongside non-flammable compressed gas, toxic gas, spontaneously combustible and dangerous-when-wet classifications.

Several radioactive formats are available, including Radioactive I, II and III and Fissile Safety Index signs.

Hazchem, Pictogram & Transport Signage:

For more specialised identification, the range includes Hazchem signs such as UN 3082 and UN 1203 petrol formats, plus ecotoxic, oxidiser and exclamation-mark pictograms. Limited Quantity transport markings and elevated-temperature signs are also included.

Sizes vary considerably according to the intended application. Options include compact 100 x 100mm labels supplied on rolls of 500, 250 x 250mm transport markings, 295 x 295mm placards and larger 400 x 400mm dangerous goods signs. Selected products are manufactured from rigid PVC, while smaller labels use self-adhesive vinyl.

Dangerous Goods Sign Holders & Backing Plates:

The collection also includes hardware for displaying dangerous goods diamonds, including galvanised steel 400 x 400mm vehicle sign holders, plate holders and backing plates in different sizes.

Choosing the Right Dangerous Goods Sign:

Select signage according to the substance or hazard classification, required symbol, application and display size. Check whether your installation requires a rigid placard, self-adhesive label, Hazchem panel or sign holder, and confirm the relevant regulatory requirements before use. Selected products are specified to AS/NZS 1906.1:2007 and reference New Zealand dangerous substances and transport signage requirements.