Buy Hazardous Material Labels – Proper Marking of Dangerous Goods
Our hazardous material labels are not only high-quality and durable, but also compliant with international and national regulations for the transport of dangerous goods. They meet the requirements according to GGVSE, ADR, RID, ADNR for road and rail transport, IMDG for maritime transport, and IATA for air transport. Thereby, they ensure optimal load securing and minimize the risk of dangerous accidents and violations of transport regulations.Manufactured from robust materials that withstand the extreme conditions of transport, our labels for dangerous goods are weatherproof, seawater-resistant, and UV-resistant. They are available in various sizes and designs to cover a wide range of applications. In addition, we offer customized solutions to meet specific needs and requirements. If you want to buy hazardous material labels that match your exact specifications, you have come to the right place.
Our dangerous goods labels are an indispensable tool for companies that transport and store hazardous materials. They contribute not only to safety but also to compliance with legal requirements, which in turn reduces potential penalties and liability risks. Our dangerous goods labels on rolls are particularly practical and facilitate handling considerably.
Dangerous Goods Labels Product Overview
The following dangerous goods labels are available from us at short notice. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please feel free to contact us!
Robust Dangerous Goods Labels for Various Hazard Classes
At Sandax, we offer a comprehensive range of dangerous goods labels for the various hazard classes
and their respective sub-classes:
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 1: Explosive substances and articles containing explosives
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 2: Gases
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 3: Flammable liquids
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 4: Flammable solids
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 5: Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 6: Toxic and infectious substances
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 7: Radioactive materials
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 8: Corrosive substances
- Hazardous material labels for hazard class 9: Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles
Versatile Applications of Dangerous Goods Labels
For versatile use, we offer dangerous goods labels in various formats (e.g., for export packaging). Whether for marking small cardboard boxes and packaging or for larger transport units such as sea containers and trucks, you will find the right solution with us. Our smaller 10x10cm hazardous material labels are available as roll goods, which significantly facilitates handling and application.
Label Hazardous Materials Correctly and Visibly
Durable Hazardous Materials Labels for Demanding Transport Conditions
Hazardous Materials Labels for Various Classes and Applications
Dangerous Goods Labels Price-Performance Ratio
Our products are not only of high quality but also competitively priced. If you want to buy dangerous goods labels that meet the highest quality standards, you have come to the right place. We offer various pricing models that allow you to purchase exactly the quantity and type of dangerous goods labels you need without breaking your budget.In addition, we offer attractive discount structures for bulk orders as well as special offers for returning customers. Our transparent pricing policy ensures that there are no hidden costs. You receive an excellent price-performance ratio, which is reflected in the durability and reliability of our dangerous goods stickers and dangerous goods labels for containers.
We understand that cost is a crucial factor when choosing hazardous material labels, especially for companies that require a large number of dangerous goods labels for tank wagons or containers. Therefore, we are committed to offering you high-quality products at competitive prices, so you can ensure the safety and compliance of your transports without compromising on quality.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dangerous Goods Labels
Below you will find important questions and answers about dangerous goods labels, hazardous materials stickers, hazard labels, and their use in transporting, storing, and export packaging of dangerous goods.
What are dangerous goods labels?
Dangerous goods labels are hazard markings applied to packages, drums, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), shipping containers, or transport vehicles, as applicable. They use symbols, colours, hazard classes, and sometimes text to indicate the hazards presented by a substance or product. For vehicles and freight containers, larger placards may be required instead of package labels.
Why are dangerous goods labels required?
Dangerous goods labels are used to identify hazardous cargo clearly and in accordance with applicable transport regulations. They help drivers, freight companies, warehouse staff, authorities, customs officials, and emergency responders recognize hazards quickly and handle shipments appropriately.
Which regulations apply to dangerous goods labels?
Requirements depend on the mode of transport. Relevant regulations include ADR for road transport, RID for rail transport, the IMDG Code for sea freight, and the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for air freight. Sandax dangerous goods labels are designed for national and international transport applications. The appropriate labels and markings must always be selected according to the applicable requirements.
Which dangerous goods classes can be identified with hazard labels?
Dangerous goods labels are available for different hazard classes, including explosives, gases, flammable liquids, flammable solids, toxic substances, and corrosive substances. Additional markings may be required for environmentally hazardous substances. The correct identification always depends on the dangerous goods being transported and the applicable regulations.
What does dangerous goods Class 3 mean?
Dangerous goods Class 3 refers to flammable liquids. Corresponding hazard labels are used on applicable packages such as drums, IBCs, cartons, and crates. Tank containers and shipping containers may require the corresponding placards and additional markings when flammable liquids are transported.
When are dangerous goods labels with text used?
Dangerous goods labels with text are used when additional wording alongside the hazard symbol is desired or required. Text such as "Flammable Liquid" can make the hazard easier to understand. Whether a label with or without text is appropriate depends on the applicable regulations, mode of transport, and specific application.
What sizes are available for dangerous goods labels?
Dangerous goods labels are available in various sizes depending on the application, including 10 x 10 cm, 25 x 25 cm, and 30 x 30 cm. Smaller labels are commonly used on packages and shipping units, while larger labels or placards are used on freight containers, vehicles, tanks, and large cargo units, subject to the applicable size requirements.
Why are many dangerous goods labels made from PE film?
Polyethylene (PE) film is durable, resistant to wear, and well suited to demanding transport conditions. Depending on the product, dangerous goods labels made from PE film can be weather-resistant, UV-resistant, and seawater-resistant. This helps keep hazard symbols and markings visible during outdoor storage, sea freight, and long transport journeys.
Are dangerous goods labels self-adhesive?
Yes, many dangerous goods labels are self-adhesive and can be applied directly to suitable surfaces. These include cardboard, plastic, metal, drums, IBCs, crates, and shipping containers. The surface should be clean, dry, and free from grease to ensure reliable adhesion.
What does seawater-resistant mean for dangerous goods labels?
Seawater-resistant dangerous goods labels are designed for demanding transport conditions, including sea freight, container shipments, and outdoor storage. They are intended to remain legible and securely attached despite exposure to moisture, salt-laden air, and changing weather conditions.
When are dangerous goods labels on rolls useful?
Dangerous goods labels supplied on rolls are useful when large numbers of packages, drums, cartons, or IBCs need to be labelled regularly. Roll labels are easy to handle, speed up the labelling process, and are particularly practical for warehouses, shipping departments, production facilities, and logistics centres.
Where should dangerous goods labels be placed?
Dangerous goods labels must be applied in a clearly visible and durable manner in accordance with the relevant regulations. The required position may vary depending on whether the marking is for a package, shipping container, or transport vehicle. It is essential that the label is not obscured, damaged, or illegible.
When should a dangerous goods label be replaced?
A dangerous goods label should be replaced if it is damaged, dirty, peeling off, faded, or no longer clearly legible. Missing or unclear hazard markings can cause transport delays, safety risks, and violations of dangerous goods transport regulations.
Can Sandax supply custom dangerous goods labels?
Yes, in addition to standard dangerous goods labels available at short notice, Sandax offers customized solutions for specific requirements. This is useful when special sizes, designs, materials, text, or other individual hazard identification solutions are needed.
Can I buy dangerous goods labels directly from Sandax?
Yes, you can buy dangerous goods stickers, hazard labels, and dangerous goods identification labels directly from Sandax. Many standard labels are available at short notice. If you need a specific dangerous goods class, size, product design, or customized marking, Sandax can provide expert advice.