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ADR labels in format 100x100 or 250x250 mm plus ADR warning plate labels
- Standardised, ADR-compliant hazard labels in format 100x100 mm, on a roll
- Placards in format 250x250 mm as single sheets
- Custom placards with UN numbers as per ADR, starting at a batch size of 1
- Orange self-adhesive ADR warning plates in format 400x300 mm, with individual Kemler Code and UN number
Also available as a ‘half’ warning plate in a reduced size of 300x120 mm (UN number only) - Extremely strong adhesion, weather-resistant, age-resistant, saltwater-resistant
- Legally compliant: adherence to all legal standards as per ADR, RID, IATA and IMDG
HERMA and BOXLAB Services – comprehensive expertise for labelling your dangerous goods
Through our cooperative agreement with BOXLAB Services, we are also able to offer you ready-printed, standardised labels (ADR labels) for dangerous goods on attractive terms. Based in Ludwigshafen, Germany, BOXLAB Services specialises in the labelling of dangerous goods. It is responsible for operative handling of your orders (packaging and delivery). The labels are manufactured by HERMA using our own adhesives – in the usual high quality.
Nowadays flexibility and just-in-time delivery are becoming increasingly important. BOXLAB Services offers you these additional benefits: comprehensive advice on processes, conversion to uniform standards, legal compliance and customised printouts starting with batch sizes of one item. Express delivery is possible within 24 hours.
Discover the huge range of dangerous goods signs – order now from the BOXLAB online shop!
Format 100x100 mm on a roll or as individual sheets.
Frequently used hazard classes also as a practical combination of 2 or 3 sheets.
Format 250x250 mm on single sheets. Customisable with UN number.
Flexible film material. Complies with BS 5609 Section III (seawater resistant).
Orange warning plate labels in 400x300 mm format - seawater-resistant.
Printed with individual Kemler number and UN number.
Also available as a ‘half’ warning plate in 300x120 mm (UN number only).
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Mandatory / prohibitive / warning signs according to ISO EN 7010 and ADR special regulations
Use the filters to quickly find an ADR label in the hazard class you need.
Familiar high HERMA quality
BOXLAB Services uses labels manufactured in Germany by HERMA – so you can rely on high quality when it comes to adhesive strength and printed image.
All necessary certifications, such as for saltwater resistance, are renewed on a regular basis.
Assured compliance with standards
With the cooperation of external experts and several years of practical experience, BOXLAB Services ensures that you receive a layout that is currently approved for your transport route (ADR, RID, IATA, or IMDG) and complies with all standards.
Delivery within 24 hours
BOXLAB Services can supply all dangerous goods labels within one day, regardless of the batch size (express delivery anywhere in Europe). The layout is always up to date. In this way you can be sure you are observing the law, and you need less storage space.
Small quantities, starting at a batch size of 1
In addition to supplying standard products on an immediate basis, BOXLAB Services has the flexibility to provide custom-printed labels for dangerous goods starting at a batch size of 1. Like the standard products, they are also saltwater-certified.
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Important facts about labelling of dangerous goods as per ADR
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How are dangerous goods labelled?
Labelling depends on what goods are shipped. The labels on a package, for example, show less information than those on a truck or shipping container.
According to the ADR guidelines, hazardous substances must be marked by hazard labels or placards on goods or their packaging. This includes symbols for hazard classes and numbers that refer to hazardous properties. If there are several hazardous properties, more than one ADR sticker can be applied.
Containers or trucks with dangerous goods are marked with special self-adhesive film labels in accordance with the ADR guidelines (orange warning plate labels). These warning signs must clearly show the UN number of the substances being transported and the associated class of dangerous goods.
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What are the ADR classes of dangerous goods?
Dangerous goods are grouped into nine classes that must be identifiable from the labelling. Some of these are further divided into subclasses.
- Class 1: Explosive substances
- Class 2: Gases and gaseous substances
- Class 3: Liquid substances
- Class 4: Solid substances and objects
- Class 5: Flammable substances (oxidising)
- Class 6: Toxic substances
- Class 7: Radioactive substances
- Class 8: Corrosive substances
- Class 9: Miscellaneous dangerous substances
There are also other kinds of labels, such as LQ and EHSM (“dead fish”).
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What are UN numbers for dangerous goods and what is meant by this designation?
Dangerous goods can also be labelled according to a classification based on the UN numbers for dangerous goods.
The UN database used for classification of dangerous goods assigns a four-digit number to every hazardous substance. Orange ADR warning plates, also called UN number labels or UN shipping labels, display two numbers.
The number in the top half of a dangerous good warning plate is the Hazard Identification Number (also called Kemler Code). It provides information on the hazards associated with the substance in question.
The bottom number is the UN number, which shows what substance is being transported. These numbers are assigned by an expert committee of the UN.
If an accident occurs when dangerous goods are transported, the UN numbers for dangerous goods should be reported to the police or fire service so that they can implement the right rescue measures.
