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When you ship or carrier dangerous goods, it is necessary labelling and marking every single package. But “how do you properly label a package?”.Depending on the mode of transport (by road, by rail, by inland waterways, by sea or by air), the type of shipment (limited quantity or fully regulated), classification of the goods and related hazards, labels or placards for dangerous goods that will be placed on the package will be different. To better understand how to proceed we see some practical examples and solutions to prepare your packages in accordance with the requirements of ADR, RID, ADN, IMDG and ICAO / IATA regulations for the transport of dangerous goods by road, rail, inland waterways, sea and air.
UN3373 – Biological substance, category B
UN3373 – Materia biologica, Categoria B imballata in ghiaccio secco UN1845 DRY ICE
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
UN2814 / UN2900 infectious substance (category A)
UN1845 – DRY ICE
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
Dangerous goods packed in Excepted Quantities
• Triple packaging
• Drop test from 1,2 m
• Stacking test 3 m
• Absorbent material for liquids in the intermediate or external packaging
UN3481- lithium ion batteries contained in or packed with equipment. IATA - section II and special provision 188 ADR, RID, ADN, IMDG
UN3480 - lithium ion batteries full regulated (IATA section I A)
UN3090 - lithium metal battery (IATA section II)Sezione IB – IATA
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
Dangerous goods packed in limited quantities cap.3.4
The outer packaging must be designed to meet the relevant construction provisions of 6.1.4 (chap. 3.4.1 (f) of the ADR / RID / ADN and chap. 3.4.1.2.6 of the IMDG)
Dangerous goods packed in Limited Quantities IATA
Dangerous goods packed in Limited Quantities IATA The outer packaging must comply with the construction provisions of 6.2 and the general packaging requirements from 5.0.2 to 5.0.4 in addition to the requirements of 2.7 including:
• Drop test from 1.2 m
• Stacking test 3 m
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
Dangerous goods
Dangerous goods
Dangerous goods IATA (passenger and cargo aricraft)
Dangerous goods IATA (passenger and cargo aircraft) - Organic Peroxide
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
ID8000 Consumer Commodity
• Drop test from 1.2 m
• Stacking test 3 m
• Absorbent material for liquids (see P.I. Y963)
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
UN3082 – environmentally hazardous substance
Dangerous goods IATA (passenger and cargo aricraft)
Dangerous goods N.O.S. IATA (cargo aircrafts only)
* In the case of multimodal transport, the package, thus marked, can also travel by road (packaging prepared in accordance with ADR 1.1.4.2.1)
Dangerous goods Waste (valid only Italy)
Dangerous goods IATA (passenger and cargo aircraft) overpack