Description
The Mixed Goods Label is used as a placard on cargo transport units transporting more than one class or division of dangerous goods, excluding limited quantity loads.
- It is not a package label; and
- It is not part of the UN labelling system.
It is used as a transport placard for road or rail transport within Australia. As per the Australian Dangerous Goods Code, vehicle placards must correspond to the primary risk of the goods contained in the cargo transport unit or placard-able unit. Except when there are dangerous goods of more than one class or division in a cargo transport unit, in which a placard in the form of a mixed class label may be used in lieu of multiple placards where permitted.
Mixed Class labels are designed to stick to Emergency Information Panels (EIP’s), shipping containers, IBC’s and hazardous gas substances stored or transported.
250 mm adhesive labels, printed with UV resistant inks on high-quality vinyl.
