Labelmaster knows everything there is to know about labels. Labelmaster’s UN 1203 (gasoline or petrol) Flammable Liquid Placards let you be more particular while shipping potentially dangerous liquids. These Hazard Class 3 placards are pre-printed with a UN number and meet the criteria of 49 CFR 172.500 for domestic and international hazardous material shipments by roadway, rail, and water. Our greatest goal is your compliance. We cover all the elements, from suitable ink colors and pictographs to precise language and sizes, so you may have complete confidence in your placard solution.
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What does the number 1830 on the placard mean?
- For hazardous materials identification, Class 8 placards fulfill DOT placarding criteria of 49 CFR172.519.
- DOT-required sign, 4-digit identification number (UN 1830), hazard class (8), and pre-numbered
- When transporting corrosives, use hazmat placards (sulfuric acid)
- Approximately 10-3/4″ x 10-3/4″
- Hazardous substance signs by J. J. Keller come in a number of materials and adhesive options. To examine the available stock materials for this placard, use the Material Type dropdown menu above.
In the United States, what placard is gasoline listed under?
Tagboard with UN 1203 Gasoline Placard. Recommended for hazardous products that are often carried by truck, train, or plane.
Is gasoline classified as a hazmat?
The chart at 49 CFR 172.101 lists gasoline as a hazardous material. 387.9 mandates for-hire and private motor carriers transporting any quantity of oil in interstate or foreign commerce to have a minimum of $1,000,000 in financial responsibility coverage. Gasoline is classified as a “oil” rather than a “hazardous substance” under the Clean Water Act of 1973, as amended. For-hire and private motor carriers moving gasoline “in-bulk” in intrastate trade are likewise covered under the $1,000,000 policy.
What does the placard 1987 mean?
What is the meaning of the Placard 1987? Labelmaster’s UN 1987 (Alcohols, (Ethanol), n.o.s.) Flammable Liquid Placards let you be more particular when exporting potentially dangerous liquids.
What kind of fuel does the 1993 placard indicate?
Labelmaster’s UN 1993 (Diesel n.o.s.)Flammable Liquid Placards let you be more particular while shipping potentially dangerous liquids. These Hazard Class 3 placards are pre-printed with a UN number and meet the criteria of 49 CFR 172.500 for domestic and international hazardous material shipments by roadway, rail, and water. Our greatest goal is your compliance. We cover all the elements, from suitable ink colors and pictographs to precise language and sizes, so you may have complete confidence in your placard solution.