Inform readers of miscellaneous dangerous goods and give a spot to input a ID number.
Properly mark all dangerous goods that are in transit
Provide a location to enter a specific dangerous good ID number
Identify specific hazardous materials by applying to visible locations
Use placards on vehicles and large containers
Specific color schemes, symbols, words, and numbers requirements identify the hazard
Square-diamond format: Placard – 273 mm x 273 mm (10 3/4″ x 10 3/4″)
Placards
Blank space on DOT placard allows you to add the appropriate 4-digit UN identification number that corresponds to a particular hazardous chemical, in accordance to DOT. Choose the proper hazard classification and division style placard and fill in the 4-digit identification number by hand. The required number height is 3 1/2″ high.
Pulp-free – no wood pulp or paper content – will not rip or break down in moisture
Pliable, polyolefin-based material, with 3/8″ hole
Ideal for indoor use and short-term outdoor exposure
Scuff-resistant, matte surface is easy to write on
Can be printed on both sides, perforated, sequentially numbered, and barcoded
Material: PF-Cardstock
Size: 10 3/4″ x 10 3/4″
Unit of Measure: 50/PK
Weight: 2.35 lbs
