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D.O.T. Hazard Labels
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PH-413001 | 4" x 4" | "Radioactive II" | 500 |
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PH-413015 | 4" x 4" | "1.4 - Explosive - G 1" | 500 |
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PH-413027 | 4" x 4" | "1.4 - Explosive - S1" | 500 |
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PH-413039 | 4" x 4" | "Corrosive - 8" | 500 |
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PH-413049 | 4" x 4" | "Dangerou sWhen Wet - 4" | 500 |
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PH-413059 | 4" x 4" | "Explosive - 1.3C - 1" | 500 |
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PH-413067 | 4" x 4" | "Explosive - 1.4C - 1" | 500 |
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PH-413083 | 4" x 4" | "Flammable Gas - 2" | 500 |
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PH-413091 | 4" x 4" | "Flammable Liquids - 3" | 500 |
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PH-413099 | 4" x 4" | "Flammable Solid - 4" | 500 |
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PH-413107 | 4" x 4" | "Infectious substance - 6" | 500 |
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PH-413127 | 4" x 4" | "Miscellaneous - 9" | 500 |
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PH-413135 | 4" x 4" | "NondFlammable Gas - 2" | 500 |
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PH-413151 | 4" x 4" | "Oxidizer - 5p1" | 500 |
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PH-413159 | 4" x 4" | "Oxygen - 2" | 500 |
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PH-413169 | 4" x 4" | "Poison - 6" | 500 |
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PH-413177 | 4" x 4" | "Radioactive III" | 500 |
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PH-413179 | 4" x 4" | "Spontaneously Combustible" | 500 |
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PH-413183 | 4" x 4" | "Toxic - 6" | 500 |
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Packaging HERO offers DOT hazard labels for multiple U.S. hazardous-material classes and divisions, including explosives, gases, flammable materials, oxidizers, toxic or infectious materials, corrosives, radioactive materials and Class 9 hazards. The proper label comes from the material's transportation classification. This table describes the families present in the assortment; it does not classify a material for you. Do not select a hazard diamond from the product name, color or symbol alone. Under the Hazardous Materials Regulations, the material classification determines the required primary and any subsidiary hazard labels. Placement, package marking, shipping papers, training and other requirements can also apply. DOT package hazard labels generally follow standardized diamond formats and size specifications. Verify the selected label and shipment against the current 49 CFR requirements applicable to the material and mode of transportation. For secondary hazards, compare Subsidiary Risk Labels. For the broader class-focused assortment, see DOT Hazard Class Labels. No. The required hazard label depends on the material's regulated transportation classification. Stock hazard labels are available across the major DOT hazard classes and divisions; select the exact primary and subsidiary labels from the material's transportation classification. Yes. A separate subsidiary-risk assortment is available for shipments that require an additional hazard label. No. The label is one element of hazardous-material shipping requirements; classification, packaging, markings, documentation, training and mode-specific rules may also apply. If you already know the required hazard class or division, we can help you locate the matching stock label and size.DOT Hazard Labels for Hazardous Materials Packages
DOT Hazard Label Families
DOT Hazard Family
Examples
Class / Division
Explosives
1.3C; 1.4C; 1.4G; 1.4S
Class 1
Gases
Flammable Gas; Non-Flammable Gas; Oxygen
Class 2
Flammable Materials
Flammable Liquid; Flammable Solid; Spontaneously Combustible; Dangerous When Wet
Classes 3 and 4
Oxidizing Materials
Oxidizer
Class 5
Toxic / Infectious
Poison; Toxic; Infectious Substance
Class 6
Corrosive
Corrosive
Class 8
Radioactive
Radioactive II; Radioactive III
Class 7
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Class 9
The Label Comes After Classification
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I choose the DOT label based only on the product name?
What hazard classes are represented?
Are subsidiary hazard labels handled separately?
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