Inform readers of organic peroxide and provide a spot to input a specific ID number.
Properly mark all organic peroxides that are in transit
Provide a location to enter a specific organic peroxide 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.
Be proactive with compliance!
This new Organic Peroxide format is compliant with DOT standards changes to be fully effective Jan 1, 2011.
Plastic with protected surface coating (see details above)
Impact resistant with slight flexibility
Service temperature range: -90°F to 168°
Lightweight indoor/outdoor use
Rounded corners and 3/16″ mounting holes on most sizes, will be adjusted for larger sizes
Recycle code 6
Material: Plastic
Size: 10 3/4″ x 10 3/4″
Unit of Measure: 100/PK
Weight: 21.2 lbs