Class 3 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS DOT Hazmat and TDG International Dangerous Goods UN 1202 Pre-numbered 4-digit Placards (100 /pkg)

Regulation-ready Class 3 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS Placard TB DOT Hazmat and TDG International Dangerous Goods UN 1202 Pre-numbered 4-digit Placards (100 /pkg) pre-printed with UN numbers for seamless hazardous materials transport across U.S., Canada, and international routes.
These pre-numbered UN placards are designed for global transport of dangerous goods. Each placard comes pre-printed with a specific 4-digit UN number and corresponding hazard class graphic, enabling fast, compliant marking without the need for manual numbering. Fully compliant with both U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and Transport Canada TDG regulations, as well as international standards including IMDG, IATA, and ICAO, these placards are ideal for cross-border and multimodal shipments. Each placard measures 10.75 in × 10.75 in and is packaged in sets of 100 for efficient bulk handling.

Key Features:

• Pre-printed with 4-digit UN numbers and hazard class symbols
• Compliant with DOT (USA), TDG (Canada), IMDG, IATA, and ICAO standards
• Available in three rugged material types:
  • Tagboard: Low-cost option for disposable use
  • Adhesive VynMark™: Ideal for permanent applications on tanks and trailers
  • DuraPly™ HD Plastic: Weatherproof and reusable for demanding conditions
• High-contrast printing ensures excellent visibility and legibility
• Standard 10.75 in × 10.75 in size fits most placard display systems
• Sold in packs of 100 placards for large-scale deployment

Recommended Applications:

• Cross-border U.S./Canada HAZMAT shipping
• Multimodal transport including highway, marine, and air
• Routine shipments of regulated dangerous goods
• Fleet operations requiring standardized, ready-to-use placards

Ideal For:

• International carriers and logistics providers
• Fleet and safety compliance managers
• Fuel, chemical, and industrial goods transporters
• Exporters operating under both DOT and TDG jurisdiction

Please consult local authorities to ensure regulatory compliance.