KS 2384:2018  
                                                                                                                           (2ND EDITION)  
 
    KENYA STANDARD                                                                                                                               
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Transport of dangerous goods by 
road — Operational requirements  
 
 
 
 
 
                                                                                             
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
 
  
  
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PREFACE  
This Kenyan standard was developed by the technical committee on transport of 
dangerous goods under the guidance of the standards project committee, and  
accorda nce with the procedures of the K enya bureau of standards.  
 The standard  prescribe the obligations of persons involved in   the transport of 
dangerous goods by road; and to reduce as far as practicable the risks arising from the 
transport  of dangerous goods by road  
 
                   This document supersedes KS 2384:2011 (edition 1).  
 
                   During the preparation of this standard, reference was made to the following documents:  
 
                  SANS 10231 -2014  
 
                  The assistance received from the above documents is acknowledged with thanks.  
 
 
 
  
 TECHNICAL COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION  
Government chemist  
National Environmental Management Authority  
National Transport and Safety Authority  
Kenya Railways  
Directorate occupational health and safety service  
Ministry of Health  
Ministry of Transport  
Kenya Maritime Autho rity 
Kenya Airways  
Kenya Transport Association  
Kenya ports authority  
Radiation protection board  
National Corridor Transit and transport authority  
Nairobi University  
Kenya police Service (Traffic department)  
Dangerous goods management ltd.  
Kenya Bureau of S tandards — Secretariat.  
 
The following organizations were represented on the Technical Committee  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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KENYA STANDARD                                                                     KS 2384:2018                                                                                                         
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Transport of dangerous goods by road — Operational 
requirements  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
1 Scope  
1.1 This standard establishes rules and procedures for the safe operation and handling of all road 
vehicles that are used for the transport of dangerous goods in accordance with the load constraints. 
The procedures include requirements for the consignor, the c onsignee, the operator, the driver and 
the qualified person as well as en route procedures, cargo handling, and vehicle inspection 
requirements.  
 
1.2 The standard covers the following operations for the transport of dangerous goods by  road:  
a) loading of the dangerous goods, which is the responsibility of the  consignor;  
 
b) driving of the vehicle that transports the dangerous goods to its destination, which is the 
responsibility of the operator and the driver;  and 
 
c) off-loading of the dangerous goods, which is the  responsibility of the  consignee.  
 
NOTE Supervision of the loading, transportation and offloading of dangerous goods should be in accordance 
with the relevant national legislation (see foreword). A record of all appointees or assignees in terms of the 
abov e should be recorded and acceptance confirmed.  
 
1.3 The requirements in the relevant national legislat ion on explosives  and in the relevant national 
legislation on rad ioactive material  take precedence over the requirements of this  standard.  
 
2 Normative  refere nces  
The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For 
dated references, only the edition cited applies.  
EN 590, Automotive fuels – Diesel – Requirements and test methods . 
 
European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR ): 
2013.  
 
SANS 1475 -1, The production of reconditioned fire -fighting equipment – Part 1: Portable and 
wheeled (mobile) rechargeable fire extinguishers.  
 
SANS 1518:2011, Transport of dangerous goods – Design, construction, testing, approval and 
maintenance of road vehicles and portable tanks.  
 
 
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 SANS 1567, Portable rechargeable fire extinguishers – CO 2 type extinguishers.  
 
SANS 1910, Portable refillable fire extinguishers.  
 
                   KS 1515 , The testing of motor vehicles for roadworthiness.  
 
SANS 10187 -8, Load securement on vehicles – Part 8: Dangerous goods . 
 
KS 2324 , The identification and classification of dangerous goods for transport by road and rail 
modes.  
 
KS 2530 , Transport of dangerous goods – Packaging and large packaging for road and rail 
transport – Part 1: Packaging.  
 
SANS 10229 -2, Transport of dangerous goods – Packaging and large packaging for road and rail 
transport – Part 2: Large packaging.  
 
KS 2382 -1, Transport of dangerous goods – Emergency information systems – Part 1: Emergency 
information system for road transport.  
 
SANS 10233, Transport of dangerous goods – Intermediate bulk containers for road and rail 
transport.  
 
3 Definitions and  abbreviations  
For the purposes of this document, the following definitions and abbreviations apply.  
 
3.1 Definitions  
3.1.1   
breakdown  
any failure that causes an inability to proceed  
 
3.1.2  
certified clean  
descriptive of a vehicle, freight container or tank container  that  has  carried  goods  listed  in  KS 
2324  as dangerous, but is now free from contamination by such cargo and has been certified as  
such  
 
3.1.3  
competent authority  
national body or authority designated, or otherwise recognized, for the control or regulation of a  
particular aspect of the transport of dangerous goods  
 
3.1.4  
competent person  
person with the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out a specific task  
 
3.1.5  
consignee  
as defined in the relevant national legislation (see foreword)  
 
NOTE The waste manager is any person that re -uses, recycles, recovers, treats or disposes off waste.   
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3.1.6  
consignor  
person who offers dangerous goods for transport in a vehicle referred to in the relevant national 
legislation (se e foreword)  
 
3.1.7  
dangerous goods  
commodities, substances and goods as given in KS2324  
 
NOTE Dangerous goods include waste classified in terms of the relevant national legislation (see foreword).  
 
3.1.8  
dangerous goods declaration 
DGD  
document that describes and quantifies the dangerous goods being transported from a consignor to 
a consignee  
 
NOTE 1 A consignment note, a delivery note or a waybill may be used as a dangerous goods declaration, 
provided it contains the information required in annex A . 
 
NOTE 2 A separate dangerous goods declaration for each consignment should be generated by  the  
consignor to reflect a delivery to a specific consignee. A separate waste dangerous goods declaration (WDGD) 
for each consignment of waste should be generated (see annex  B). 
 
NOTE 3 Written operational agreements or arrangements to cover the loading, transportation and off -loading 
may be concluded by the responsible parties listed on the DGD/WDGD, to confirm accepted duties and 
responsibilities, if deemed necessary by any of the relevant parties.  
 
3.1.9  
designated space  
container, of colour  orange and marked with the word "DOCUMENTS", in black, which is securely 
fixed and cannot be dislodged unintentionally, and in a clearly visible space in the cab so as to be 
easily accessible from either door or through a broken front window  
 
NOTE The con struction of the container and type of material used are not prescribed.  
 
3.1.10  
exempt quantity  
quantity of dangerous goods (see annex C) which, if not exceeded in the total load, is exempt from 
the requirements of this standard  
 
3.1.11  
incident  
occurrenc e of any extra -ordinary condition or event during the transport or temporary storage of 
dangerous goods on a public road, which includes incidents such as leakage, spillage, fire or other 
unplanned events that could endanger the public or potentially cause  serious pollution of or 
detriment to the environment whether immediately or delayed, and which results in a reduction in 
road capacity, or creates a hazard for road users, or if the authorities were involved  
 
3.1.13  
involvement of authorities  
direct invol vement of the authorities (either the emergency or police services) during the event 
involving dangerous goods and the evacuation of persons or closure of public traffic routes 
(roads/railways) for at least three hours owing to the danger posed by the dang erous goods  
 
 
 
 
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3.1.14  
large container  
receptacle with an internal volume of more than 3 m3 
3.1.15  
load constraints  
exempt quantities, load compatibilities and exemptions applicable to the transport of dangerous 
goods covered in this standard  
 
3.1.16  
mixed load  
compatible load of dangerous goods of different classes or different goods of the same class loaded 
on a vehicle (or both)  
 
3.1.17  
operator  
person responsible for the use of a motor vehicle for the transport of dangerous  goods as defined in 
the relevant national legislation (see foreword)  
 
3.1.18  
party that contracts the operator  
person who enters into a contract with the operator for the transport of dangerous goods  
 
3.1.19  
product custodian  
person who has control of the  dangerous goods at a particular time, but does not necessarily own 
the goods  
 
3.1.20  
product manufacturer  
person who manufactures or produces the product  
 
3.1.21  
product owner  
person who has legal ownership of the product at a particular time  
 
3.1.22  
qualified person  
person trained to perform a specific task, and nominated by the operator, the consignor or the 
consignee  
 
NOTE The singular (person) also includes the plural.  
 
3.1.23  
small container  
receptacle with an internal volume of not less than 1 m3, and not more than 3 m3 
3.1.24  
stopping  
bringing to a standstill of a vehicle to a parked position by the driver thereof  
 
3.1.25  
transport emergency card  
card which is generated in accordance with KS 2382  
 
 
 
 
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3.1.26  
UN No.  
United Nations number  
unique four digit number allocated to an item of dang erous goods listed in KS2324  
 
3.1.27  
waste generator  
any person whose action, production process or activities, including waste management activities, 
result in the generation of wa ste 
 
NOTE Waste management activities include re -use, recovery, treat or disposal of waste.  
 
3.2 Abbreviations  
DGD  dangerous goods  declaration  
 
GVM  gross vehicle  mass  
 
IBC intermediate bulk  container  
 
PG packing  group  
 
PrDP -D professional driving permit dangerous  goods  
 
WDGD  waste dangerous goods  declaration  
 
4 Responsible  parties  
4.1 The consignor  
NOTE The consignor can be the product manufacturer, the product owner, the product custodian or the party 
that contracts the operator.  
 
The consignor of dangerous goods for transport by road vehicle shall be responsible for ensuring 
that 
 
a) goods are correctly cla ssified, in accordance with KS 2324 , 
 
b) goods are packaged in accordance with KS 2530  , 
 
NOTE Imported dangerous goods that arrive by air and that are packed in accordance with the  
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) technical instructions for the safe transport of dangerous 
goods by air or the International Air Transport Association (IATA) dangerous goods regulations, or that 
arrive by sea and ar e packed in accordance with the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) code 
of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), are acceptable for inland transport by road or rail, provided 
that marking for the UN number and shipping name are displaye d in English . 
 
c) loading of the dangerous goods is carried out by a qualified person(s) trained in the relevant 
procedures,  
 
d) the driver is provided with a copy of the signed DGD/WDGD (5.1 and annex A and annex B),  and 
 
e) the placards and transport emergency ca rd(s) are supplied to the operator, or alternatively the 
information with regard to the correct placards and transport emergency card(s) are supplied to 
the operator, in order to enable the operator to provide the relevant placarding and transport 
emergenc y card(s).  
 
 
 
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 4.2 The operator  
4.2.1  The owner of a motor vehicle is the operator thereof, unless he/she has concluded an 
agreement with another person or company in relation to the operation of the vehicle. In the case of 
such an agreement the person or company identified as such in the agreement is deemed to be the 
operator for the duration of that  agreement.  
 
4.2.2  The vehicle shall display a valid dangerous goods operator card issued by the relevant 
national authority . 
 
NOTE This ope rator card is also considered an operator registration.  
 
4.2.3  The operator shall agree on a basic route with the driver, incorporating any specific 
requirements of any local authority en route. The operator shall inform the local authority of the 
areas through which the vehicle will pass, and shall provide them with full information regarding the 
product to be transported (when requested by the local authority), the nature of its hazard, and the 
intended route. When the nature of business requires the transport of similar cargo on a regular 
basis, it will be sufficient to submit this information at the start of operations only. The operator shall, 
however, inform the appropriate local authority of the discontinuation of such operations and of any 
change in the op erations that might influence the  hazard.  
 
The local authority, if concerned about a particular product passing through a specific area may 
require the operator to use alternative routes to reach his destination.  
 
4.2.4  The operator shall ensure that the driver of a heavy vehicle is in possession of a valid 
professional driving permit dangerous goods (PrDP -D), and  has  been  trained  in  accordance  
with 4.3.1.  
 
4.2.5  The operator shall, on being informed of an incident involving one of his vehicles covered by 
this st andard, ensure that the relevant emergency services and the police have been informed. The 
operator shall prepare an incident report in accordance with annex D and submit it to the relevant 
national authority   within 30 d. The operator shall also retain th e incident report for a minimum of 
five years.  
 
The relevant emergency services shall be notified by the operator before any transfer of cargo 
between the scheduled loading and off -loading points. A competent person shall supervise the 
transfer of cargo.  
 
NOTE Where a vehicle transporting dangerous goods has been stopped and found to be overloaded, it can in 
some cases be safer to allow the vehicle to proceed under the escort of the emergency services to another 
site, where transfer of the load can be carri ed out without undue  risk. 
 
4.2.6  If a vehicle is involved in an incident in which there is the risk of damage to its cargo 
containment, the operator shall submit the vehicle for inspection in accordance with the 
requirements of the relevant standard(s) valid at  the time of manufacture of the vehicle (see also 
6.2.1.1), and for compliance with KS1515 , before putting the vehicle back into service for the 
transport of dangerous  goods.  
 
4.2.7  The operator shall ensure that safety equipment required by the driver in accord ance with 
the transport emergency card, is provided, and that the driver is trained in the operation of such 
equipment.  
 
4.2.8  The operator shall be responsible for ensuring that the vehicle and equipment fitted to the 
vehicle complies with all applicable statutory requirements with regard  to 
 
 
 
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 a) the applicable vehicle design standard, in accordance with clause  6, 
 
b) the vehicle roadworthiness and its suitability to the consignment to be carried,  and 
 
c) the serviceability of the co nsignment handling equipment and consignment containment  areas.  
 
4.2.9  The operator shall be responsible for ensuring that measures are put in place to prevent 
vehicle overloading and  underloading.  
 
4.2.10  The operator shall be responsible for ensuring that the vehicle  and equipment are 
maintained and inspected by a competent person, in accordance with this  standard.  
 
4.3 The driver  
4.3.1  Skills and  training  
 
The driver of a dangerous goods vehicle shall  
 
a) have a PrDP -D and shall carry it on his person, where required in terms of the re levant national 
legislation  
 
b) be fit to drive in terms of the re levant national legislation  
 
c) be able to interpret and implement the instructions on the transport emergency  card,  
 
d) receive annual comprehensive theoretical and practical training relevant to the type of vehicle 
and to the dangerous goods which will be assigned to him, including training in the procedures 
specific to the cargo, for example flammable liquid or toxic corrosive  liquid,  
 
e) carry a valid training certificate or a certified  copy of the training certificate,  and 
 
f) receive training to perform pre -journey vehicle inspections to determine roadworthiness as 
required in  4.3.2.2  
 
NOTE The annual training of both light and heavy vehicle drivers should be conducted by accredited and 
approved providers in terms of the relevant national legislation (see foreword).  
 
4.3.2  Checks  
 
4.3.2.1  General  
 
Before proceeding on the route, the driver shall carry out the checks in 4.3.2.2 to 4.3.2.4 (inclusive).  
 
4.3.2.2  Pre-journey -checks  
 
Before driving to the loading site, the driver shall ensure that  
 
a) a valid dangerous goods operator card is displayed, as required by the relevant national 
legislation (see  foreword),  
 
b) at the start of his journey, or after every overnight stop, by going through the checklist as given  
in E.2, the vehicle is fit for use,  and 
 
c) the vehicle is free of any product likely to contaminate the load or create a safety  hazard.  
 
 
 
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4.3.2.3  Pre-loading  checks  
 
At the loading site, before loading is commenced, the driver shall ensure that  
 
a) the site appears suitable for the  operation,  
 
b) the vehicle is positioned as directed for loading,  and 
 
c) permission has been given for loading to  commence.  
 
4.3.2.4  Post loading  checks  
 
At the loading site, on completion of loading, the driver shall ensure that  
 
a) the correct transport emergency card(s) and DGD(s)/WDGDs are stored in the designated 
space.  
 
b) only emergency information documents for the current load and licences and permits as required 
by the relevant nat ional legislation  are stored in the designated space, and all extraneous 
documentation is  removed,  
 
c) the necessary safety equipment in accordance with the transport emergency card(s) is on  board,  
 
d) he understands the information and instructions on the transport emergency  card(s),  
 
e) the orange warning diamond and relevant placards are in place,  and 
 
f) the vehicle is not overloaded or underloaded to present a safety risk, and the load is properly 
secured (see  8.1). 
 
4.3.3  En route  
The driver shall follow the en route procedures given i n 5.3.  
 
4.3.4  Other  activities  
 
The driver shall at no stage of the transport operation participate in any activity not related to the 
transport operation.  
 
4.4 The qualified  person  
4.4.1  General  
 
The loading and offloading operations shall be carried out by a qualified person trained in the 
relevant procedures.  
 
NOTE Requirements for loading points at warehouses and storage areas are given in KS 2383  (all parts) . 
 
4.4.2  Requirements that relate to loading and offloading  operations  
 
The qualified person shall ensure that the fo llowing safety precautions are adhered to:  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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a) The vehicle is correctly parked for loading or offloading,  and wheel  chocks,  as specified  in  , are 
in place for heavy vehicles with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) equal to or greater than 3 500 kg and 
are placed appropriately under wheels on non-steering axles. Where extinguishers are not provided 
by the loading/offloading point, vehicle fire extinguishers are placed at an easily  accessible  position  
off the vehicle  carrying cla ss 1 to class  4 dangerous  goods.  
 
b) The engine of the vehicle is switched off, except where the engine is required to drive pumps or 
hydraulic units for the purposes of loading or  offloading.  
 
c) The area is safe, with barricades, where applicable, and the nece ssary warning signs are clearly 
displayed.  
 
d) The requisite safety and first aid equipment in accordance with the transport emergency card(s) 
is provided.  
 
e) The loading or offloading operation is conducted in a safe manner and is not placed at risk by 
other activities in the  vicinity.  
 
f) The load is secured (see  8.1). 
 
4.4.3  Requirements that relate to loading  operations  
 
The qualified person shall ensure that the following safety precautions are adhered to:  
 
a) the goods to be loaded are correctly classified, packaged and labelled;  
 
b) the vehicle is suitable for its current purpose and is clean and fit to  load;  
 
c) if goods different from those previously transported by the vehicle are to be loaded and in the 
absence of a certificate of cleaning, or a gas -free certificate, the containment area is inspected 
by a competent person to ensure that it is fit to receive the goods without  risk; 
 
d) the exempt quantity and compatibility requirements (see clause 7 and annexes C and F) are 
adhered  to; 
 
e) the correct quantity is loaded (see annex C ), and complies with annex  F; 
 
f) the cargo is undamaged and secured (see  8.1); 
 
g) the vehicle is not allowed to proceed on its journey without placards that reflect the correct 
information relevant to the  goods;  
 
h) the driver has the correct transport em ergency card(s) in his  possession;  
 
i) the necessary DGD(s)/WDGDs are issued for the load and supplied to the driver;  and 
 
j) the special P, B, L and O provisions in annex C are adhered  to. 
 
4.4.4  Requirements that relate to offloading  operations  
 
The qualified person  shall ensure that  
 
a) the cargo is correct and undamaged and there is no obvious  spillage,  
 
b) the offloading operation does not proceed, if, for any reason, he/she considers it  unsafe,  
 
 
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c) in the case of bulk  deliveries,  
 
1) there is sufficient space in the tanks or bins into which the cargo is to be unloaded and that 
they are in a fit condition to receive the  load;  
 
2) the flow can be stopped immediately in case of leakage or any other emergency;  and 
 
3) after offloading, the vehicle is free from spillage and all valves are  closed,  
 
d) after offloading, the documents reflect the change in  load,  
 
e) after offloading no residue remains on the vehicle and that the vehicle is free of  contamination,  
 
f) if after offloading the vehicle cannot be certifi ed clean, the placards and relevant documents 
remain until cleaning of the vehicle is possible,  and 
 
g) at the offloading site the dangerous goods that correspond with the DGD/WDGD, can be 
offloaded in safe conditions, which all the necessary safety equipment  is provided and that 
he/she consults with the operator and the consignor on appropriate action with regard to 
containers with  leaks.  
 
4.5 The consignee  
4.5.1  The consignee shall be responsible for the offloading of the dangerous  goods.  
 
4.5.2  The consignee shall provide the qualified person to carry out the offloading procedures 
(unless otherwise agreed upon amongst the responsible  parties).  
 
5 Operational  requirements  
5.1 Dangerous goods  declaration  
5.1.1  The DGD/WDGD shall comply with the  requirements  of  KS 2382 -1(see  annexes A and B 
for an example of a completed DGD/WDGD), and copies shall be provided to the operator and the 
consignee by the consignor. The waste generator shall ensure that a separate WDGD is generated 
to reflect a delivery to a specific consignee (see annex  B). 
 
5.1.2  The DGD/WDGD shall be stored in the designated  space.  
 
5.1.3  The DGD shall be retained by the consignor for a minimum of 90 d after the date  of 
shipment, if no incident is reported. If an incident is reported, the DGD shall be retained for the 
duration of the relevant investigation. The operator and consignee shall retain copies of the DGD for 
as long as deemed necessary by the relevant party. If waste is transported, the WDGD shall be 
retained by the consignor/waste generator, consignee/waste manager, and the operator/waste 
transporter for a minimum of five years after the date of  shipment.  
 
5.2 Insurance  
The operator shall ensure that insurance, based on the hazard and risk of the goods or substances 
transported, covers civil liability, recovery and rehabilitation costs.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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5.3 En route  procedures  
5.3.1  The driver shall not allow any passengers or unauthorized persons to be in or on the vehicle 
at any stage during the  journey.  
 
5.3.2  The driver shall adhere to the agreed route and authorized stopping places, unless directed 
otherwise by a member of the emergency  services.  
 
5.3.3  Where pre -planned stops, for example those required every t wo hours for tyre and spillage 
checks, are not in designated places, the vehicle shall stop only in areas sufficiently far away from 
the main traffic flow so as not to present a risk to other road  users.  
 
5.3.4  A vehicle that carries dangerous goods shall be under constant supervision while stopped or 
parked if one or both of the following  applies:  
 
a) the dangerous goods carried have an exempt quantity of 10 kg or 10 L, or less;  or 
 
b) any one or more of special provisions O14 to O20 (inclusive) in C.5  applies.  
 
NOTE Constant supervision is the supervision of a vehicle transporting dangerous goods either by the vehicle 
driver or a qualified person in the employ of the operator, or the parking of the vehicle in a secure area 
authorized by the operator.  
 
5.3.5  The opening  of packages, unloading or decanting for any reason, for example for axle 
overloads, shall not be permitted, except in an authorized and properly equipped area under the 
supervision of a qualified person, and after the operator has been  informed.  
 
5.3.6  In the e vent of a mechanical breakdown, regulatory warning triangles shall be placed on the 
road and the operator shall be informed  immediately.  
 
5.3.7  In the event of an incident, the instructions on the transport emergency card(s) shall be 
followed and all necessary a ssistance shall be given to the emergency services. The transport 
emergency card(s) and the DGD(s)/WDGDs shall be handed over to the emergency services when 
so requested.  
 
5.3.8  Good driving practice with anticipation of potential problem situations shall be exe rcised at all 
times.  
 
5.4 Equipment to be carried on the  vehicle  
5.4.1  Fire extinguishers  
 
5.4.1.1  Vehicles shall be fitted with the following portable, dry powder type fire extinguishers (or an 
equivalent capacity of any other suitable extinguishing agent) suitable for inflammability classes A, 
B and  C: 
 
a) For truck tractors: 1 × 9 kg minimum externally mounted fire  extinguisher.  
 
b) For freight carriers (with fixed or demountable tanks or for packaged goods): 2 × 9 kg minimum 
externally mounted fire  extinguishers.  
 
c) For trailers: 2 × 9 kg minimum externally mounted fire  extinguishers.  
 
d) For light motor vehicles (less than 3 500 kg GVM): 2 × 4,5 kg or 1 × 9  kg. 
 
 
 
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5.4.1.2  All fire extinguishers shall be mounted in easily accessible, quick -release holders, in an 
area where they are protected against negative environmental and operational influences such as 
corrosive  products.  
 
5.4.1.3  All fire extinguishers shall be provided  with 
 
a) a seal verifying that the extinguisher has not been  used,  
 
b) a gauge or indicat or that clearly indicates whether the extinguisher is ready for use at the 
required operating charge  pressure,  
 
c) a label showing last test date, period of validity and next test date. The label shall be applied in 
a position where it shall remain legible fo r the entire validity period,  and 
 
d) a mark indicating compliance with ISO 7165:2017  or ISO 11601:2017 , as applicable.  
 
5.4.1.4  The fire extinguishers shall be maintained, tested and labelled periodically, in accordance 
with  
 
6 Vehicle  requirements  
6.1 Vehicle  registration  
The vehicle shall be recorded for the transport of dangerous goods in compliance with the relevant 
national legislation  
 
6.2 Vehicle  inspection  
NOTE The term "tank" includes fixed tanks, demountable tanks and battery vehicles tank containers, swa p 
bodies, portable tanks, multiple -element gas containers (MEGCs) and vacuum operated tanks.  
 
6.2.1  General  
 
6.2.1.1  The design and construction of a vehicle used for the transport of dangerous goods shall 
comply with the design requirements covered by the relevant standard(s) valid at the time of 
manufacture of the vehicle, or in terms of the re levant national legislation . 
 
6.2.1.2  All goods vehicles used for the transport of dangerous goods shall undergo regular 
inspection in accordance with annex E. Defects and non -compl iance found shall be rectified in order 
to ensure their sound mechanical condition and ability to operate  safely.  
 
6.2.1.3  Regular preventive maintenance shall be built into the working schedule of the operator and 
shall either be carried out at the operator's dep ot by suitably qualified staff, or be subcontracted to a 
workshop under the control of a competent person. The subcontracted workshop shall provide a 
written report of the inspections performed in accordance with this standard. Detailed records shall 
be ke pt of all maintenance and inspection work done on every vehicle. Records shall be retained for 
the periods indicated in table  1. 
 
The inspection records shall include records of the associated defect repair and non -compliance 
rectification work carried out . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Table 1 — Maintenance type and corresponding document retention periods  
 
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Type of maintenance activity  Retention period  
Daily inspections  6 months  
Monthly inspections  1 year  
Annual inspections  Life of vehicle  
Intermediate periodic inspections  Life of vehicle  
Major periodic inspections  Life of vehicle  
Exceptional inspections  Life of vehicle  
Repairs carried out to tanks and product 
containments structures  Life of vehicle  
Repairs carried out to service equipment  Life of vehicle  
 
6.2.1.4  The inspection schedule given in table E.1.2 shall be completely restarted in cases where 
major maintenance or repairs have been  done.  
 
6.2.2  Inspection requirements for the goods containment area of vehicles used for 
the transport of  packaged goods, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), freight 
containers and portable  tanks  
6.2.2.1  General  
 
Inspection shall be done by a competent person who shall ensure that  
 
a) the design and construction of the vehicle used for the transport of dan gerous goods , shall 
comply with  6.2.1.1,  
 
b) the packaged goods vehicle is certified clean and free from  contaminants,  
 
c) the dangerous goods operator card is displayed,  and 
 
d) in the case where the cab is fixed to the containment area of the vehicle, a designated space for 
documents has been  provided.  
 
6.2.2.2  Inspection of the goods containment area of a  vehicle  
 
Inspection of the goods containment area of a vehicle shall be done by a competent person who 
shall ensure that  
 
a) there is no corrosion of, or other visible defect in, the goods containment area or its securement 
that could render the vehicle unsafe for  use, 
 
b) where appropriate, the accessories carried, such as fastenings and straps, mountings and  fittings 
for securing of freight containers, are of the correct type and fit fo r use,  
 
c) the mounting brackets are correctly fitted to each vehicle, to accommodate the appropriate fire 
extinguishers,  and 
 
 
 
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d) if a self -adhesive decal is not used, suitable brackets are fitted to the vehicle to accommodate 
emergency warning placards in accordance with KS 2382 -1. 
 
6.2.3  Inspection requirements for the goods containment area of a road tank  vehicle  
6.2.3.1  General  
 
6.2.3.1.1  The minimum in spection and testing schedule shall be as given in table  F.1. 
 
6.2.3.1.2  Before a tanker is submitted for testing, it shall be properly  cleaned.  
 
6.2.3.1.3  Inspection shall be done by a competent person who shall ensure  that 
 
a) the design and construction of the tank vehicle  comply comply with  6.2.1.1,  
 
b) the dangerous goods operator card is displayed,  and 
 
c) in the case where the cab is fixed to the containment area of the vehicle, a designated space for 
documents has been  provided.  
 
6.2.3.2  Inspection of the goods containment area of a tank vehicle  
 
Inspection of the goods containment area of a tank vehicle shall be done by a competent person, 
who shall ensure that  
 
a) the tank manufacturer's data plate is fitted to the  tank,  
 
b) there is no corrosion of, or other visible defect in, the tank, mountings or fittings that could render 
the tanker unsafe for  re-use, 
 
c) the mounting brackets are correctly fitted to each tanker to accommodate the appropriate fire 
extinguishers,  and 
 
d) if a self -adhesive decal is not used, suitable brackets are fitted to the tanker, to accommodate 
emergency warning placards in accordance with KS 2324 -1. 
 
7 Load  constraints  
7.1 Exempt quantity for a load consisting of items with the same UN  number  
If the total quantity loaded is less than the quantity (in kilograms or litres, as appropriate) given in 
column 6 of table C.1, the requirements of this standard do not apply.  
 
7.2 Exempt quantity for a mixed  load 
If no single item of dangerous goods in the load exceeds the quantity (in kilograms or litres, as 
appropriate) given in column 6 of table C.1, use the following equation to calculate each item of 
dangerous goods in the load:  
 
A = Q × F 
 
where  
 
A is the  result;  
 
 
 
 
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 Q is the quantity of the dangerous goods being transported, in kilograms (kg) or litres (L), as 
applicable;  
 
F is the factor shown in column 7 of table C.1.  
 
If the sum of A for all the calculations does not exceed 1 000, the requirements of this standard do 
not apply.  
 
7.3 Load  compatibility  
Where more than one item of dangerous goods (mixed load) is transported per vehicle/combination 
of vehicles, the load shall conform to the requirements shown in the load compatibility chart and 
special provisions according to the hazard class, in accordance with annex F.  
 
7.4 Exemptions  
7.4.1  Exemptions related to the nature of the transport  operation  
 
The requirements of this standard shall not apply to the following:  
 
a) the transport of dangerous goods by private individuals where the goods in question are 
packaged for retail sale and are intended for their personal or domestic use or for their leisure or 
sporting  activities;  
 
NOTE Dangerous goods in IBCs, large packagings or  tanks in excess of exempted quantities are not 
considered to be for personal or domestic use or for their leisure or sporting activities.  
 
b) the transport of machinery or equipment not specified in this clause and which contain dangerous 
goods in their inte rnal or operational equipment, provided that measures have been taken to 
prevent any leakage of contents in normal conditions of  transport;  
 
c) the transport undertaken by or under the supervision of the emergency services, insofar as such 
transport  is necessary  in relation  to the emergency  response,  in particular  transport  undertaken  
 
1) by breakdown vehicles carrying vehicles which have been involved in accidents or have 
broken down and contain dangerous goods;  or 
 
2) to contain and recover the dangerous goo ds involved in an incident or accident and move 
them to a safe  place;  
 
d) emergency transport intended to save human lives or protect the environment provided that all 
measures are taken to ensure that such transport is carried out in complete  safety;  
 
e) the transport of goods  exempt  from  road  transport  regulations  by  special   provision  in  KS 
2324 , or in terms of table C.1;  and 
 
f) the goods transported by a bona fide farmer or an employee of the farmer and are intended for 
use in farming operations,  provided  that 
 
1) the goods are not used for resale either in their original form or in combination with any other 
substance,  
 
2) the journey does not exceed 250 km of which no more than 50 km shall be on a main arterial 
road designated with an N  number,  
 
3) the quantity of classified dangerous goods in liquid form does not exceed 1 000  L, 
 
 
 
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 4) the quantity of classified dangerous goods in solid form does not exceed 1 000 kg,  and 
 
5) the quantity of classified dangerous goods transported in  a mixed load containing goods in 
both liquid and solid form, in kilograms and litres, does not exceed 1  000. 
 
NOTE These exemptions should not apply to class 1 and class 7 substances. For any applicable exemptions, 
refer to the relevant national legislation (see foreword).  
 
7.4.2  Exemptions related to the transport of  gases  
 
The requirements of this standard shall not apply to  
 
a) gases contained in the tanks of a vehicle, performing a transport operation and destined for its 
propulsion, or for the operation of any of its equipment (for example refrigerating equipment),  and 
 
b) gases contained in the fuel tanks of vehicles transported. The fuel cock between gas tank and 
engine shall be closed and the electric contact  open.  
 
7.4.3  Exemptions related to the tra nsport of liquid  fuels  
 
The requirements of this standard shall not apply to:  
 
a) fuel contained in tanks of a vehicle performing a transport operation and intended for the 
operation of any of its equipment with the following  restrictions:  
 
1) when contained in tanks permanently connected to the vehicle’s engine or auxiliary equipment 
(or both), it shall not exceed the quantities specified in table 2;  and 
 
2) when contained in portable fuel containers (such as Jerricans), a maximum of 60 L may be 
carried per vehicle, or combination of  vehicles;  
 
Table 2 — Exempted vehicles  
 
1 2 
Transport unit  Maximum quantity  
L 
Drawing vehicle  1 500  
Combination  1 500  
Trailer  500 
 
b) fuel contained in the tanks of vehicles or of other means of conveyance (such as boats), which 
are carried as a load, where it is destined for their propulsion or the operation of any of their 
equipment. Any fuel cocks between the engine or equipment and the fuel tank shall be closed 
during carriage unless it is essential for the equipment to remain operational. The load shall be 
loaded upright and secured against falling;  and 
 
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 8 Cargo  handling  
8.1 Cargo  securement  
Cargo securement shall be  in accordance with  in order to minimize the risk of spillage in the event 
of the vehicle overturning, or any other incident.  
 
8.2 Packaged  goods  
The special P, L and O provisions in columns 8, 10 and 11 of t able C.1 shall apply.  
 
8.3 Bulk  transport  
Goods, other than those authorized for c arriage in tanks  shall not be carried in bulk in vehicles 
unless a special B provision, explicitly authorizing this mode of transport is indicated, as given in 
column 9 of table  C.1. 
 
8.4 Freight containers that contain packaged  goods  
8.4.1  When packages that contain dangerous goods are packed into a freight container, the 
consignor shall provide a container packing certificate which shall be stored in the designated 
space, specifying the container identifying number and certifying that the packing has been carried 
out in accordance with the following  conditions:  
 
a) the container was clean, dry and fit to receive the  goods;  
 
b) goods that are incompatible have not been packed together in the same  container;  
 
c) packaging complies with the requirements of the relevant national legislation (see foreword), and 
international regulations (if  applicable);  
 
d) all packages have been externally inspected for damage or leakage, and that only sound 
packages have been  loaded;  
 
e) all packages have been properly stowed and secured, with dunnage if necessary, to prevent 
movement;  
 
f) the freight container and all the packages therein have been properly labelled and placarded; 
and 
 
g) drums have been stowed in an upright  position.  
 
NOTE 1 The consignor can be the product manufacturer, the product owner, the product custodian or the  
party that contracts the  operator.  
 
NOTE 2 The particulars in note 1 will not be readily available on freight containers from outside South Af rica. 
 
8.4.2  The container packing certificate may be combined with a DGD/WDGD where the inclusion 
of a signed declaration phrase such as: "It is declared that the packing of goods into this container 
has been carried o ut in accordance with this standard ", will suffice. For freight contai ners packed 
outside kenya  reference shall be made t o international regulations .  
 
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Annex A  
(normative)  
 
A completed dangerous goods declaration (DGD)  
 
Dangerous goods declaration  
 
Consignment Note No.: 101 11X   
Company Logo (optional)  
Consignor:  RA Jones,  
Jones Warehouse  
100 High Rd, Germiston 
Tel: 011 100 1000   Operator:  B Higgins,  
Higgins Road Freight  
200 South Ave, Germiston 
Tel: 011 200 2000  
Reg. no. vehicle : XYZ 200 GP  
Product manufacturer  Consignee:  ABC Chemicals,  
300 Marine Drive, Durban 
Tel: 031 300 3000   
Product owner:  Additional information on handling/transport/ storage:  
 
 
 
The package marked with UN XXXX shall be 
shaded from sunlight  Product custodian:  
Party contracting the operator: 
RA Jones,  
Jones Warehouse  
100 High Rd, Germiston 
Tel: 011 100 1000  
 
Shipping name   
UN No . Haz 
class   
PG Quantity and type of 
packaging  Volume/ 
gross mass  
L/kg Net 
mass  
kg 
Paint  1263  3 III 2 fibreboard boxes, 4 × 5 L 
each  52 41,5 
Declarations  
 
I hereby declare that the content of this consignment is fully and accurately described above by the proper 
shipping name, and is classified, packaged, marked and labelled/placarded and in all respects in proper 
condition for transport in accordance with the relevant national legislation.  
 
Where the consignor is not the manufacturer, the declaration is based on information received.  
 
Consignor  : Product manufacturer    / Product owner     / Prod uct custodian     / Party that contracts 
the operator     : 
 
Signed:  RA Jones Date:  2005 -06-20 
 
  
 
The consignment described above has been received into my vehicle. My vehicle is correctly placarded and I 
am in possession of all necessary transport documentation pertaining to the transport of dangerous goods, 
including information to be followed in case of an emergency.  
 
Driver  
 
Signed:  JK  Williams  Date:  2005 -06-20 
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 Annex B  
(normative)  
 
A completed waste dangerous goods declaration  (WDGD)  
 
Waste dangerous goods declaration  
 
Consignment identification No./Bar code: 101 11X  Company Logo (Optional)  
Consignor/waste generator  
Consignor/waste  generator:  R Jones  
Physical  Address:  Jones Warehouse 
100 High Road 
Germiston  
Tel: 011 100 
1000  
 
Postal address: Box 1477  
Germiston 
0001  
 
Emergency phone: 011 456 1700  
 
e-mail: rjones@mwebb.co.za  
Fax: 011 100 1001  
SAWIS registration number: 00234  Origin/source of waste (process/activity):  
 
- Product spilt during storage 
Classification of the  waste:  
- Oxidize solid, Carcinogen 1A, Mutagen  1B 
- Reprod tox 2, Acute tox 2  (inhalation)  
- Acute tox 3 (dermal), Acute tox 3  (oral)  
- Skin corr  1A 
Acute aquatic 1, Chron aquatic 1  
 
Quantity (m3 or tons):  
Site where waste  was generated:  Jones  Warehouse  
100 High Road 
Germiston  
Date  of collection:  23 April 2010 
SDS available:  Yes/no   
Declaration of consignor/waste generator  
I hereby declare that the contents of this consignment is fully and accurately described, classified, marked 
and labelled/placarded and in all respects in proper condition for transport in accordance with the applicable 
laws and regulations.  
Signed:  - - - - - - -RA JONES - - - - - - - - - - - - Date:  -----------  2010 -06-20 - - - - -- - - 
Operator/waste transporter  
Operator/waste  transporter:  B Higgins  
Higgins Road Freight 
200 South Avenue, 
Germiston  
Tel: 011 200 2000  
 
Vehicle registration number: XYZ 200 GP  
Declaration of operator/waste transporter  
 
I hereby declare that the classified waste described above has been received into my vehicle. My vehicle is 
correctly placarded and I am in possession of all necessary transport documentation including information 
to be followed in case of an  emergency.  
 
 
Signed: - - - - B Higgins - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Date: - - -2010 -06-20 - - - - - - - 22 
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Waste dangerous goods declaration (WDGD ) (concluded ) 
 
Declaration of consignee/waste manager  
Consignee/waste manager: 
JK Williams  
Three Fountains Landfill  
 
Receiving  address:  48 No More  Road  
Heidelberg 
2345  
 
Postal  address:  Box 600 
Heidelberg 
6001  
 
Waste management facility license number: XXX15  Details of waste received by consignee/waste 
manager:  
 
 
Type of waste management applied:  
 
Re-use/ recycling/ recovery/ treatment/ 
disposal  
 
Reporting description and code in terms of 
national waste information regulations: 
inorganic waste – solid. HW05 - 02 
 
Details of waste diverted: No waste diverted  
 
details of diverting facility (where applicable):  
 
Discrepancies in information: No 
discrepancies  
 
 
Quantity (m3 or tons): 100 kg (0,1 ton)  
Declaration of consignee/waste manager  
Consignee/waste manager:  
 
I hereby confirm that the hazardous waste described above has been received at the waste site and the 
waste has been treated and disposed of as indicated.  
 
Signed:… JK Williams ………………………..  Date…2010 -06-30 
Shipping 
name: 
Chromium  
(VI) oxide  UN 
number:  
1463  Hazard 
class: 
5.1 Packaging 
group:  
II Quantity and type of packaging:  
 
100 kg (0,1 t) – Metal drum  
 
Additional information on the handling/transport/storage – applicable P,B, L, O provisions:  
 
The package marked with UN 1463 is subject to special provision L24 of SANS 10231  23 
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Annex C  
(normative)  
 
Exempt quantity list and special provisions  
C.1 Exempt quantity  list 
Table C.1 is a list of dangerous goods in numerical order, with their corresponding UN numbers. 
Explanations for the columns are as follows:  
 
a) column 1 lists the UN numbers in numerical  order;  
 
b) column 2 contains the shipping name (see  note);  
 
c) column 3 contains the hazard  class;  
 
d) column 4 contains the packing  group;  
 
e) column 5 contains the subsidiary  risk; 
 
f) column 6 contains the exempt quantity (see 7.1 and  7.2); 
 
NOTE For class 1 substances, refer to the relevant national legis lation (see foreword).  
 
g) column 7 contains the calculation factor (see  7.2); 
 
h) column 8 contains the special P provisions that apply to packaged goods (see  C.2);  
 
i) column 9 contains the special B provisions that apply to goods transported in bulk (see  C.3);  
 
j) column 10 contains the special L provisions that apply to loading operations (see C.4);  and 
 
k) column 11 contains the special O provisions  that  apply  to  transport  operation  in  general  
(see C.5).  
 
NOTE This table does not show alternative shipping nam es and other qualifying descriptions. For  this type of 
information, see KS 2324 . 24 
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Table C.1 — Exempt quantity list  
 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0004  AMMONIUM PICRATE  
dry or wetted with < 10 % 
water, by mass  1.1D          
0005  CARTRIGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.1F         
0006  CARTRIGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.1E         
0007  CARTRIGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.2F         
0009  AMMUNITION,  
INCENDIARY with or 
without burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.2G          
0010  AMMUNITION,  
INCENDIARY with or 
without burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.3G          
0012  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, INERT 
PROJECTILE or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 9  1 
0014  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, BLANK or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS, BLANK or 
CARTRIDGES FOR 
TOOLS, BLANK  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 9  1 
0015  AMMUNITION, SMOKE  
with or without burster, 
expelling charge or 
propelling charge  1.2G          
0016  AMMUNITION, SMOKE  
with or without burster, 
expelling charge or 
propelling charge  1.3G          
0018  AMMUNITION, TEAR - 
PRODUCING with 
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.2G   6.1 
8       
0019  AMMUNITION, TEAR - 
PRODUCING with 
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.3G   6.1 
8       
0020  AMMUNITION, TOXIC  
with burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.2K  6.1       25 
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Table C.1 (continued)   
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0021  AMMUNITION, TOXIC  
with burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.3K  6.1       
0027  BLACK POWDER  
(GUNPOWDER), granular 
or as a meal  1.1D    5 
20 200 
50 2  2; 3; 4;  
9  
0028  BLACK POWDER 
(GUNPOWDER), 
COMPRESSED or 
BLACK POWDER 
(GUNPOWDER), IN 
PELLETS  1.1D          
0029  DETONATORS, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.1B         
0030  DETONATORS,  
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.1B         
0033  BOMBS with bursting 
charge  1.1F         
0034  BOMBS with bursting 
charge  1.1D          
0035  BOMBS with bursting 
charge  1.2D          
0037  BOMB, PHOTO -FLASH  1.1F         
0038  BOMB, PHOTO -FLASH  1.1D          
0039  BOMB, PHOTO -FLASH  1.2G          
0042  BOOSTERS without 
detonators  1.1D          
0043  BURSTERS, explosive  1.1D          
0044  PRIMERS, CAP TYPE  1.4S   Unlimited       
0048  CHARGE, DEMOLITION  1.1D          
0049  CARTRIGES, FLASH  1.1D          
0050  CARTRIGES, FLASH  1.3G          
0054  CARTRIGES, SIGNAL  1.3G          
0055  CASES, CARTRIGES, 
EMPTY, WITH PRIMER  1.4S   Unlimited       
0056  CHARGES, DEPTH  1.1D          
0059  CHARGES, SHAPED  
without detonator  1.1D          
0060  CHARGES, 
SUPPLEMENTARY, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.1D          
0065  CORD, DETONATING,  
Flexible  1.1D          
0066  CORD, IGNITER  1.4G          
0070  CUTTERS, CABLE, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.4S   Unlimited       
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0072  CYCLOTRIMETHYLENE - 
TRINITRAMINE 
(CYCLONITE; 
HEXOGEN; RDX),  
WETTED with not less 
than 51 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0073  DETONATORS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.1B         
0074  DIAZODINITROPHENOL,  
WETTED with not less 
than 40 % water, or 
mixture of alcohol and 
water, by mass  1.1A         
0075  DIETHEYLENEGLYCOL 
DINITRATE,  
DESENSITIZED with not 
less than 25 % non - 
volatile, water -insoluble 
phlegmatizer, by mass  1.1D          
0076  DINITROPHENOL, dry or  
wetted with less than 
15 % water, y mass  1.1D   6.1       
0077  DINITROPHINOLATES,  
alkali metals, dry or 
wetted with less than  
15 % water, by mass  1.3C   6.1       
0078  DINITRORESORCINOL,  
dry or wetted with less 
than 15 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0079  HEXANITRODIPHENYLAMI 
NE (DIPICRYLAMINE; 
HEXYL)  1.1D          
0081  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE A  1.1D          
0082  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE B  1.1D          
0083  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE C  1.1D          
0084  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE D  1.1D          
0092  FLARES, SURFACE  1.3G          
0093  FLARES, AERIAL  1.3G          
0094  FLASH POWDER  1.1G          
0099  FRACTURING DEVICES,  
EXPLOSIVE without 
detonator, for oil wells  1.1D          
0101  FUSE, NON - 
DETONATING  1.3G          
0102  CORD (FUSE),  
DETONATING, metal clad  1.2D          
0103  FUSE, IGNITER, tabular, 
metal clad  1.4G          27 
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0104  CORD (FUSE), 
DETONATING, MILD  
EFFECT, metal clad  1.4D          
0105  FUSE, SAFETY  1.4S         
0106  FUZES, DETONATING  1.1B         
0107  FUZES, DETONATIONG  1.2B         
0110  GRENADES, PRACTICE,  
hand or rifle  1.4S         
0113  GUANYL 
NITROSAMINO - 
GUANYLIDENE 
HYDRAZINE, WETTED  
with not less than 30 % 
water, by mass  1.1A         
0114  GUANYL 
NITROSAMINO - 
GUANYLETETRAZENE 
(TETRAZENE), WETTED  
with not less than 30 % 
water, or mixture of 
alcohol and water, by 
mass  1.1A         
0118  HEXOLITE (HEXOTOL),  
dry or wetted with less 
than 15 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0121  IGNITERS  1.1G          
0124  JET PERFORATING 
GUNS, CHARGED, oil  
well, without detonator  1.1D          
0129  LEAD AZIDE, WETTED  
with not less than 20 % 
water, or mixture of 
alcohol and water, by 
mass  1.1A         
0130  LEAD STYPHNATE 
(LEAD 
TRINITRORESORCINATE)  
WETTED with not less 
than 20 %  water, mixture 
of alcohol and water, by 
mass  1.1A         
0131  LIGHTER, FUSE  1.4S   Unlimited       
0132  DEFLAGRATING METAL 
SALTS OF AROMATIC 
NITRODERIVATIVES. 
N.O.S  1.3C          
0133  MANNITOL 
HEXANITRATE 
(NITROMANNITE),  
WETTED with not less 
than 40 % water, or 
mixture of alcohol and 
water, by mass  1.1D          28 
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Table C.1 (continued)  
 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0135  MERCURY FULMINATE,  
WETTED with not less 
20 % water, or mixture of 
alcohol and water, by 
mass  1.1A         
0136  MINES with bursting 
charge  1.1F         
0137  MINES with bursting 
charge  1.1D          
0138  MINES with bursting 
charge  1.2D          
0143  NITROGLYCERIN,  
DESENSITIZED with not 
less than 40 % non - 
volatile water -insoluble 
phlegmatizer, by mass  1.1D   6.1       
0144  NITROGLYCERIN,  
DESENSITIZED with not 
more than 40 % non - 
volatile water -insoluble 
phlegmatizer, by mass  1.1D          
0146  NITROSTARCH, dry or  
wetted with less than 
20 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0147  NITRO UREA  1.1D          
0150  PENTAERYTHRITE 
TETRANITRATE 
(PENTAERYTHRITOL 
TETRANITRATE; PETN);  
WETTED with not less 
than 25 % water, by 
mass, or 
PENTAERYTHROTOL 
TETRANITRATE;  PETN)  
DESENSITIZED with not 
less than 15 % 
phlegmatizer, by mass  1.1D          
0151  PENTOLITE, dry or 
wetted with less than 
15 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0153  TRINITROANILINE 
(PICRAMIDE)  1.1D          
0154  TRINITROPHENOL 
(PICRIC ACID), dry or  
wetted with less than 
30 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0155  TRINITROCHLOROBENZ 
ENE (PICRYL 
CHRLORIDE)  1.1D          
0159  POWDER CAKE 
(POWDER PASTE),  
WETTED with not less 
than 25 % water, by mass  1.3C          
0160  POWDER, SMOKELESS  1.1C          29 
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Edition 4  
 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0161  POWDER, SMOKELESS  1.3C    10 
100 100 
10 2  2; 3; 5;  
9  
0167  PROJECTILES with  
bursting charge  1.1F         
0168  PROJECTILES with  
bursting charge  1.2D          
0171  AMMONIUM,  
ILLUMINATING with or 
without burst, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.2G          
0173  RELEASE DEVICES, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.4S         
0174  REVETS, EXPLOSIVE  1.4S         
0180  ROCKETS, with bursting 
charge  1.1F         
0181  ROCKETS, with bursting 
charge  1.1E         
0182  ROCKETS, with bursting 
charge  1.2E         
0183  ROCKETS, with inert 
head  1.3C          
0186  ROCKET MOTORS  1.3C          
0190  SAMPLES, EXPLOSIVE,  
other than initiating 
explosive           
0191  SIGNAL DEVICES, HAND  1.4G    5 
100 200 
10 2  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0192  SIGNALS, RAILWAY 
TRACK, EXPLOSIVE  1.1G    10 units  
50 kg  20 2  2; 3; 8;  
9  
0193  SIGNALS, RAILWAY 
TRACK, EXPLOSIVE  1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 8;  
9  
0194  SIGNALS, DISTRESS  1.1G          
0195  SIGNALS, DISTRESS  1.3G    50 20 2  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0196  SIGNALS, SMOKE  1.1G          
0197  SIGNALS, SMOKE  1.4G    100 10 2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0204  SOUNDING DEVICES, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.2F         
0207  TETRANITROANILINE  1.1D          
0208  TRINITROPHENYL - 
METHYLNATRAMINE 
(TETRYL)  1.1D          
0209  TRINITROTOLUENE  
(TNT), dry or wetted with 
less than 30 % water, by 
mass  1.1D          
0212  TRACERS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.3G          
0213  TRINITROANISOLE  1.1D          
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group   
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Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0214  TRINITROBENZENE, dry  
or wetted with less than 
30 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0215  TRINITROBENZOIC  
ACID, dry or wetted with 
less than 30 % water, by 
mass  1.1D          
0216  TRINITRO -m-CRESOL  1.1D          
0217  TRINITRONAPHTHALENE  1.1D          
0218  TRINITROPHENETOLE  1.1D          
0219  TRINITRORESORCINOL 
(STYPHNIC ACID) dry or  
wetted with less than  
20 % water, or mixture of 
alcohol and water, by 
mass  1.1D          
0220  UREA NITRATE, dry or  
wetted with less than 
20 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0221  WARHEADS, TORPEDO  
with bursting charge  1.1D          
0222  AMMONIUM NITRATE  
with more than 0,2 % 
combustible substances, 
including any organic 
substance calculated as 
carbon, to the exclusion of 
any other added 
substance  1.1D          
0224  BARIUM AZIDE, dry or  
wetted with less than 
50 % water, by mass  1.1A         
0225  BOOSTERS WITH 
DETONATOR  1.1B         
0226  CYCLOTETRAMETHY - 
LENETETRANITRAMINE 
(HMX; OCTOGEN),  
WETTED with not less 
than 15 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0234  SODIUM DINITRO -o- 
CRESOLATE, dry or 
wetted with less than 
15 % water, by mass  1.3C          
0235  SODIUM PICRAMATE,  
dry or wetted with less 
than 20 % water, by mass  1.3C          
0236  ZIRCONIUM  
PICRAMATE, dry or 
wetted with less than 
20 % water, by mass  1.3C          
0237  CHARGES, SHAPED, 
FLEXIBLE, LINEAR  1.4D          
0238  ROCKETS, LINE - 
THROWING  1.2G          31 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0240  ROCKETS, LINE - 
THROWING  1.3G          
0241  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE E  1.1D          
0242  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING, FOR 
CANNON  1.3C          
0243  AMMUNITION, 
INCENDIARY, WHITE 
PHOSPHORUS with  
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.2H          
0244  AMMUNITION, 
INCENDIARY, WHITE 
PHOSPHORUS with  
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.3H          
0245  AMMUNITION, SMOKE, 
WHITE PHOSPHORUS  
with burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.2H          
0246  AMMUNITION, SMOKE, 
WHITE PHOSPHORUS  
with burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.3H          
0247  AMMUNITION,  
INCENDIARY, liquid or 
gel, with burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.3J         
0248  CONTRIVANCES, 
WATER -ACTIVATED with  
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.2L         
0249  CONTRIVANCES, 
WATER -ACTIVATED with  
burster, expelling charge 
or propelling charge  1.3L         
0250  ROCKET MOTORS WITH 
HYPERGOLIC LIQUIDS  
with or without expelling 
charge  1.3L         
0254  AMMUNITION,  
ILLUMINATING with or 
without burster, expelling 
charge or propelling 
charge  1.3G          
0255  DETONATORS,  
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4B         
0257  FUZES, DETONATING  1.4B         
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Class   
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0266  OCTOLITE (OCTOL), dry 
or wetted with less than 
15 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0267  DETONATORS, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4B         
0268  BOOSTERS WITH 
DETONATOR  1.2B         
0271  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING  1.1C          
0272  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING  1.3C          
0275  CARTRIDGES, POWER 
DEVICE  1.3C          
0276  CARTRIDGES, POWER 
DEVICE  1.4C          
0277  CARTRIDGES, OIL WELL  1.3C          
0278  CARTRIDGES, OIL WELL  1.4C          
0279  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING FOR 
CANNON  1.1C          
0280  ROCKET MOTORS  1.1C          
0281  ROCKET MOTORS  1.2C          
0282  NITROGUANIDINE  
(PICRITE), dry or wetted 
with less than 20 % water, 
by mass  1.1D          
0283  BOOSTERS without 
detonator  1.2D          
0284  GREMADES, hand or 
rifle, with bursting charge  1.1D          
0285  GREMADES, hand or 
rifle, with bursting charge  1.2D          
0286  WARHEADS, ROCKETS  
with bursting charge  1.1D          
0287  WARHEADS, ROCKETS  
with bursting charge  1.2D          
0288  CHARGES, SHAPED, 
FLEXIBLE, LINEAR  1.1D         
0289  CORD, DETONATING,  
Flexible  1.4D         
0290  CORD (FUSE),  
DETONATING, metal clad  1.1D         
0291  BOMBS with bursting 
charge  1.2F         
0292  GRENADES, hand or rifle, 
with bursting charge  1.1F         
0293  GRENADES, hand or rifle, 
with bursting charge  1.2F         
0294  MINES with bursting  charge  1.2F         33 
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group   
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risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0295  ROCKETS with bursting 
charge  1.2F         
0296  SOUNDING DEVICES, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.1F         
0297  AMMUNITION,  
ILLUMINATING with or 
without burster, expelling 
charge or propelling charge  1.4G         
0299  BOMBS, PHOTO -FLASH  1.3G         
0300  AMMUNITION,  
INCENDIARY with or 
without burster, expelling 
charge or propelling charge  1.4G         
0301  AMMUNITION, TEAR - 
PRODUCING with burster, 
expelling charge or 
propelling charge  1.4G         
0303  AMMUNITION, SMOKE  
with or without burster, 
expelling charge or 
propelling charge  1.4G         
0305  FLASH POWDER  1.3G         
0306  TRACERS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.4G   500 2 2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0312  CARTRIDGES, SIGNAL  1.4G   500 2     
0313  SIGNALS, SMOKE  1.2G         
0314  IGNITERS  1.2G         
0315  IGNITERS  1.3G         
0316  FUZES, IGNITING  1.3G         
0317  FUZES, IGNITING  1.4G         
0318  GRENADES, PRACTICE,  
hand or rifle  1.3G         
0319  PRIMERS, TUBULAR  1.3G         
0320  PRIMERS, TUBULAR  1.4G         
0321  CARTRIDGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.2E         
0322  ROCKET MOTORS WITH 
HYPERGOLIC LIQUIDS  
with or without expelling 
charge  1.2L         
0323  CARTRIDGES, POWER 
DEVICE  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 9   
0324  PROJECTILES with  
bursting charge  1.2F         
0325  IGNITERS  1.4G         
0326  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, BLANK  1.1C         
0327  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, BLANK or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS, BLANK  1.3C         
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0328  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, INERT 
PROJECTILE  1.2C          
0329  TORPEDOES with bursting 
charge  1.1E         
0330  TORPEDOES with bursting 
charge  1.1F         
0331  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE B  
(AGENT, BLASTING, 
TYPE B)  1.5D          
0332  EXPLOSIVE, BLASTING, 
TYPE E  
(AGENT, BLASTING, 
TYPE E)  1.5D          
0333  FIREWORKS  1.1G          
0334  FIREWORKS  1.2G          
0335  FIREWORKS  1.3G      2  2; 3; 7;  
9  
0336  FIREWORKS  1.4G    5 
10 
100 200 
100 
10 2  2; 3; 7;  
9  
0337  FIREWORKS  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 7;  
9  
0338  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, BLANK or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS, BLANK  1.4C          
0339  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, INERT 
PROJECTILE or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS  1.4C          
0340  NITROCELLULOSE, dry  
or wetted with less than 
25 % water (or alcohol), 
by mass  1.1D          
0341  NITROCELLULOSE,  
unmodified or plasticized 
with less than 18 % 
plasticizing substance, by 
mass  1.1D          
0342  NITROCELLULOSE,  
WETTED with not less 
than 25 % alcohol, by 
mass  1.3C          
0343  NITROCELLULOSE,  
PLASTICIZED with not 
less than 18 % plasticizing 
substance, by mass  1.3C          
0344  PROJECTILES with  
bursting charge  1.4D          
0345  PROJECTILES, inert with 
tracer  1.4S         35 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0346  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.2D          
0347  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.4D          
0348  CARTRIDGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.4F         
0349  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4S         
0350  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4B         
0351  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4C          
0352  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4D          
0353  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4G          
0354  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.1L         
0355  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.2L         
0356  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.3L         
0357  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.1L         
0358  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.2L         
0359  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.3L         
0360  DETONATOR 
ASSEMBLIES, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.1B         
0361  DETONATOR 
ASSEMBLIES, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4B         
0362  AMMUNITION, 
PRACTICE  1.4G          
0363  AMMUNITION, PROOF  1.4G          
0364  DETONATORS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.2B         
0365  DETONATORS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.4B         
0366  DETONATORS FOR 
AMMUNITION  1.4S         
0367  FUZES, DETONATING  1.4S         
0368  FUZES, IGNITING  1.4S         
0369  WARHEADS, ROCKET  
with bursting charge  1.1F         36 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0370  WARHEADS, ROCKET  
with burster or expelling 
charge  1.4D          
0371  WARHEADS, ROCKET  
with burster or expelling 
charge  1.4F         
0372  GRENADES, PRACTICE,  
hand or rifle  1.2G          
0373  SIGNAL DEVICES, HAND  1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0374  SOUNDING DEVICES, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.1D          
0375  SOUNDING DEVICES, 
EXPLOSIVE  1.2D          
0376  PRIMERS, TUBULAR  1.4S   Unlimited       
0377  PRIMERS, CAP TYPE  1.1B         
0378  PRIMERS, CAP TYPE  1.4B         
0379  CASES, CARTRIDGE, 
EMPTY, WITH PRIMER  1.4C          
0380  ARTICLES, 
PYROPHORIC  1.2L         
0381  CARTRIDGES, POWER 
DEVICE  1.2C          
0382  COMPONENTS, 
EXPLOSIVE TRAIN, 
N.O.S.  1.2B         
0383  COMPONENTS, 
EXPLOSIVE TRAIN, 
N.O.S.  1.4B         
0384  COMPONENTS, 
EXPLOSIVE TRAIN, 
N.O.S.  1.4S   Unlimited       
0385  5-NITROBENZOTRIAZOL  1.1D          
0386  TRINITROBENZENE - 
SULFONIC ACID  1.1D          
0387  TRINITROFLUORENONE  1.1D          
0388  TRINITROTOLUENE 
(TNT) AND TRINITRO - 
BENZENE MIXTURE or 
TRINITROTOLUENE 
(TNT) AND HEXANITRO - 
STILBENE MIXTURE  1.1D          
0389  TRINITROTOLUENE 
(TNT) MIXTURE 
CONTAINING TRINITRO - 
BENZENE AND HEXA - 
NITROSTILBENE  1.1D          
0390  TRITONAL  1.1D          37 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0391  CYCLOTRIMETHYLENE - 
TRINITRAMINE 
(CYCLONITE; 
HEXOGEN; RDX) AND 
CYCLOTETRA - 
METHYLENETETRA - 
NITRAMINE (HMX; 
OCTOGEN) MIXTURE,  
WETTED with not less 
than 15 % water, by mass 
or CYCLOTRI - 
METHYLENE -TRINI - 
TRAMINE (CYCLO -NITE; 
HEXOGEN; RDX) AND 
CYCLOTETRA - 
METHYLENETETRANI - 
TRAMINE (HMX; 
OCTOG EN) MIXTURE,  
DESENSITIZED with not 
less than 10 % 
phlegmatizer, by mass  1.1D          
0392  HEXANITROSTILBENE  1.1D          
0393  HEXOTONAL  1.1D          
0395  ROCKET MOTORS, 
LIQUID FUELLED  1.2J         
0396  ROCKET MOTORS, 
LIQUID FUELLED  1.3J         
0397  ROCKETS, LIQUID  
FUELLED with bursting 
charge  1.1J         
0398  ROCKETS, LIQUID  
FUELLED with bursting 
charge  1.2J         
0399  BOMBS WITH 
FLAMMABLE LIQUID with  
bursting charge  1.1J         
0400  BOMBS WITH 
FLAMMABLE LIQUID with  
bursting charge  1.2J         
0401  DIPICRYL SULFIDE, dry  
or wetted with less than 
10 % water, by mass  1.1D          
0402  AMMONIUM 
PERCHLORATE  1.1D          
0403  FLARES, AERIAL  1.4G      2  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0404  FLARES, AERIAL  1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0405  CARTRIDGES, SIGNAL  1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0406  DINITROSOBENZENE  1.3C          
0407  TETRAZOL -1-ACETIC 
ACID  1.4C          
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0408  FUZES, DETONATING  
with protective features  1.1D          
0409  FUZES, DETONATING  
with protective features  1.2D          
0410  FUZES, DETONATING  
with protective features  1.4D          
0411  PENTAERYTHRITE 
TETRANITRATE 
(PENTAERYTHRITOL 
TETRANITRATE; PETN)  
with not less than 7 % 
wax, by mass  1.1D          
0412  CARTRIDGES FOR  
WEAPONS with bursting 
charge  1.4E         
0413  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, BLANK  1.2C      50    
0414  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING, FOR 
CANNON  1.2C      50    
0415  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING  1.2C      50    
0417  CARTRIDGES FOR 
WEAPONS, INERT 
PROJECTILE or 
CARTRIDGES, SMALL 
ARMS  1.3C      50    
0418  FLARES, SURFACE  1.1G      50    
0419  FLARES, SURFACE  1.2G      50    
0420  FLARES, AERIAL  1.1G      50    
0421  FLARES, AERIAL  1.2G      50    
0424  PROJECTILES, inert with 
tracer  1.3G      50    
0425  PROJECTILES, inert with 
tracer  1.4G      2    
0426  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.2F         
0427  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.4F         
0428  ARTICLES, 
PYROTECHNIC for  
technical purposes  1.1G          
0429  ARTICLES, 
PYROTECHNIC for  
technical purposes  1.2G          
0430  ARTICLES, 
PYROTECHNIC  1.3G    50 20 2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0431  ARTICLES, 
PYROTECHNIC  1.4G    100 10 2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
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quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0432  ARTICLES, 
PYROTECHNIC  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
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 0433  POWDER CAKE 
(POWDER PASTE),  
WETTED with not less 
than 17 % alcohol, by 
mass  1.1C          
0434  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.2G          
0435  PROJECTILES with  
burster or expelling 
charge  1.4G          
0436  ROCKETS with expelling 
charge  1.2C          
0437  ROCKETS with expelling 
charge  1.3C          
0438  ROCKETS with expelling 
charge  1.4C          
0439  CHARGES, SHAPED,  
without detonator  1.2D          
0440  CHARGES, SHAPED,  
without detonator  1.4D          
0441  CHARGES, SHAPED,  
without detonator  1.4S   Unlimited       
0442  CHARGES, EXPLOSIVE,  
COMMERCIAL without 
detonator  1.1D          
0443  CHARGES, EXPLOSIVE,  
COMMERCIAL without 
detonator  1.2D          
0444  CHARGES, EXPLOSIVE,  
COMMERCIAL without 
detonator  1.4D          
0445  CHARGES, EXPLOSIVE,  
COMMERCIAL without 
detonator  1.4S   Unlimited       
0446  CASES, COMBUSTIBLE,  
EMPTY, without primer  1.4C          
0447  CASES, COMBUSTIBLE, 
EMPTY, WITHOUT 
PRIMER  1.3C          
0448  5- 
MERCAPTOTETRAZOL - 
1-ACETIC ACID  1.4C          
0449  TORPEDOES, LIQUID  
FUELLED with or without 
bursting charge  1.1J         
0450  TORPEDOES, LIQUID  
FUELLED with inert head  1.3J         
0451  TORPEDOES with 
bursting charge  1.1D          40 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0452  GRENADES, PRACTICE,  
hand or rifle  1.4G          
0453  ROCKETS, LINE - 
THROWING  1.4G      2  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0454  IGNITERS  1.4S   Unlimited   2  2; 3; 9  1 
0455  DETONATORS, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4S   Unlimited       
0456  DETONATORS,  
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4S   Unlimited       
0457  CHARGES, BURSTING, 
PLASTICS BONDED  1.1D          
0458  CHARGES, BURSTING, 
PLASTICS  BONDED  1.2D          
0459  CHARGES, BURSTING, 
PLASTICS BONDED  1.4D          
0460  CHARGES, BURSTING, 
PLASTICS BONDED  1.4S   Unlimited       
0461  COMPONENTS, 
EXPLOSIVE TRAIN, 
N.O.S.  1.1B         
0462  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.1C          
0463  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.1D          
0464  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.1E         
0465  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.1F         
0466  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.2C          
0467  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.2D          
0468  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.2E         
0469  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.2F         
0470  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.3C          
0471  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4E         
0472  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
N.O.S.  1.4F         
0473  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.1A         
0474  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.1C          
0475  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.1D          
0476  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.1G          
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quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0477  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.3C          
0478  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.3G          
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 0479  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.4C          
0480  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.4D          
0481  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.4S   Unlimited       
0482  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, VERY 
INSENSITIVE 
(SUBSTANCES, EVI), 
N.O.S.  1.5D          
0483  CYCLOTRIMETHYLENE - 
TRINITRAMINE 
(CYCLONITE; 
HEXOGEN; RDX), 
DESENSITIZED  1.1D          
0484  CYCLOTETRA - 
METHYLENETETRA - 
NITRAMINE (HMX; 
OCTOGEN), 
DESENSITIZED  1.1D          
0485  SUBSTANCES, 
EXPLOSIVE, N.O.S.  1.4G          
0486  ARTICLES, EXPLOSIVE, 
EXTREMELY 
INSENSITIVE 
(ARTICLES, EEI)  1.6N          
0487  SIGNALS, SMOKE  1.3G    50 20 2  2; 3; 6;  
9  
0488  AMMUNITION, 
PRACTICE  1.3G          
0489  DINITROGLYCOLURIL 
(DINGU)  1.1D          
0490  NITROTRIAZOLONE 
(NTO)  1.1D          
0491  CHARGES, 
PROPELLING  1.4C          
0492  SIGNALS, RAILWAY 
TRACK, EXPLOSIVE  1.3G          
0493  SIGNALS, RAILWAY 
TRACK, EXPLOSIVE  1.4G      2  2; 3; 8;  
9 1 
0494  JET PERFORATING 
GUNS, CHARGED, oil  
well, without detonator  1.4D  0494         
0495  PROPELLANT, LIQUID  1.3C  0495         
0496  OCTONAL  1.1D  0496         
0497  PROPELLANT, LIQUID  1.1C  0497         
0498  PROPELLANT, SOLID  1.1C  0498         42 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
0499  PROPELLANT, SOLID  1.3C  0499         
0500  DETONATOR 
ASSEMBLIES, NON - 
ELECTRIC for blasting  1.4S 0500   Unlimited       
0501  PROPELLANT, SOLID  1.4C  0501         
0502  ROCKETS with inert head  1.2C  0502         
0503  AIR BAG INFLATORS, or 
AIR BAG MODULES, or 
SEAT -BELT 
PRETENSIONERS  1.4G  0503         
0504  1H-TETRAZOLE  1.1D  0504         
0505  SIGNALS, DISTRESS,  
Ship 1.4G      2  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0506  SIGNALS, DISTRESS,  
Ship 1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0507  SIGNALS, SMOKE  1.4S   Unlimited   3  2; 3; 6;  
9 1 
0508  1-HYDROXYBENZO - 
TRIAZOLE, ANHYDROUS,  
dry or wetted with less than 
20 % water, by mass  1.3C          
0509  O\POWDER, 
SMOKELESS  1.4C          
1001  ACETYLENE, 
DISSOLVED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1002  AIR, COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10   
1003  AIR, REFRIGERATED 
LIQUID  2.2  5.1 200 5 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1005  AMMONIA, ANHYDROUS  2.3  8 20 50   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1006  ARGON, COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1008  BORON TRIFLUORIDE  2.3  8 20 50   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1009  BROMOTRIFLUORO - 
METHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 13B1)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1010  1,2-BUTADIENE, 
STABILIZED or 1,3 - 
BUTADIENE STABILIZED 
or MIXTURES OF 1,3 - 
BUTADIENE AND 
HYDROCARBONS,  
STABILIZED, with a 
vapour pressure at  
70 °C ≤ 1,1 MPa (11 bar)  
and a density at 
50 °C ≥ 0,525  kg/L 2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1011  BUTANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
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quantities   
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P B L O 
1012  BUTYLENES MIXTURE 
or 1-BUTYLENE or CIS - 
2-BUTYLENE or TRANS - 
2-BUTYLENE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1013  CARBON DIOXIDE  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
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OXYGEN MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
1015  CARBON DIOXIDE AND 
NITROUS OXIDE 
MIXTURE  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1016  CARBON MONOXIDE, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  2.1 50 20   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1017  CHLORINE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1018  CHLORODIFLUORO - 
METHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 22)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1020  CHLOROPENTA - 
FLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 115)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1021  1-CHLORO -1,2,2,2 - 
TETRAFLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 124)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1022  CHLOROTRIFLUORO - 
METHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 13)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1023  COAL GAS, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1026  CYANOGEN  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1027  CYCLOPROPANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1028  DICHLORODIFLUORO - 
METHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 12) 2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1029  DICHLOROFLUORO - 
METHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 21)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1030  1,1-DIFLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 152a)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1032  DIMETHYLAMINE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1033  DIMETHYL ETHER  2.1   100 10   9; 10; 
36 2; 20  44 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1035  ETHANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1036  ETHYLAMINE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1037  ETHYL CHLORIDE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1038  ETHYLENE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2,17 
1039  ETHYL METHYL ETHER  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1040  ETHYLENE OXIDE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1040  ETHYLENE OXIDE WITH  
NITROGEN up to a total 
pressure of 1 MPa  
(10 bar) at 50 °C  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1041  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
CARBON DIOXIDE  
MIXTURE with > 9 % but  
≤ 87 % ethylene oxide  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1043  FERTILIZER AMMO - 
NIATING SOLUTION with  
free ammonia  2.2   500 2     
1044  FIRE EXTINGUISHERS  
with compressed or 
liquefied gas  2.2   500 2   9  
1045  FLUORINE, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1046  HELIUM, COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10; 
36  
1048  HYDROGEN BROMIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1049  HYDROGEN, 
COMPRESSED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1050  HYDROGEN CHLORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1051  HYDROGEN CYANIDE,  
STABILIZED containing  
< 3 % water  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
10; 
17 
1052  HYDROGEN FLUORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28;  
34 17 
1053  HYDROGEN SULFIDE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1055  ISOBUTYLENE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1056  KRYPTON, 
COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1057  LIGHTERS or LIGHTER  
REFILLS containing 
flammable gas  2.1   100 10   9 2 45 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1058  LIQUEFIED GASES, non - 
flammable, charged with 
nitrogen, carbon dioxide 
or air  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1060  METHYLACETYLENE 
AND PROPADIENE  
MIXTURE, STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1061  METHYLAMINE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1062  METHYL BROMIDE with  
≤ 2 % chloropicrin  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1063  METHYL CHLORIDE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 40)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1064  METHYL MERCAPTAN  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1065  NEON, COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1066  NITROGEN, 
COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1067  DINITROGEN 
TETROXIDE (NITROGEN 
DIOXIDE)  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1069  NITROSYL CHLORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1070  NITROUS OXIDE  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
1071  OIL GAS, COMPRESSED  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1072  OXYGEN, 
COMPRESSED  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
1073  OXYGEN, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2  5.1 200 5 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1075  PETROLEUM GASES, 
LIQUEFIED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1076  PHOSGENE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1077  PROPYLENE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1078  REFRIGERANT GAS, 
N.O.S  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1079  SULFUR DIOXIDE  2.3  8 50 20   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1080  SULFUR 
HEXAFLUORIDE  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1081  TETRAFLUORO - 
ETHYLENE, STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1082  TRIFLUOROCHLORO - 
ETHYLENE, STABILIZED  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1083  TRIMETHYLAMINE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1085  VINYL BROMIDE, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1086  VINYL CHLORIDE, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1087  VINYL METHYL ETHER, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1088  ACETAL  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1089  ACETALDEHYDE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1090  ACETONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1091  ACETONE OILS  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1092  ACROLEIN, STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1093  ACRYLONITRILE, 
STABILIZED  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1098  ALLYL ALCOHOL  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13; 
28 2; 9; 
17 
1099  ALLYL BROMIDE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1100  ALLYL CHLORIDE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1104  AMYL ACETATES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1105  PENTANOLS  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1106  AMYLAMINE  3 
 
3 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 200 
 
500 5 
 
2    2; 20  
 
2 
1107  AMYL CHLORIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1108  1-PENTENE 
(n-AMYLENE)  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1109  AMYL FORMATES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1110  n-AMYL METHYL 
KETONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1111  AMYL MERCAPTAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1112  AMYL NITRATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1113  AMYL NITRITE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1114  BENZENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1120  BUTANOLS  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1123  BUTYL ACETATES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1125  n-BUTYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1126  1-BROMOBUTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1127  CHLOROBUTANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1128  n-BUTYL FORMATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1129  BUTYRALDEHYDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1130  CAMPHOR OIL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1131  CARBON DISULFIDE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  47 
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1133  ADHESIVES containing 
flammable liquid  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1134  CHLOROBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1135  ETHYLENE 
CHLOROHYDRIN  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1136  COAL TAR 
DISTILLATES, 
FLAMMABLE  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1139  COATING SOLUTION  
(includes surface 
treatments or coatings 
used for industrial or other 
purposes such as vehicle 
under coating, drum or 
barrel lining)  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1143  CROTONALDEHYDE, 
STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1144  CROTONYLENE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1145  CYCLOHEXANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1146  CYCLOPENTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1147  DECAHYDRO - 
NAPHTHALENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1148  DIACETONE ALCOHOL  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1149  DIBUTYL ETHERS  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1150  1,2-DICHLORO - 
ETHYLENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1152  DICHLOROPENTANES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1153  ETHYLENE GLYCOL 
DIETHYL ETHER  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1154  DIETHYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1155  DIETHYL ETHER (ETHYL 
ETHER)  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1156  DIETHYL KETONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1157  DIISOBUTYL KETONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1158  DIISOPROPYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1159  DIISOPROPYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1160  DIMETHYLAMINE 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1161  DIMETHYL CARBONATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1162  DIMETHYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1163  DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE, 
UNSYMMETRICAL  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1164  DIMETHYL SULFIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  48 
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1165  DIOXANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1166  DIOXOLANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1167  DIVINYL ETHER, 
STABILIZED  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1169  EXTRACTS, AROMATIC, 
LIQUID  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1170  ETHANOL (ETHYL 
ALCOHOL) or ETHANOL 
SOLUTION (ETHYL 
ALCOHOL SOLUTION)  3 
 
3 II 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1171  ETHYLENE GLYCOL 
MONOETHYL ETHER  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1172  ETHYLENE GLYCOL 
MONOETHYL ETHER 
ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1173  ETHYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1175  ETHYLBENZENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1176  ETHYL BORATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1177  2-ETHYLBUTYL 
ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1178  2-ETHYL - 
BUTYRALDEHYDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1179  ETHYL BUTYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1180  ETHYL BUTYRATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1181  ETHYL CHLORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1182  ETHYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1183  ETHYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  4.3 I 3 
8 0  1  23 2; 20  
1184  ETHYLENE DICHLORIDE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
1185  ETHYLENEIMINE, 
STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1188  ETHYLENE GLYCOL 
MONOMETHYL ETHER  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1189  ETHYLENE GLYCOL 
MONOMETHYL ETHER 
ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1190  ETHYL FORMATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1191  OCTYL ALDEHYDES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1192  ETHYL LACTATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1193  ETHYL METHYL 
KETONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1194  ETHYL NITRITE 
SOLUTION  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1195  ETHYL PROPIONATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  49 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1196  ETHYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1197  EXTRACTS, 
FLAVOURING, LIQUID  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1198  FORMALDEHYDE 
SOLUTION, FLAMMABLE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
1199  FURALDEHYDES  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1201  FUSEL OIL  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1202  GAS OIL or DIESEL 
FUEL or HEATING OIL,  
LIGHT, flash point  
≤ 60,5 °C c.c.  3 III  1 000  1    2 
 GAS OIL or DIESEL 
FUEL or HEATING OIL,  
LIGHT, flash point  
> 60,5 °C c.c.  3 III  1 000  1     
1202  DIESEL FUEL complying 
with EN 590 or GAS OIL 
or HEATING OIL, LIGHT  
with a flash point as 
specified in EN 590  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1203  MOTOR SPIRIT or 
GASOLINE or PETROL  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1204  NITROGLYCERIN 
SOLUTION IN ALCOHOL  
with ≤ 1 % nitroglycerin  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1206  HEPTANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1207  HEXALDEHYDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1208  HEXANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1210  PRINTING INK,  
flammable  
or PRINTING INK 
RELATED MATERIAL  
(including printing ink 
thinning or reducing 
compound)  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20 
 
2 
1212  ISOBUTANOL 
(ISOBUTYL ALCOHOL)  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1213  ISOBUTYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1214  ISOBUTYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1216  ISOOCTENES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1218  ISOPRENE, STABILIZED  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1219  ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 
(ISOPROPANOL)  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1220  ISOPROPYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1221  ISOPROPYLAMINE  3 I 8 50 20    2; 20  
 
  50 
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group   
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risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1222  ISOPROPYL NITRATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1223  KEROSENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1224  KETONES, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1228  MERCAPTANS, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE,  TOXIC,  
N.O.S. or MERCAPTAN, 
MIXTURE LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 200 
 
500 5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2 
1229  MESITYL OXIDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1230  METHANOL  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
1231  METHYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20 
1233  METHYLAMYL ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1234  METHYLAL  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1235  METHYLAMINE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1237  METHYL BUTYRATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1238  METHYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1239  METHYL CHLORO - 
METHYL ETHER  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1242  METHYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  4.3 I 3 
8 0  1  23 2; 20  
1243  METHYL FORMATE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1244  METHYLHYDRAZINE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1245  METHYL ISOBUTYL 
KETONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1246  METHYL ISOPROPENYL 
KETONE, STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1247  METHYL METHA - 
CRYLATE MONOMER, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1248  METHYL PROPIONATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1249  METHYL PROPYL 
KETONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1250  METHYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  3 I 8 50 20    2; 20  
1251  METHYL VINYL 
KETONE, STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1259  NICKEL CARBONYL  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1261  NITROMETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1262  OCTANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  51 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1263  PAINT or PAINT 
RELATED MATERIAL  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1264  PARALDEHYDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1265  PENTANES, liquid  3 
 
3 I 
 
II  100 
 
500 10 
 
2    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
1266  PERFUMERY  
PRODUCTS with 
flammable solvents  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1267  PETROLEUM CRUDE 
OIL 3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1268  PETROLEUM 
DISTILLATES, N.O.S. or 
PETROLEUM 
PRODUCTS, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1272  PINE OIL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1274  n-PROPANOL (PROPYL 
ALCOHOL, NORMAL)  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1275  PROPIONALDEHYDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1276  n-PROPYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1277  PROPYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1278  1-CHLOROPROPANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1279  1,2- 
DICHLOROPROPANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1280  PROPYLENE OXIDE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1281  PROPYL FORMATES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1282  PYRIDINE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1286  ROSIN OIL  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1287  RUBBER SOLUTION  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1288  SHALE OIL  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1289  SODIUM METHYLATE  
SOLUTION in alcohol  3 
 
3 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 200 
 
500 5 
 
2    2; 20  
 
2 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1292  TETRAETHYL SILICATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1293  TINCTURES, MEDICINAL  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1294  TOLUENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1295  TRICHLOROSILANE  4.3 I 3 
8 0  1  23 2; 20  
1296  TRIETHYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1297  TRIMETHYLAMINE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION,  
≤ 50 % trimethylamine, by 
mass  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 8 
 
8 
 
8 50 
 
200 
 
500 20 
 
5 
 
2    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1298  TRIMETHYLCHLORO - 
SILANE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1299  TURPENTINE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1300  TURPENTINE 
SUBSTITUTE  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1301  VINYL ACETATE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1302  VINYL ETHYL ETHER, 
STABILIZED  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1303  VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE, 
STABILIZED  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
1304  VINYL ISOBUTYL 
ETHER, STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1305  VINYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  3 I 8 50 20    2; 20  
1306  WOOD 
PRESERVATIVES, 
LIQUID  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1307  XYLENES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
1308  ZIRCONIUM 
SUSPENDED IN A 
FLAMMABLE LIQUID  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1309  ALUMINIUM POWDER, 
COATED  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
- - 
 
1   
1310  AMMONIUM PICRATE,  
WETTED with ≥ 10 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1312  BORNEOL  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1313  CALCIUM RESINATE  4.1 III  500 2 12 1   
1314  CALCIUM RESINATE, 
FUSED  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1318  COBALT RESINATE, 
PRECIPITATED  4.1 III  500 2 12 1   53 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1320  DINITROPHENOL,  
WETTED with ≥ 15 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I 6.1 0    28 17 
1321  DINITROPHENOLATES,  
WETTED with ≥ 15 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I 6.1 0    28 17 
1322  DINITRORESORCINOL,  
WETTED with ≥ 15 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1323  FERROCERIUM  4.1 II  50 20 11    
1324  FILMS, NITROCEL - 
LULOSE BASE, gelatin 
coated, except scrap  4.1 III  500 2     
1325  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
- - 
 
1   
1326  HAFNIUM POWDER,  
WETTED with ≥ 25 % 
water  4.1 II  50 20 11; 
12    
1327  Hay, Straw, or Bhusa  4.1 Non- 
dangerous 
for road 
transport         
1328  HEXAMETHYLENE - 
TETRAMINE  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1330  MANGANESE RESINATE  4.1 III  500 2 12 1   
1331  MATCHES, 'STRIKE 
ANYWHERE'  4.1 III  500 2     
1332  METALDEHYDE  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1333  CERIUM, slabs, ingots or 
rods 4.1 II  50 20 11    
1334  NAPHTHALENE, CRUDE 
or NAPHTHALENE, 
REFINED  4.1 III  500 2  2   
1336  NITROGUANIDINE 
(PICRITE), WETTED with  
≥ 20 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1337  NITROSTARCH,  
WETTED with ≥ 20 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1338  PHOSPHORUS, 
AMORPHOUS  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1339  PHOSPHORUS HEPTA - 
SULFIDE, free from 
yellow and white 
phosphorus  4.1 II  50 20     
1340  PHOSPHORUS PENTA - 
SULFIDE, free from 
yellow and white 
phosphorus  4.3 II 4.1 20 50 1  23  
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No.  
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1341  PHOSPHORUS SESQUI - 
SULFIDE, free from 
yellow and white 
phosphorus  4.1 II  50 20     
1343  PHOSPHORUS TRI - 
SULFIDE, free from 
yellow and white 
phosphorus  4.1 II  50 20     
1344  TRINITROPHENOL,  
WETTED with ≥ 30 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1345  RUBBER SCRAP or 
RUBBER SHODDY,  
powdered or granulated  4.1 II  50 20 11    
1346  SILICON POWDER, 
AMORPHOUS  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1347  SILVER PICRATE,  
WETTED with ≥ 30 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1348  SODIUM DINITRO -ortho - 
CRESOLATE, WETTED  
with ≥ 15 % water, by 
mass  4.1 I 6.1 0    28 17 
1349  SODIUM PICRAMATE,  
WETTED with ≥ 20 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1350  SULFUR  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1352  TITANIUM POWDER,  
WETTED with ≥ 25 % 
water  4.1 II  50 20 11; 
12    
1353  FABRICS or FABRICS 
IMPREGNATED WITH 
WEAKLY NITRATED 
NITROCELLULOSE, 
N.O.S.  4.1 III  500 2     
1354  TRINITROBENZENE,  
WETTED with ≥ 30 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1355  TRINITROBENZOIC 
ACID, WETTED with  
≥ 30 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1356  TRINITROTOLUENE 
(TNT), WETTED with  
≥ 30 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1357  UREA NITRATE,  
WETTED with ≥ 20 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1358  ZIRCONIUM POWDER,  
WETTED with ≥ 25 % 
water  4.1 II  50 20 11; 
12    
1360  CALCIUM PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 55 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1361  CARBON, animal or 
vegetable origin  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12;  
13 
 
1; 13  - 
 
 
4   
1362  CARBON, ACTIVATED  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1363  COPRA  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1364  COTTON WASTE, OILY  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1365  COTTON, WET  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1366  DIETHYLZINC  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
1369  p-NITROSODIMETHYL - 
ANILINE  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
1370  DIMETHYLZINC  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
1372  Fibres, animal or fibres, 
vegetable burnt, wet or 
damp   
4.2 Non- 
dangerous 
for road 
transport         
1373  FIBRES or FABRICS, 
ANIMAL or VEGETABLE 
or SYNTHETIC, N.O.S.,  
with oil  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1374  FISH MEAL (FISH 
SCRAP), UNSTABILIZED  4.2 II  100 10 1    
1376  IRON OXIDE, SPENT or 
IRON SPONGE, SPENT  
obtained from coal gas 
purification  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1378  METAL CATALYST,  
WETTED with a visible 
excess of liquid  4.2 II  100 10 1    
1379  PAPER, UNSATURATED 
OIL TREATED,  
incompletely dried 
(including carbon paper)  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1380  PENTABORANE  4.2 I 6.1 0  1  28 20 
1381  PHOSPHORUS WHITE 
or YELLOW, UNDER 
WATER or IN SOLUTION  4.2 I 6.1 0  1  28 20 
PHOSPHORUS WHITE 
or YELLOW, DRY  4.2 I 6.1 0  1  28 20 
1382  POTASSIUM SULFIDE, 
ANHYDROUS or 
POTASSIUM SULFIDE  
with < 30 % water of 
crystallization  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
1383  PYROPHORIC METAL,  
N.O.S or PYROPHORIC 
ALLOY, N.O.S.  4.2 I  0  1   20 
1384  SODIUM DITHIONITE 
(SODIUM HYDRO - 
SULFITE)  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1385  SODIUM SULFIDE, 
ANHYDROUS or 
SODIUM SULFIDE with  
< 30 % water of 
crystallization  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
1386  SEED CAKE with > 1,5 %  
oil and ≤ 11 % moisture  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1387  Wool waste, wet  4.2 Non-dangerous for road transport  
1389  ALKALI METAL 
AMALGAM, LIQUID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1390  ALKALI METAL AMIDES  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
1391  ALKALINE METAL 
DISPERSION or 
ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL DISPERSION  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1392  ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL AMALGAM, 
LIQUID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1393  ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL ALLOY, N.O.S.  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
1394  ALUMINIUM CARBIDE  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12  5 23  
1395  ALUMINIUM FERRO - 
SILICON POWDER  4.3 II 6.1 20 50 1  23; 28   
1396  ALUMINIUM POWDER, 
UNCOATED  4.3 
 
 
4.3 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
500 10 
 
 
2 1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
 
5 23 
 
 
23  
1397  ALUMINIUM 
PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
1398  ALUMINIUM SILICON 
POWDER, UNCOATED  4.3 III  500 2 1 5 23  
1400  BARIUM  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
1401  CALCIUM  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
1402  CALCIUM CARBIDE  4.3 
 
4.3 I 
 
II  0 
 
100 - 
 
10 1 
 
1; 12  - 
 
5 23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
1403  CALCIUM CYANAMIDE  
with > 0,1 % calcium 
carbide  4.3 III  500 2 1  23  
1404  CALCIUM HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1405  CALCIUM SILICIDE  4.3 
 
 
4.3 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
500 10 
 
 
2 1; 12  
 
1 7 
 
 
5; 7 23 
 
 
23  
1407  CAESIUM  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1408  FERROSILICON with  
≥ 30 % but < 90 % silicon  4.3 III 6.1 100 10 1 1 23; 28   
1409  METAL HYDRIDES, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 I 
 
II  0 
 
100 - 
 
10 1 
 
1  23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
1410  LITHIUM ALUMINIUM 
HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 57 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1411  LITHIUM ALUMINIUM 
HYDRIDE, ETHEREAL  4.3 I 3 0  1  23 2; 20  
1413  LITHIUM BOROHYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1414  LITHIUM HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1415  LITHIUM  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1417  LITHIUM SILICON  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
1418  MAGNESIUM POWDER 
or MAGNESIUM ALLOYS 
POWDER  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 4.2 
 
4.2 
 
4.2 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1 - 
- 
5 23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
1419  MAGNESIUM 
ALUMINIUM 
PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
1420  POTASSIUM METAL 
ALLOYS, LIQUID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1421  ALKALI METAL ALLOY, 
LIQUID, N.O.S  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1422  POTASSIUM SODIUM 
ALLOYS, LIQUID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1423  RUBIDIUM  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1426  SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1427  SODIUM HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1428  SODIUM  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1431  SODIUM METHYLATE  4.2 II 8 20 50 1    
1432  SODIUM PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
1433  STANNIC PHOSPHIDES  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
1435  ZINC ASHES  4.3 III  500 2 1 5 23  
1436  ZINC POWDER or ZINC 
DUST  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
 
4.3 I 
II 
 
III 4.2 
 
4.2 
 
 
4.2 0 
 
20 
 
 
100 - 
50 
 
10 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
5 23 
 
23 
 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
1437  ZIRCONIUM HYDRIDE  4.1 II  50 20     
1438  ALUMINIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1439  AMMONIUM 
DICHROMATE  5.1 II  50 20 11  24  
1442  AMMONIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 6; 11;  
12 8 24  
1444  AMMONIUM 
PERSULFATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1445  BARIUM CHLORATE, 
SOLID  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
1446  BARIUM NITRATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11  24; 28   
1447  BARIUM 
PERCHLORATE, SOLID  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
1448  BARIUM PERMAN - 
GANATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1449  BARIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
1450  BROMATES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
1451  CAESIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1452  CALCIUM CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
1453  CALCIUM CHLORITE  5.1 II  50 20 11  24  
1454  CALCIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1455  CALCIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1456  CALCIUM 
PERMANGANATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1457  CALCIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1458  CHLORATE AND 
BORATE MIXTURE  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- 8 
 
8 24 
 
24  
1459  CHLORATE AND 
MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE 
MIXTURE, SOLID  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- 8 
 
8 24 
 
24  
1461  CHLORATES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1462  CHLORITES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1463  CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  5.1 II 8 20 50   24  
1465  DIDYMIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1466  FERRIC NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1467  GUANIDINE NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1469  LEAD NITRATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11  24; 28   
1470  LEAD PERCHLORATE, 
SOLID  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
1471  LITHIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE, DRY or 
LITHIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE 
MIXTURE  5.1 II  50 20 11  24  
1472  LITHIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1473  MAGNESIUM BROMATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1474  MAGNESIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1475  MAGNESIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1476  MAGNESIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1477  NITRATES, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- - 
 
8 24 
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1479  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
5.1 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5 10 
 
11 
 
-  24 
 
24 
 
24 20 
 
- 
 
- 
1481  PERCHLORATES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
 
5.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
200 20 
 
 
5 11; 
12 
 
- 8 
 
 
8 24 
 
 
24  
1482  PERMANGANATES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
 
5.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
200 20 
 
 
5 11; 
12 
 
-  24 
 
 
24  
1483  PEROXIDES, 
INORGANIC,  N.O.S.  5.1 
 
 
5.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
200 20 
 
 
5 11; 
12 
 
-  24 
 
 
24  
1484  POTASSIUM BROMATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1485  POTASSIUM CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1486  POTASSIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1487  POTASSIUM NITRATE 
AND SODIUM NITRITE 
MIXTURE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1488  POTASSIUM NITRITE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1489  POTASSIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1490  POTASSIUM 
PERMANGANATE  5.1 II  50 20   24  
1491  POTASSIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 I  20 50 10; 
12  24 20 
1492  POTASSIUM 
PERSULFATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1493  SILVER NITRATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1494  SODIUM BROMATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1495  SODIUM CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20  8 24  
1496  SODIUM CHLORITE  5.1 II  50 20 11  24  
1498  SODIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1499  SODIUM NITRATE AND 
POTASSIUM NITRATE 
MIXTURE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1500  SODIUM NITRITE  5.1 III 6.1 100 10   24; 28   
1502  SODIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1503  SODIUM 
PERMANGANATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1504  SODIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 I  20 50 10  24 20 
1505  SODIUM PERSULFATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1506  STRONTIUM CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
1507  STRONTIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1508  STRONTIUM 
PERCHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 8 24  
1509  STRONTIUM PEROXIDE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1510  TETRANITROMETHANE  5.1 I 6.1 0  5  24; 28  20 
1511  UREA HYDROGEN 
PEROXIDE  5.1 III 8 100 10   24  
1512  ZINC AMMONIUM 
NITRITE  5.1 II  50 20   24  
1513  ZINC CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
1514  ZINC NITRATE  5.1 II  50 20   24  
1515  ZINC PERMANGANATE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1516  ZINC PEROXIDE  5.1 II  50 20 11; 
12  24  
1517  ZIRCONIUM 
PICRAMATE, WETTED  
with ≥ 20 % water, by 
mass  4.1 I  0     17 
1541  ACETONE CYANO - 
HYDRIN, STABILIZED  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1544  ALKALOIDS, SOLID,  
N.O.S. or ALKALOID 
SALTS, SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1545  ALLYL ISOTHIO - 
CYANATE, STABILIZED  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1546  AMMONIUM ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1547  ANILINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1548  ANILINE HYDRO - 
CHLORIDE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1549  ANTIMONY 
COMPOUND, 
INORGANIC, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1550  ANTIMONY LACTATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1551  ANTIMONY POTASSIUM 
TARTRATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1553  ARSENIC ACID, LIQUID  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1554  ARSENIC ACID, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1555  ARSENIC BROMIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1556  ARSENIC COMPOUND, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.,  
inorganic, including: 
Arsenates, n.o.s., 
Arsenites, n.o.s . and 
Arsenic sulfides, n.o.s  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1557  ARSENIC COMPOUND,  
SOLID, N.O.S., inorganic, 
including: Arsenates, 
n.o.s., Arsenites, n.o.s. 
and Arsenic sulfides, 
n.o.s.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1558  ARSENIC  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1559  ARSENIC PENTOXIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1560  ARSENIC TRICHLORIDE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1561  ARSENIC TRIOXIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1562  ARSENICAL DUST  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1564  BARIUM COMPOUND, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10 11 
 
- - 
 
9a 13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
1565  BARIUM CYANIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1566  BERYLLIUM 
COMPOUND, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10 11 
 
- - 
 
9b 13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
1567  BERYLLIUM POWDER  6.1 II 4.1 5 200 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1569  BROMOACETONE  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1570  BRUCINE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1571  BARIUM AZIDE,  
WETTED with ≥ 50 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I 6.1 0    28 17 
1572  CACODYLIC ACID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1573  CALCIUM ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1574  CALCIUM ARSENATE 
AND CALCIUM 
ARSENITE MIXTURE, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1575  CALCIUM CYANIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1577  CHLORODINITRO - 
BENZENES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1578  CHLORONITRO - 
BENZENES, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1579  4-CHLORO -o-TOLUIDINE 
HYDROCHLORIDE, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1580  CHLOROPICRIN  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1581  CHLOROPICRIN AND 
METHYL BROMIDE 
MIXTURE with > 2 %  
Chloropicrin  2.3   10 100   9; 10:  
36 7; 17  
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1582  CHLOROPICRIN AND 
METHYL CHLORIDE 
MIXTURE  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1583  CHLOROPICRIN 
MIXTURE, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1585  COPPER ACETO - 
ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1586  COPPER ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1587  COPPER CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1588  CYANIDES, INORGANIC, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1589  CYANOGEN CHLORIDE, 
STABILIZED  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1590  DICHLOROANILINES, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1591  o-DICHLOROBENZENE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1593  DICHLOROMETHANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1594  DIETHYL SULFATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1595  DIMETHYL SULFATE  6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1596  DINITROANILINES  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1597  DINITROBENZENES, 
LIQUID  6.1 
 
 
6.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
100 20 
 
 
10   13; 28;  
31 
 
13; 28;  
31 9; 19  
 
 
9 
1598  DINITRO -o-CRESOL  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1599  DINITROPHENOL 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
1600  DINITROTOLUENES, 
MOLTEN  6.1 II  50 20   13 9; 19  
1601  DISINFECTANT, SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1602  DYE, LIQUID, TOXIC,  
N.O.S. or DYE 
INTERMEDIATE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1603  ETHYL 
BROMOACETATE  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1604  ETHYLENEDIAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1605  ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1606  FERRIC ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1607  FERRIC ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1608  FERROUS ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1611  HEXAETHYL TETRA - 
PHOSPHATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1612  HEXAETHYL TETRA - 
PHOSPHATE AND 
COMPRESSED GAS 
MIXTURE  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1613  HYDROCYANIC ACID, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION 
(HYDROGEN CYANIDE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION)  
with ≤ 20 % hydrogen 
cyanide  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1614  HYDROGEN CYANIDE,  
STABILIZED, containing  
< 3 % water and absorbed 
in a porous inert material  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
10; 
17 
1616  LEAD ACETATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1617  LEAD ARSENATES  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1618  LEAD ARSENITES  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1620  LEAD CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1621  LONDON PURPLE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1622  MAGNESIUM 
ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1623  MERCURIC ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1624  MERCURIC CHLORIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1625  MERCURIC NITRATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1626  MERCURIC POTASSIUM 
CYANIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1627  MERCUROUS NITRATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1629  MERCURY ACETATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1630  MERCURY AMMONIUM 
CHLORIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1631  MERCURY BENZOATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1634  MERCURY BROMIDES  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1636  MERCURY CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1637  MERCURY GLUCONATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1638  MERCURY IODIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1639  MERCURY NUCLEATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1640  MERCURY OLEATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1641  MERCURY OXIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1642  MERCURY OXY - 
CYANIDE, 
DESENSITIZED  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1643  MERCURY POTASSIUM 
IODIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1644  MERCURY SALICYLATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1645  MERCURY SULFATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1646  MERCURY THIO - 
CYANATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1647  METHYL BROMIDE AND 
ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE 
MIXTURE, LIQUID  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1648  ACETONITRILE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1649  MOTOR FUEL ANTI - 
KNOCK MIXTURE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1650  beta-NAPHTHYLAMINE, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1651  NAPHTHYLTHIOUREA  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1652  NAPHTHYLUREA  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1653  NICKEL CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1654  NICOTINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1655  NICOTINE COMPOUND, 
SOLID, N.O.S. or 
NICOTINE 
PREPARATION, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1656  NICOTINE HYDRO - 
CHLORIDE, LIQUID or 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
 
6.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
100 20 
 
 
10   13; 28;  
31 
 
13; 28;  
31 9; 19  
 
 
9 
1657  NICOTINE SALICYLATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1658  NICOTINE SULFATE, 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
 
6.1 II 
 
 
III  50 
 
 
100 20 
 
 
10   13; 28;  
31 
 
13; 28;  
31 9; 19  
 
 
9 
1659  NICOTINE TARTRATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1660  NITRIC OXIDE, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1661  NITROANILINES 
(o-, m-, p-) 6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1662  NITROBENZENE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1663  NITROPHENOLS 
(o-, m-, p-) 6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1664  NITROTOLUENES, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1665  NITROXYLENES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1669  PENTACHLOROETHANE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  65 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1670  PERCHLOROMETHYL 
MERCAPTAN  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1671  PHENOL, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1672  PHENYLCARBYLAMINE 
CHLORIDE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1673  PHENYLENEDIAMINES 
(o-, m-, p-) 6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1674  PHENYLMERCURIC 
ACETATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1677  POTASSIUM ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1678  POTASSIUM  ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1679  POTASSIUM CUPRO - 
CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1680  POTASSIUM CYANIDE, 
SOLID  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1683  SILVER ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1684  SILVER CYANIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1685  SODIUM ARSENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1686  SODIUM ARSENITE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
1687  SODIUM AZIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1688  SODIUM CACODYLATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1689  SODIUM CYANIDE, 
SOLID  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1690  SODIUM FLUORIDE, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1691  STRONTIUM ARSENITE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1692  STRYCHNINE or 
STRYCHNINE SALTS  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1693  TEAR GAS SUBSTANCE, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II  5 
 
 
50 200 
 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
1694  BROMOBENZYL 
CYANIDES, LIQUID  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1695  CHLOROACETONE, 
STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1697  CHLOROACETO - 
PHENONE, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1698  DIPHENYLAMINE 
CHLOROARSINE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1699  DIPHENYLCHLORO - 
ARSINE, LIQUID  6.1 1  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1700  TEAR GAS CANDLES  6.1 II 4.1 5 200   13; 28  9; 19 
1701  XYLYL BROMIDE, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1702  1,1,2,2 -TETRACHLORO - 
ETHANE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1704  TETRAETHYL DITHIO - 
PYROPHOSPHATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1707  THALLIUM COMPOUND, 
N.O.S.  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1708  TOLUIDINES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1709  2,4-TOLUYLENE - 
DIAMINE, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1710  TRICHLOROETHYLENE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1711  XYLIDINES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1712  ZINC ARSENATE, ZINC 
ARSENITE or ZINC 
ARSENATE AND ZINC 
ARSENITE MIXTURE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1713  ZINC CYANIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1714  ZINC PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
1715  ACETIC ANHYDRIDE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1716  ACETYL BROMIDE  8 II  50 20     
1717  ACETYL CHLORIDE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1718  BUTYL ACID 
PHOSPHATE  8 III  200 5     
1719  CAUSTIC ALKALI 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1722  ALLYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1723  ALLYL IODIDE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1724  ALLYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE, STABILIZED  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1725  ALUMINIUM BROMIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 II  50 20 11    
1726  ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 II  50 20 11    
1727  AMMONIUM 
HYDROGEN - 
DIFLUORIDE, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
1728  AMYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1729  ANISOYL CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1730  ANTIMONY PENTA - 
CHLORIDE, LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
1731  ANTIMONY PENTA - 
CHLORIDE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1732  ANTIMONY PENTA - 
FLUORIDE  8 II 6.1 10 100   13; 28   
1733  ANTIMONY TRI - 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1736  BENZOYL CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1737  BENZYL BROMIDE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  67 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1738  BENZYL CHLORIDE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
1739  BENZYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  8 I  20 50    20 
1740  HYDROGEN - 
DIFLUORIDES, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- - 
 
9b   
1741  BORON TRICHLORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1742  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
ACETIC ACID 
COMPLEX, LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
1743  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
PROPIONIC ACID 
COMPLEX, LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
1744  BROMINE or BROMINE 
SOLUTION  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28  17 
1745  BROMINE  PENTA - 
FLUORIDE  5.1 I 6.1 
8 0    24; 28  20 
1746  BROMINE TRIFLUORIDE  5.1 I 6.1 
8 0    24; 28  20 
1747  BUTYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1748  CALCIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE, DRY or 
CALCIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE MIXTURE,  
DRY with > 39 % 
available chlorine (8,8 % 
available oxygen)  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
-  24; 35  
 
24; 35   
1749  CHLORINE 
TRIFLUORIDE  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1750  CHLOROACETIC ACID 
SOLUTION  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
1751  CHLOROACETIC ACID, 
SOLID  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19 
1752  CHLOROACETYL 
CHLORIDE  6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1753  CHLOROPHENYL - 
TRICHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1754  CHLOROSULFONIC  
ACID (with or without 
sulfur trioxide)  8 I  20 50    20 
1755  CHROMIC ACID 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1756  CHROMIC FLUORIDE, 
SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
1757  CHROMIC FLUORIDE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1758  CHROMIUM OXY - 
CHLORIDE  8 I  20 50    20 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1759  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
1760  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
1761  CUPRIETHYLENE - 
DIAMINE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 10 
 
50 100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28   
1762  CYCLOHEXENYLTRI - 
CHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1763  CYCLOHEXYLTRI - 
CHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1764  DICHLOROACETIC ACID  8 II  50 20     
1765  DICHLOROACETYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1766  DICHLOROPHENYL - 
TRICHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1767  DIETHYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1768  DIFLUOROPHOSPHORIC 
ACID, ANHYDROUS  8 II  50 20     
1769  DIPHENYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1770  DIPHENYLMETHYL 
BROMIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1771  DODECYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1773  FERRIC CHLORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 III  200 5  9b   
1774  FIRE EXTINGUISHER  
CHARGES, corrosive 
liquid  8 II  50 20     
1775  FLUOROBORIC ACID  8 II  50 20     
1776  FLUOROPHOSPHORIC 
ACID, ANHYDROUS  8 II  50 20     
1777  FLUOROSULFONIC 
ACID  8 I  20 50    20 
1778  FLUOROSILICIC ACID  8 II  50 20     
1779  FORMIC ACID  8 II  50 20     
1780  FUMARYL CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1781  HEXADECYLTRICHLOR 
OSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1782  HEXAFLUOROPHOS - 
PHORIC ACID  8 II  50 20     69 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1783  HEXAMETHYLENE - 
DIAMINE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1784  HEXYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1786  HYDROFLUORIC ACID 
AND SULFURIC ACID 
MIXTURE  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28  20 
1787  HYDRIODIC ACID  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1788  HYDROBROMIC ACID  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1789  HYDROCHLORIC ACID  
 
HYDROCHLORIC ACID  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1790  HYDROFLUORIC ACID  
with > 60 % hydrogen 
fluoride  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28  17 
HYDROFLUORIC ACID  
with ≤ 60 % hydrogen 
fluoride  8 II 6.1 10 100   13; 28   
1791  HYPOCHLORITE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1792  IODINE MONO - 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1793  ISOPROPYL ACID 
PHOSPHATE  8 III  200 5     
1794  LEAD SULFATE with  
> 3 % free acid  8 II  50 20 11 9a   
1796  NITRATING ACID 
MIXTURE with > 50 %  
nitric acid  8 I 5.1 5 200   24 20 
NITRATING ACID  
MIXTURE with ≤ 50 % 
nitric acid  8 II  50 20     
1798  NITROHYDROCHLORIC 
ACID  8 I CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
1799  NONYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1800  OCTADECYLTRI - 
CHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
1801  OCTYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
1802  PERCHLORIC ACID with  
≤ 50 % acid, by mass  8 II 5.1 10 100   24  
1803  PHENOLSULFONIC 
ACID, LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
1804  PHENYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
 
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Proper shipping name   
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1805  PHOSPHORIC ACID, 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
1806  PHOSPHORUS 
PENTACHLORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1807  PHOSPHORUS 
PENTOXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1808  PHOSPHORUS 
TRIBROMIDE  8 II  50 20     
1809  PHOSPHORUS 
TRICHLORIDE  6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1810  PHOSPHORUS 
OXYCHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1811  POTASSIUM HYDRO - 
GENDIFLUORIDE, 
SOLID  8 II 6.1 10 100 11  13; 28   
1812  POTASSIUM FLUORIDE, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
1813  POTASSIUM 
HYDROXIDE, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
1814  POTASSIUM 
HYDROXIDE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1815  PROPIONYL CHLORIDE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1816  PROPYLTRICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
1817  PYROSULFURYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1818  SILICON TETRA - 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1819  SODIUM ALUMINATE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1823  SODIUM  HYDROXIDE, 
SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
1824  SODIUM HYDROXIDE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1825  SODIUM MONOXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1826  NITRATING ACID 
MIXTURE, SPENT with  
> 50 % nitric acid  8 I 5.1 5 200   24 20 
NITRATING ACID 
MIXTURE, SPENT with 
≤ 50 % nitric acid  8 II  50 20     
1827  STANNIC CHLORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 II  50 20     
1828  SULFUR CHLORIDES  8 I  20 50    20 
1829  SULFUR TRIOXIDE, 
STABILIZED  8 I  20 50    20 
1830  SULFURIC ACID with  
> 51 % acid  8 II  50 20     71 
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group   
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risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1831  SULFURIC ACID, 
FUMING  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28  20 
1832  SULFURIC ACID, SPENT  8 II  50 20     
1833  SULFUROUS ACID  8 II  50 20     
1834  SULFURYL CHLORIDE  8 I  20 50    20 
1835  TETRAMETHYL - 
AMMONIUM 
HYDROXIDE, SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1836  THIONYL CHLORIDE  8 I  20 50    20 
1837  THIOPHOSPHORYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1838  TITANIUM TETRA - 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
1839  TRICHLOROACETIC 
ACID  8 II  50 20 11    
1840  ZINC CHLORIDE 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
1841  ACETALDEHYDE 
AMMONIA  9 III  500 2  3   
1843  AMMONIUM DINITRO -o- 
CRESOLATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1845  CARBON DIOXIDE, solid  
(Dry ice)  9 Non-dangerous for road transport  
1846  CARBON TETRA - 
CHLORIDE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1847  POTASSIUM SULFIDE,  
HYDRATED with ≥ 30 % 
water of crystallization  8 II  50 20 11    
1848  PROPIONIC ACID  8 III  200 5     
1849  SODIUM SULFIDE,  
HYDRATED with ≥ 30 % 
water  8 II  50 20 11    
1851  MEDICINE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
1854  BARIUM ALLOYS, 
PYROPHORIC  4.2 I  0  1   20 
1855  CALCIUM, 
PYROPHORIC or 
CALCIUM ALLOYS, 
PYROPHORIC  4.2 I  0  1   20 
1856  Rags, oily  4.2 Non-dangerous for road transport  
1857  Textile waste, wet  4.2 Non-dangerous for road transport  
1858  HEXAFLUOROPRO - 
PYLENE (REFRIGERANT 
GAS R 1216)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1859  SILICON TETRA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1860  VINYL FLUORIDE, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1862  ETHYL CROTONATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1863  FUEL, AVIATION, 
TURBINE ENGINE  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1865  n-PROPYL NITRATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1866  RESIN SOLUTION,  
Flammable  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1868  DECABORANE  4.1 II 6.1 10 100 11; 
12  28  
1869  MAGNESIUM or 
MAGNESIUM ALLOYS  
with > 50 % magnesium in 
pellets, turnings or ribbons  4.1 III  500 2  1   
1870  POTASSIUM 
BOROHYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
1871  TITANIUM HYDRIDE  4.1 II  50 20     
1872  LEAD DIOXIDE  5.1 III 6.1 100 10   24; 28   
1873  PERCHLORIC ACID with  
> 50 % but ≤ 72 % acid, 
by mass  5.1 I 8 0    24 20 
1884  BARIUM OXIDE  6.1 III  100 10  9a 13; 28  9 
1885  BENZIDINE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1886  BENZYLIDENE 
CHLORIDE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1887  BROMOCHLORO - 
METHANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1888  CHLOROFORM  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1889  CYANOGEN BROMIDE  6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1891  ETHYL BROMIDE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
1892  ETHYLDICHLORO - 
ARSINE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
1894  PHENYLMERCURIC 
HYDROXIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1895  PHENYLMERCURIC 
NITRATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
1897  TETRACHLORO - 
ETHYLENE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
1898  ACETYL IODIDE  8 II  50 20     
1902  DIISOOCTYL ACID 
PHOSPHATE  8 III  200 5     
1903  DISINFECTANT, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1905  SELENIC ACID  8 I  20 50 10; 
12   20 
1906  SLUDGE ACID  8 II  50 20     
1907  SODA LIME with > 4 %  
sodium hydroxide  8 III  200 5  9b   
1908  CHLORITE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
1910  Calcium oxide  8 III Non-dangerous for road transport  
1911  DIBORANE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1912  METHYL CHLORIDE 
AND METHYLENE 
CHLORIDE MIXTURE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1913  NEON, REFRIGERATED 
LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1914  BUTYL PROPIONATES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1915  CYCLOHEXANONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1916  2,2'-DICHLORODIETHYL 
ETHER  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
1917  ETHYL ACRYLATE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1918  ISOPROPYLBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1919  METHYL ACRYLATE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
1920  NONANES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
1921  PROPYLENEIMINE, 
STABILIZED  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1922  PYRROLIDINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
1923  CALCIUM DITHIONITE 
(CALCIUM HYDRO - 
SULFITE)  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
1928  METHYL MAGNESIUM 
BROMIDE IN ETHYL 
ETHER  4.3 I 3 0  1  23 2; 20  
1929  POTASSIUM 
DITHIONITE 
(POTASSIUM HYDRO - 
SULFITE)  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
1931  ZINC DITHIONITE (ZINC 
HYDROSULFITE)  9 III  500 2  3   
1932  ZIRCONIUM SCRAP  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
1935  CYANIDE, SOLUTION, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
1938  BROMOACETIC ACID, 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
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Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1939  PHOSPHORUS 
OXYBROMIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
1940  THIOGLYCOLIC ACID  8 II  50 20     
1941  DIBROMODIFLUORO - 
METHANE  9 III  500 2     
1942  AMMONIUM NITRATE  
with ≤ 0,2 % total 
combustible material, 
including any organic 
substance calculated as 
carbon, to the exclusion of 
any other added 
substance  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
1944  MATCHES, SAFETY  
(book, card or strike on 
box) 4.1 III  500 2     
1945  MATCHES, WAX 'VESTA'  4.1 III  500 2     
1950  AEROSOLS, flammable  2.1   100 10   9; 12  2 
AEROSOLS, toxic, 
flammable  2.1  6.1 20 50   9; 12;  
28 2; 7 
AEROSOLS, flammable, 
corrosive  2.1  8 20 50   9; 12  2 
AEROSOLS, toxic, 
flammable, corrosive  2.1  6.1 
8 20 50   9; 12;  
28 2; 7 
AEROSOLS, asphyxiant  2.2   500 2   9; 12   
AEROSOLS, oxidizing  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 12   
AEROSOLS, toxic  2.2  6.1 200 5   9; 12;  
28 7 
1950  AEROSOLS, corrosive  2.2  8.1 200 5   9; 12   
AEROSOLS, toxic, 
oxidizing  2.2  5.1 
8 200 5   9; 12;  
28 7 
AEROSOLS, corrosive, 
oxidizing  2.2  5.1 
8 200 5   9; 12  
AEROSOLS, toxic, 
corrosive  2.2  6.1 
8 200 5   9; 12;  
28 7 
AEROSOLS, toxic, 
oxidizing, corrosive  2.2  5.1 
6.1 
8 200 5   9; 12;  
28 7 
1951  ARGON, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1952  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
CARBON DIOXIDE  
MIXTURE with ≤ 9  % 
ethylene oxide  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1953  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
1954  COMPRESSED GAS, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1955  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  75 
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quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1956  COMPRESSED GAS, 
N.O.S.  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1957  DEUTERIUM, 
COMPRESSED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1958  1,2-DICHLORO -1,1,2,2 - 
TETRAFLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 114)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1959  1,1-DIFLUORO - 
ETHYLENE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 1132a)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1961  ETHANE, REFRIGE - 
RATED LIQUID  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2; 17  
1962  ETHYLENE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1963  HELIUM, REFRIGE - 
RATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1964  HYDROCARBON GAS 
MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED, N.O.S.  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
1965  HYDROCARBON GAS 
MIXTURE, LIQUEFIED, 
N.O.S  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1966  HYDROGEN, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2; 17  
1967  INSECTICIDE GAS, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 17  
1968  INSECTICIDE GAS, 
N.O.S.  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1969  ISOBUTANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1970  KRYPTON, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1971  METHANE, 
COMPRESSED or 
NATURAL GAS,  
COMPRESSED with high 
methane content  2.1   100 10   9; 10; 
36 2 
1972  METHANE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID 
or NATURAL GAS, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  
with high methane content  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2; 17  
1973  CHLORODIFLUORO - 
METHANE AND 
CHLOROPENTA - 
FLUOROETHANE  
MIXTURE with fixed 
boiling point, with ca 49 % 
chlorodifluoro -methane 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 502)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
 
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Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
1974  CHLORODIFLUORO - 
BROMOMETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 12B1)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1975  NITRIC OXIDE AND 
DINITROGEN 
TETROXIDE MIXTURE  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
1976  OCTAFLUOROCYCLO - 
BUTANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
RC 318)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1977  NITROGEN, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
1978  PROPANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
1979  RARE GASES MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED (e.g.  
Argon; Helium; Krypton; 
Neon; Xenon)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1980  RARE GASES AND 
OXYGEN MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1981  RARE GASES AND 
NITROGEN MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1982  TETRAFLUORO - 
METHANE (REFRIGE - 
RANT GAS R 14)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1983  1-CHLORO -2,2,2 -TRI- 
FLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 133a)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1984  TRIFLUOROMETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 23) 2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
1986  ALCOHOLS, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 
 
500 20 
 
5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
 
2 
1987  ALCOHOLS, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  25 
 
25 40 
 
40    2; 20  
 
2 
1988  ALDEHYDES, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 
 
500 20 
 
5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
 
2 
1989  ALDEHYDES, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1990  BENZALDEHYDE  9 III  500 2     77 
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Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and  O provisions  
P B L O 
1991  CHLOROPRENE, 
STABILIZED  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
1992  FLAMMABLE LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 
 
500 20 
 
5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
 
2 
1993  FLAMMABLE LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
1994  IRON PENTACARBONYL  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
1999  TARS, LIQUID, including 
road asphalt and oils, 
bitumen and cut backs  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2000  CELLULOID in block, 
rods, rolls, sheets, tubes, 
etc., except scrap  4.1 III  500 2     
2001  COBALT 
NAPHTHENATES, 
POWDER  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2002  CELLULOID, SCRAP  4.2 III  200 5 1    
2004  MAGNESIUM DIAMIDE  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
2005  MAGNESIUM DIPHENYL  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
2006  PLASTICS, NITROCEL - 
LULOSE -BASED, SELF - 
HEATING, N.O.S.  4.2 III  200 5 1    
2008  ZIRCONIUM POWDER, 
DRY  4.2 
 
4.2 
 
 
4.2 I 
II 
 
III  0 
 
100 
 
 
200 - 
10 
 
5 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
4  20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
2009  ZIRCONIUM, DRY,  
finished sheets, strip or 
coiled wire  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
2010  MAGNESIUM HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
2011  MAGNESIUM 
PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
2012  POTASSIUM 
PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
2013  STRONTIUM 
PHOSPHIDE  4.3 I 6.1 0  1  23; 28  20 
2014  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  
with ≥ 20 % and ≤ 60 % 
hydrogen peroxide 
(stabilized as necessary)  5.1 II 8 20 50   24  
 
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Packing 
group   
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risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2015  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION, 
STABILIZED with > 60 %  
hydrogen peroxide  5.1 I 8 0  5  24 20 
2016  AMMUNITION, TOXIC,  
NON -EXPLOSIVE without 
burster or expelling 
charge, non -fuzed  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2017  AMMUNITION, TEAR - 
PRODUCING, NON - 
EXPLOSIVE without 
burster or expelling 
charge, non -fuzed  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2018  CHLOROANILINES, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2019  CHLOROANILINES, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2020  CHLOROPHENOLS, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2021  CHLOROPHENOLS, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2022  CRESYLIC ACID  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2023  EPICHLOROHYDRIN  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2024  MERCURY COMPOUND, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2025  MERCURY COMPOUND, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2026  PHENYLMERCURIC 
COMPOUND, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2027  SODIUM ARSENITE, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2028  BOMBS, SMOKE, NON - 
EXPLOSIVE with 
corrosive liquid, without 
initiating device  8 II  50 20     
2029  HYDRAZINE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 I 3 
6.1 5 200   13; 28  2; 20  
 
 
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group   
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risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2030  HYDRAZINE AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, with > 37 %  
hydrazine, by mass  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 5 
 
10 
 
50 200 
 
100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28   
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red fuming, with > 70 % 
nitric acid  8 I 5.1 5 200   24 20 
 NITRIC ACID, other than 
red fuming, with ≤ 70 % 
nitric acid  8 II  50 20     
2032  NITRIC ACID, RED 
FUMING  8 I 5.1 
6.1 5 200   13; 24;  
28 20 
2033  POTASSIUM MONOXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2034  HYDROGEN AND 
METHANE MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
2036  XENON  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
2037  RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS  
(flammable) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.1   100 10   9; 12  2 
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic,  
flammable and corrosive) 
without a release device, 
non-refillable  2.3  2.1 
8 10 100   9; 12  2; 7 
2037  RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic  
and oxidizing) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.3  5.1 10 100   9; 12  7 
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic,  
oxidizing and corrosive) 
without a release device, 
non-refillable  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 12  7 
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS  
(oxidizing) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 12   
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic)  
without a release device, 
non-refillable  2.3   10 100   9; 12  7 
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic  
and corrosive) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.3  8 10 100   9; 12  7 80 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
 RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (non - 
flammable) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.2   500 2   9; 12   
RECEPTACLES, SMALL, 
CONTAINING GAS (toxic  
and flammable) without a 
release device, non - 
refillable  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 12  2; 7 
2038  DINITROTOLUENES, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2044  2,2-DIMETHYLPROPANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2045  ISOBUTYRALDEHYDE 
(ISOBUTYL ALDEHYDE)  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2046  CYMENES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2047  DICHLOROPROPENES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2048  DICYCLOPENTADIENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2049  DIETHYLBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2050  DIISOBUTYLENE, 
ISOMERIC 
COMPOUNDS  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2051  2-DIMETHYLAMINO - 
ETHANOL  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2052  DIPENTENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2053  METHYL ISOBUTYL 
CARBINOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2054  MORPHOLINE  8 I 3 5 200    2; 20  
2055  STYRENE MONOMER, 
STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2056  TETRAHYDROFURAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2057  TRIPROPYLENE  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2058  VALERALDEHYDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2059  NITROCELLULOSE 
SOLUTION, FLAMMABLE  
with ≤ 12,6 % nitrogen, by 
dry mass, and ≤ 55 % 
nitrocellulose  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
2067  AMMONIUM NITRATE 
BASED FERTILIZER  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  81 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2071  Ammonium nitrate based 
fertilizer, uniform mixtures 
of the nitrogen/phosphate, 
nitrogen/potash or 
nitrogen/phosphate/ 
potash type, containing  
≤ 70 % ammonium nitrate 
and ≤ 0,4 % total 
combustible/organic 
material calculated as 
carbon or with ≤ 45 % 
ammonium nitrate and 
unrestricted combustible 
material   
 
 
 
 
 
9  
 
 
 
 
 
III  
 
 
 
 
 
Non-dangerous for road transport  
2073  AMMONIA SOLUTION,  
relative density < 0,880 at 
15 °C in water, with  
> 35 % ≤ 50 % ammonia  2.2   500 2   9; 10   
2074  ACRYLAMIDE, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2075  CHLORAL, 
ANHYDROUS, 
STABILIZED  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2076  CRESOLS, LIQUID  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2077  alpha -NAPHTHYLAMINE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2078  TOLUENE DIISO - 
CYANATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2079  DIETHYLENETRIAMINE  8 II  50 20     
2186  HYDROGEN CHLORIDE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.3 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
2187  CARBON DIOXIDE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
2188  ARSINE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2189  DICHLOROSILANE  2.3  2.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2190  OXYGEN DIFLUORIDE, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2191  SULFURYL FLUORIDE  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2192  GERMANE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2193  HEXAFLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 116)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
2194  SELENIUM HEXA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2195  TELLURIUM HEXA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2196  TUNGSTEN HEXA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2197  HYDROGEN IODIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2198  PHOSPHORUS PENTA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2199  PHOSPHINE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2200  PROPADIENE, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2201  NITROUS OXIDE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2  5.1 200 5 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
2202  HYDROGEN SELENIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2203  SILANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
2204  CARBONYL SULFIDE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2205  ADIPONITRILE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2206  ISOCYANATES, TOXIC,  
N.O.S. or ISOCYANATE, 
SOLUTION, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
2208  CALCIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE MIXTURE,  
DRY with > 10 % but  
≤ 39 % available chlorine  5.1 III  200 5   24; 35   
2209  FORMALDEHYDE  
SOLUTION with ≥ 25 % 
formaldehyde  8 III  200 5     
2210  MANEB or MANEB 
PREPARATION with  
≥ 60 % maneb  4.2 III 4.3 50 20 1; 12  4   
2211  POLYMERIC BEADS,  
EXPANDABLE, evolving 
flammable vapour  9 III  1 000  1  3   
2212  BROWN ASBESTOS  
(amosite; mysorite) or 
(BLUE ASBESTOS  
(crocidolite)  9 II  20 50   1; 13;  
28 19 
2213  PARAFORMALDEHYDE  4.1 III  500 2 13 1   
2214  PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE  
with > 0,05 % maleic 
anhydride  8 III  200 5  9b   
2215  MALEIC ANHYDRIDE 
MOLTEN  8 III  200 5     
MALEIC ANHYDRIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2216  Fish meal (Fish scrap), 
stabilized  9 III Non-dangerous for road transport  
2217  SEED CAKE with ≤ 1,5 %  
oil and ≤ 11 % moisture  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
2218  ACRYLIC ACID, 
STABILIZED  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2219  ALLYL GLYCIDYL 
ETHER  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2222  ANISOLE  3 III  1 000  1    2 83 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2224  BENZONITRILE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2225  BENZENESULFONYL 
CHLORIDE  8 III  200 5     
2226  BENZOTRICHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2227  n-BUTYL METHA - 
CRYLATE, STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2232  2-CHLOROETHANAL  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2233  CHLOROANISIDINES  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2234  CHLOROBENZOTRI - 
FLUORIDES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2235  CHLOROBENZYL 
CHLORIDES, LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2236  3-CHLORO -4-METHYL - 
PHENYL ISOCYANATE, 
LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2237  CHLORONITROANILINES  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2238  CHLOROTOLUENES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2239  CHLOROTOLUIDINES, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2240  CHROMOSULFURIC 
ACID  8 I  20 50    20 
2241  CYCLOHEPTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2242  CYCLOHEPTENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2243  CYCLOHEXYL ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2244  CYCLOPENTANOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2245  CYCLOPENTANONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2246  CYCLOPENTENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2247  n-DECANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2248  DI-n-BUTYLAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2249  DICHLORODIMETHYL 
ETHER, SYMMETRICAL  6.1 I CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
2250  DICHLOROPHENYL 
ISOCYANATES  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28 9; 19  
2251  BICYCLO[2.2.1]HEPTA - 
2,5-DIENE, STABILIZED 
(2,5-NORBORNADIENE, 
STABILIZED)  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2252  1,2-DIMETHOXYETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2253  N,N-DIMETHYLANILINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2254  MATCHES, FUSEE  4.1 III  500 2     
2256  CYCLOHEXENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2257  POTASSIUM  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
2258  1,2-PROPYLENE - 
DIAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2259  TRIETHYLENE - 
TETRAMINE  8 II  50 20     
2260  TRIPROPYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2261  XYLENOLS, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2262  DIMETHYLCARBAMOYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2263  DIMETHYLCYCLO - 
HEXANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2264  N,N-DIMETHYLCYCLO - 
HEXYLAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2265  N,N-DIMETHYL - 
FORMAMIDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2266  DIMETHYL -N-PROPYL - 
AMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2267  DIMETHYL THIOPHOS - 
PHORYL CHLORIDE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2269  3,3'-IMINODIPROPYL - 
AMINE  8 III  200 5     
2270  ETHYLAMINE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  
with ≥ 50 % and ≤ 70 % 
ethylamine  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2271  ETHYL AMYL KETONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2272  N-ETHYLANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2273  2-ETHYLANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2274  N-ETHYL -N-BENZYL - 
ANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2275  2-ETHYLBUTANOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2276  2-ETHYLHEXYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2277  ETHYL 
METHACRYLATE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2278  n-HEPTENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2279  HEXACHLORO - 
BUTADIENE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2280  HEXAMETHYLENE - 
DIAMINE, SOLID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2281  HEXAMETHYLENE 
DIISOCYANATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2282  HEXANOLS  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2283  ISOBUTYL METHA - 
CRYLATE, STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2284  ISOBUTYRONITRILE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2285  ISOCYANATOBENZO - 
TRIFLUORIDES  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2286  PENTAMETHYLHEPTANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2287  ISOHEPTENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2288  ISOHEXENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2289  ISOPHORONEDIAMINE  8 III  200 5     
2290  ISOPHORONE 
DIISOCYANATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 85 
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group   
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risk  
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quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2291  LEAD COMPOUND, 
SOLUBLE, N.O.S.  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2293  4-METHOXY -4-METHYL - 
PENTAN -2-ONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2294  N-METHYLANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2295  METHYL CHLORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2296  METHYLCYCLOHEXANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2297  METHYLCYCLO - 
HEXANONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2298  METHYLCYCLO - 
PENTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20 
2299  METHYL DICHLORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2300  2-METHYL -5-ETHYL - 
PYRIDINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2301  2-METHYLFURAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2302  5-METHYLHEXAN -2- 
ONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2303  ISOPROPENYLBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2304  NAPHTHALENE, 
MOLTEN  4.1 III  500 2     
2305  NITROBENZENE - 
SULFONIC ACID  8 II  50 20 11    
2306  NITROBENZOTRI - 
FLUORIDES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2307  3-NITRO -4-CHLORO - 
BENZOTRIFLUORIDE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2308  NITROSYLSULFURIC  
ACID, LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
2309  OCTADIENES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2310  PENTANE -2,4-DIONE  3 III 6.1 500 2   13; 28  2 
2311  PHENETIDINES  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2312  PHENOL, MOLTEN  6.1 II  50 20   13 9; 19  
2313  PICOLINES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2315  POLYCHLORINATED 
BIPHENYLS, LIQUID  9 II  0  1  1; 13;  
28 19 
2316  SODIUM CUPRO - 
CYANIDE, SOLID  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2317  SODIUM CUPRO - 
CYANIDE SOLUTION  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2318  SODIUM HYDRO - 
SULFIDE with < 25 %  
water of crystallization  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
2319  TERPENE HYDRO - 
CARBONS, N.O.S.  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2320  TETRAETHYLENE - 
PENTAMINE  8 III  200 5     
 
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2321  TRICHLOROBENZENES, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2322  TRICHLOROBUTENE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2323  TRIETHYL PHOSPHITE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2324  TRIISOBUTYLENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2325  1,3,5 -TRIMETHYL - 
BENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2326  TRIMETHYLCYCLO - 
HEXYLAMINE  8 III  200 5     
2327  TRIMETHYLHEXA - 
METHYLENEDIAMINES  8 III  200 5     
2328  TRIMETHYLHEXA - 
METHYLENE 
DIISOCYANATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2329  TRIMETHYL PHOSPHITE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2330  UNDECANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2331  ZINC CHLORIDE, 
ANHYDROUS  8 III  200 5  9b   
2332  ACETALDEHYDE OXIME  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2333  ALLYL ACETATE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2334  ALLYLAMINE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13; 
28 2; 9; 
17 
2335  ALLYL ETHYL ETHER  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2336  ALLYL FORMATE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
2337  PHENYL MERCAPTAN  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2338  BENZOTRIFLUORIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2339  2-BROMOBUTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2340  2-BROMOETHYL ETHYL 
ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2341  1-BROMO -3-METHYL - 
BUTANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2342  BROMOMETHYL - 
PROPANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2343  2-BROMOPENTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2344  BROMOPROPANES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20 
 
2 
2345  3-BROMOPROPYNE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2346  BUTANEDIONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2347  BUTYL MERCAPTAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2348  BUTYL ACRYLATES, 
STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2350  BUTYL METHYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2351  BUTYL NITRITES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2352  BUTYL VINYL ETHER, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  87 
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2353  BUTYRYL CHLORIDE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2354  CHLOROMETHYL 
ETHYL ETHER  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2356  2-CHLOROPROPANE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2357  CYCLOHEXYLAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2358  CYCLOOCTATETRAENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2359  DIALLYLAMINE  3 II 6.1 
8 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2360  DIALLYL ETHER  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2361  DIISOBUTYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2362  1,1-DICHLOROETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2363  ETHYL MERCAPTAN  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2364  n-PROPYLBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2366  DIETHYL CARBONATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2367  alpha -METHYL - 
VALERALDEHYDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2368  alpha -PINENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2370  1-HEXENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2371  ISOPENTENES  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2372  1,2-DI-(DIMETHYLAMINO) 
ETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2373  DIETHOXYMETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2374  3,3-DIETHOXYPROPENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2375  DIETHYL SULFIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2376  2,3-DIHYDROPYRAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2377  1,1-DIMETHOXYETHANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2378  2-DIMETHYLAMINO - 
ACETONITRILE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2379  1,3-DIMETHYLBUTYL - 
AMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2380  DIMETHYLDIETHOXY - 
SILANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2381  DIMETHYL DISULFIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2382  DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE, 
SYMMETRICAL  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2383  DIPROPYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2384  DI-n-PROPYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2385  ETHYL ISOBUTYRATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2386  1-ETHYLPIPERIDINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2387  FLUOROBENZENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2388  FLUOROTOLUENES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2389  FURAN  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2390  2-IODOBUTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2391  IODOMETHYLPRO - 
PANES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2392  IODOPROPANES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2393  ISOBUTYL FORMATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2394  ISOBUTYL 
PROPIONATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2395  ISOBUTYRYL 
CHLORIDE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2396  METHACRYLALDEHYDE, 
STABILIZED  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2397  3-METHYLBUTAN -2-ONE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2398  METHYL tert -BUTYL 
ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2399  1-METHYLPIPERIDINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2400  METHYL ISOVALERATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2401  PIPERIDINE  8 I 3 5 200    2; 20  
2402  PROPANETHIOLS  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2403  ISOPROPENYL ACETATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2404  PROPIONITRILE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2405  ISOPROPYL BUTYRATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2406  ISOPROPYL 
ISOBUTYRATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2407  ISOPROPYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2409  ISOPROPYL 
PROPIONATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2410  1,2,3,6 -TETRAHYDRO - 
PYRIDINE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2411  BUTYRONITRILE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2412  TETRAHYDRO - 
THIOPHENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2413  TETRAPROPYL ORTHO - 
TITANATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2414  THIOPHENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2416  TRIMETHYL BORATE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2417  CARBONYL FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2418  SULFUR TETRA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2419  BROMOTRIFLUORO - 
ETHYLENE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2420  HEXAFLUOROACETONE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2421  NITROGEN TRIOXIDE  2.3 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
2422  OCTAFLUOROBUT -2- 
ENE (REFRIGERANT 
GAS R 1318)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
2424  OCTAFLUOROPROPANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 218)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  89 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2426  AMMONIUM NITRATE,  
LIQUID, hot concentrated  
solution, in a 
concentration of > 80 % 
and ≤ 93 %  5.1   200 5     
2427  POTASSIUM 
CHLORATE, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 6 
 
6  24 
 
24  
2428  SODIUM CHLORATE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  
2429  CALCIUM CHLORATE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  
2430  ALKYLPHENOLS, SOLID,  
N.O.S. (including C 2-C12 
homologues)  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
2431  ANISIDINES  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2432  N,N-DIETHYLANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2433  CHLORONITRO - 
TOLUENES, LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2434  DIBENZYLDICHLORO - 
SILANE  8 II  50 20     
2435  ETHYLPHENYLDI - 
CHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
2436  THIOACETIC ACID  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2437  METHYLPHENYLDI - 
CHLOROSILANE  8 II  50 20     
2438  TRIMETHYLACETYL 
CHLORIDE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2439  SODIUM HYDROGEN - 
DIFLUORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2440  STANNIC CHLORIDE 
PENTAHYDRATE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2441  TITANIUM 
TRICHLORIDE, 
PYROPHORIC or 
TITANIUM 
TRICHLORIDE 
MIXTURE, 
PYROPHORIC  4.2 I 8 0  1   20 
2442  TRICHLOROACETYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2443  VANADIUM OXY - 
TRICHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2444  VANADIUM TETRA - 
CHLORIDE  8 I  20 50    20 
2445  LITHIUM ALKYLS, 
LIQUID  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2446  NITROCRESOLS, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2447  PHOSPHORUS, WHITE, 
MOLTEN  4.2 I 6.1 0    20  
2448  SULFUR, MOLTEN  4.1 III  500 2     
2451  NITROGEN TRI - 
FLUORIDE  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
2452  ETHYLACETYLENE, 
STABILIZED  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2453  ETHYL FLUORIDE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 161)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2454  METHYL FLUORIDE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 41)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2455  METHYL NITRITE  2.2 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
2456  2-CHLOROPROPENE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2457  2,3-DIMETHYLBUTANE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2458  HEXADIENES  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2459  2-METHYL -1-BUTENE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2460  2-METHYL -2-BUTENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2461  METHYLPENTADIENE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2463  ALUMINIUM HYDRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
2464  BERYLLIUM NITRATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11  24; 28   
2465  DICHLOROISO - 
CYANURIC ACID, DRY or 
DICHLOROISO - 
CYANURIC ACID SALTS  5.1 II  50 20   24  
2466  POTASSIUM 
SUPEROXIDE  5.1 I  20 50 10; 
12  24 20 
2468  TRICHLOROISO - 
CYANURIC ACID, DRY  5.1 II  50 20   24  
2469  ZINC BROMATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2470  PHENYLACETONITRILE, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2471  OSMIUM TETROXIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2473  SODIUM ARSANILATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2474  THIOPHOSGENE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2475  VANADIUM 
TRICHLORIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2477  METHYL ISOTHIO - 
CYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2478  ISOCYANATES, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
N.O.S. or ISOCYANATE, 
SOLUTION, FLAMMABLE, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 200 
 
500 5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2 
2480  METHYL ISOCYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2481  ETHYL ISOCYANATE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  91 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2482  n-PROPYL ISOCYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2483  ISOPROPYL ISO - 
CYANATE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
2484  tert-BUTYL ISOCYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2485  n-BUTYL ISOCYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2486  ISOBUTYL ISOCYANATE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2487  PHENYL ISOCYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2488  CYCLOHEXYL ISO - 
CYANATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2490  DICHLOROISOPROPYL 
ETHER  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2491  ETHANOLAMINE or 
ETHANOLAMINE 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
2493  HEXAMETHYLENEIMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2495  IODINE PENTAFLUORIDE  5.1 I 6.1 
8 0    24; 28  20 
2496  PROPIONIC 
ANHYDRIDE  8 III  200 5     
2498  1,2,3,6 -TETRAHYDRO - 
BENZALDEHYDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2501  TRIS -(1-AZIRIDINYL) 
PHOSPHINE OXIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
2502  VALERYL CHLORIDE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2503  ZIRCONIUM TETRA - 
CHLORIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2504  TETRABROMOETHANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2505  AMMONIUM FLUORIDE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2506  AMMONIUM HYDROGEN 
SULFATE  8 II  50 20 11 9a   
2507  CHLOROPLATINIC ACID, 
SOLID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2508  MOLYBDENUM PENTA - 
CHLORIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2509  POTASSIUM 
HYDROGEN SULFATE  8 II  50 20 11 9a   
2511  2-CHLOROPROPIONIC 
ACID  8 III  200 5     
2512  AMINOPHENOLS 
(o-, m-, p-) 6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2513  BROMOACETYL 
BROMIDE  8 II  50 20     
2514  BROMOBENZENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2515  BROMOFORM  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2516  CARBON TETRA - 
BROMIDE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2517  1-CHLORO -1,1-DI- 
FLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 142b)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
2518  1,5,9 -CYCLODODECA - 
TRIENE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2520  CYCLOOCTADIENES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2521  DIKETENE, STABILIZED  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2522  2-DIMETHYLAMINO - 
ETHYL METHACRYLATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2524  ETHYL ORTHO - 
FORMATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2525  ETHYL OXALATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2526  FURFURYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2527  ISOBUTYL ACRYLATE, 
STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2528  ISOBUTYL ISO - 
BUTYRATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2529  ISOBUTYRIC ACID  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2531  METHACRYLIC ACID, 
STABILIZED  8 II  50 20     
2533  METHYL TRICHLORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2534  METHYLCHLOROSILANE  2.3  2.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2535  4-METHYLMORPHOLINE 
(N-METHYL - 
MORPHOLINE)  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2536  METHYLTETRA - 
HYDROFURAN  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2538  NITRONAPHTHALENE  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2541  TERPINOLENE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2542  TRIBUTYLAMINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2545  HAFNIUM POWDER, DRY  4.2 
 
4.2 
 
 
4.2 I 
II 
 
III  0 
 
100 
 
 
200 - 
10 
 
5 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
4  20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
2546  TITANIUM POWDER, 
DRY  4.2 
 
4.2 
 
 
4.2 I 
II 
 
III  0 
 
100 
 
 
200 - 
10 
 
5 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
4  20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
2547  SODIUM SUPEROXIDE  5.1 I  20 50 10; 
12  24 20 93 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2548  CHLORINE PENTA - 
FLUORIDE  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
2552  HEXAFLUOROACETONE 
HYDRATE, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2554  METHYLALLYL 
CHLORIDE  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2555  NITROCELLULOSE  
WITH WATER with  
≥ 25 % water, by mass  4.1 II  50 20    17 
2556  NITROCELLULOSE 
WITH ALCOHOL with  
≥ 25 % alcohol, by mass, 
and ≤ 12,6 % nitrogen, by 
dry mass  4.1 II  50 20    17 
2557  NITROCELLULOSE, with  
≤ 12,6 % nitrogen, by dry 
mass, MIXTURE WITH or 
WITHOUT PLASTICIZER, 
WITH or WITHOUT 
PIGMENT  4.1 II  50 20    17 
2558  EPIBROMOHYDRIN  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2560  2-METHYLPENTAN -2-OL 3 III  1 000  1    2 
2561  3-METHYL -1-BUTENE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2564  TRICHLOROACETIC 
ACID SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
2565  DICYCLOHEXYLAMINE  8 III  200 5     
2567  SODIUM PENTA - 
CHLOROPHENATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2570  CADMIUM COMPOUND  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2571  ALKYLSULFURIC ACIDS  8 II  50 20     
2572  PHENYLHYDRAZINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2573  THALLIUM CHLORATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11; 
12  24; 28   
2574  TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE  
with > 3 % ortho isomer  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2576  PHOSPHORUS OXY - 
BROMIDE, MOLTEN  8 II  50 20     
2577  PHENYLACETYL 
CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2578  PHOSPHORUS 
TRIOXIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2579  PIPERAZINE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2580  ALUMINIUM BROMIDE 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2581  ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
2582  FERRIC CHLORIDE 
SOLUTION  8 III  200 5     
2583  ALKYLSULFONIC 
ACIDS, SOLID or ARYL - 
SULFONIC ACIDS,  
SOLID with > 5 % free 
sulfuric acid  8 II  50 20 11    
2584  ALKYLSULFONIC 
ACIDS, LIQUID or 
ARYLSUL -FONIC  ACIDS,  
LIQUID with > 5 % free 
sulfuric acid  8 II  50 20     
2585  ALKYLSULFONIC 
ACIDS, SOLID or ARYL - 
SULFONIC ACIDS,  
SOLID with ≤ 5 % free 
sulfuric acid  8 III  200 5  9b   
2586  ALKYLSULFONIC 
ACIDS, LIQUID or 
ARYLSUL -FONIC  ACIDS,  
LIQUID with ≤ 5 % free 
sulfuric acid  8 III  200 5     
2587  BENZOQUINONE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2588  PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 - 
 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2589  VINYL 
CHLOROACETATE  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2590  WHITE ASBESTOS  
(chrysotile, actinolite, 
anthophyllite, tremolite)  9 III  20 50 1  13; 28   
2591  XENON, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
2599  CHLOROTRIFLUORO - 
METHANE AND TRI - 
FLUOROMETHANE 
AZEOTROPIC MIXTURE  
with ca 60 % 
chlorotrifluoro -methane 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 503)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
2600  CARBON MONOXIDE 
AND HYDROGEN 
MIXTURE, 
COMPRESSED  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2601  CYCLOBUTANE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  95 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2602  DICHLORODIFLUORO - 
METHANE AND 1,1 -DI- 
FLUOROETHANE 
AZEOTROPIC MIXTURE  
with ca 74 % dichlorodi - 
fluoromethane 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 500)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
2603  CYCLOHEPTATRIENE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2604  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
DIETHYL ETHERATE  8 I 3 5 200    2; 20  
2605  METHOXYMETHYL 
ISOCYANATE  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
2606  METHYL ORTHO - 
SILICATE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2607  ACROLEIN DIMER, 
STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2608  NITROPROPANES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2609  TRIALLYL BORATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2610  TRIALLYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2611  PROPYLENE CHLORO - 
HYDRIN  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2612  METHYL PROPYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2614  METHALLYL ALCOHOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2615  ETHYL PROPYL ETHER  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2616  TRIISOPROPYL 
BORATE  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2617  METHYLCYCLO - 
HEXANOLS, flammable  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2618  VINYLTOLUENES, 
STABILIZED  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2619  BENZYLDIMETHYLAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2620  AMYL BUTYRATES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2621  ACETYL METHYL 
CARBINOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2622  GLYCIDALDEHYDE  3 II 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
2623  FIRELIGHTERS, SOLID  
with flammable liquid  4.1 III  500 2     
2624  MAGNESIUM SILICIDE  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
2626  CHLORIC ACID, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  
with ≤ 10 % chloric acid  5.1 II  50 20   24  
2627  NITRITES, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20   24  
2628  POTASSIUM FLUORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2629  SODIUM FLUORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2630  SELENATES and 
SELENITES  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2642  FLUOROACETIC ACID  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2643  METHYL BROMO - 
ACETATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2644  METHYL IODIDE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2645  PHENACYL BROMIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2646  HEXACHLOROCYCLO - 
PENTADIENE  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
2647  MALONONITRILE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2648  1,2-DIBROMOBUTAN -3- 
ONE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2649  1,3- 
DICHLOROACETONE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2650  1,1-DICHLORO -1-NITRO - 
ETHANE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2651  4,4'-DIAMINODIPHENYL - 
METHANE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2653  BENZYL IODIDE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2655  POTASSIUM FLUORO - 
SILICATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2656  QUINOLINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2657  SELENIUM DISULFIDE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2659  SODIUM CHLORO - 
ACETATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2660  NITROTOLUIDINES 
(MONO)  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2661  HEXACHLOROACETONE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2662  HYDROQUINONE, 
SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2664  DIBROMOMETHANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2667  BUTYLTOLUENES  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2668  CHLOROACETONITRILE  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2669  CHLOROCRESOLS, 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
2670  CYANURIC CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2671  AMINOPYRIDINES 
(o-, m-, p-) 6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2672  AMMONIA SOLUTION,  
relative density  
≥ 0,880 ≤ 0,957 at 15 °C  
in water, with  
> 10 % ≤ 35 % ammonia  8 III  200 5     
2673  2-AMINO -4-CHLORO - 
PHENOL  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  97 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2674  SODIUM FLUORO - 
SILICATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2676  STIBINE  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
2677  RUBIDIUM HYDROXIDE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
2678  RUBIDIUM HYDROXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2679  LITHIUM HYDROXIDE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
2680  LITHIUM HYDROXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2681  CAESIUM HYDROXIDE 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
2682  CAESIUM HYDROXIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2683  AMMONIUM SULFIDE 
SOLUTION  8 II 3 
6.1 10 100   13; 28  2 
2684  3-DIETHYLAMINO - 
PROPYLAMINE  3 III 8 500 2    2 
2685  N,N- 
DIETHYLETHYLENE - 
DIAMINE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2686  2-DIETHYLAMINO - 
ETHANOL  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2687  DICYCLOHEXYL - 
AMMONIUM NITRITE  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2688  1-BROMO -3-CHLORO - 
PROPANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2689  GLYCEROL alpha - 
MONO -CHLOROHYDRIN  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2690  N,n-BUTYLIMIDAZOLE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2691  PHOSPHORUS PENTA - 
BROMIDE  8 II  50 20 11    
2692  BORON TRIBROMIDE  8 I  20 50    20 
2693  BISULFITES, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  8 III  200 5     
2698  TETRAHYDROPHTHALIC 
ANHYDRIDES with  
> 0,05 % of maleic 
anhydride  8 III  200 5  9b   
2699  TRIFLUOROACETIC 
ACID  8 I  20 50    20 
2705  1-PENTOL  8 II  50 20     
2707  DIMETHYLDIOXANES  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
2709  BUTYLBENZENES  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2710  DIPROPYL KETONE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2713  ACRIDINE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2714  ZINC RESINATE  4.1 III  500 2 12 1   
2715  ALUMINIUM RESINATE  4.1 III  500 2 12 1   
2716  1,4-BUTYNEDIOL  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2717  CAMPHOR, synthetic  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2719  BARIUM BROMATE  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11  24; 28   
2720  CHROMIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2721  COPPER CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
2722  LITHIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2723  MAGNESIUM 
CHLORATE  5.1 II  50 20 11 8 24  
2724  MANGANESE NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2725  NICKEL NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2726  NICKEL NITRITE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2727  THALLIUM NITRATE  6.1 II 5.1 5 200 11; 
12  13; 28  9; 19  
2728  ZIRCONIUM NITRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
2729  HEXACHLOROBENZENE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2730  NITROANISOLES, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2732  NITROBROMO - 
BENZENES, LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2733  AMINES, FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S. or 
POLY AMINES, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 8 
 
8 
 
8 50 
 
200 
 
500 20 
 
5 
 
2    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
2734  AMINES, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S. or 
POLYAMINES, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
II 3 
 
3 5 
 
10 200 
 
100    2; 20  
 
2 
2735  AMINES, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S. or 
POLYAMINES, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
2738  N-BUTYLANILINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2739  BUTYRIC ANHYDRIDE  8 III  200 5     
2740  n-PROPYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
2741  BARIUM HYPOCHLORITE  
with > 22 % available 
chlorine  5.1 II 6.1 20 50 11  24; 28   
2742  CHLOROFORMATES, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  6.1 II 3 
8 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2743  n-BUTYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 II 3 
8 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 99 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2744  CYCLOBUTYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 II 3 
8 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
2745  CHLOROMETHYL 
CHLOROFORMATE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2746  PHENYL CHLORO - 
FORMATE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2747  tert-BUTYLCYCLOHEXYL 
CHLOROFORMATE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2748  2-ETHYLHEXYL 
CHLOROFORMATE  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
2749  TETRAMETHYLSILANE  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
2750  1,3-DICHLORO - 
PROPANOL -2 6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2751  DIETHYLTHIOPHOS - 
PHORYL CHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2752  1,2-EPOXY -3-ETHOXY - 
PROPANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2753  N-ETHYLBENZYL - 
TOLUIDINES, LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2754  N-ETHYLTOLUIDINES  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2757  CARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2758  CARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 18  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2759  ARSENICAL PESTICIDE, 
SOLID, TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2760  ARSENICAL PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE,  
TOXIC, flash point  
< 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2761  ORGANOCHLORINE 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2762  ORGANOCHLORINE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2763  TRIAZINE PESTICIDE, 
SOLID, TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2764  TRIAZINE PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE,  
TOXIC, flash point  
< 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2771  THIOCARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2772  THIOCARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2775  COPPER BASED 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2776  COPPER BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2777  MERCURY BASED 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2778  MERCURY BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2779  SUBSTITUTED 
NITROPHENOL 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2780  SUBSTITUTED 
NITROPHENOL 
PESTICIDE,  LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  101 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2781  BIPYRIDILIUM 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19 
 
9 
2782  BIPYRIDILIUM 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2783  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2784  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2785  4-THIAPENTANAL  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2786  ORGANOTIN 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2787  ORGANOTIN 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
2788  ORGANOTIN 
COMPOUND, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2789  ACETIC ACID, GLACIAL 
or ACETIC ACID 
SOLUTION, > 80 % ACID,  
by mass  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2790  ACETIC ACID, 
SOLUTION,  
≥ 50 % ≤ 80 % acid, by 
mass  8 II  50 20     
 ACETIC ACID, 
SOLUTION,  
> 10 % < 50 % acid, by 
mass  8 III  200 5     
2793  FERROUS METAL 
BORINGS, SHAVINGS, 
TURNINGS or  
CUTTINGS in a form 
liable to self -heating  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2794  BATTERIES, WET, 
FILLED WITH ACID,  
electric storage  8   200 5  14   
2795  BATTERIES, WET, 
FILLED WITH ALKALI,  
electric storage  8   200 5  14   
2796  SULFURIC ACID with  
≤ 51 % acid or BATTERY 
FLUID, ACID  8 II  50 20     
2797  BATTERY FLUID, ALKALI  8 II  50 20     
2798  PHENYLPHOSPHORUS 
DICHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2799  PHENYLPHOSPHORUS 
THIODICHLORIDE  8 II  50 20     
2800  BATTERIES, WET, NON - 
SPILLABLE, electric 
storage  8   200 5   14  
2801  DYE, LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S. or 
DYE, INTERMEDIATE, 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
2802  COPPER CHLORIDE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2803  GALLIUM  8 III  200 5  9b   
2806  LITHIUM NITRIDE  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
2807  Magnetized material  9 III Non-dangerous for road transport  
2809  MERCURY  8 III  200 5     
2810  TOXIC LIQUID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2811  TOXIC SOLID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 - 
 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2812  Sodium aluminate, solid  8 III Non-dangerous for road transport  
2813  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
 
4.3 I 
II 
 
III  0 
 
100 
 
 
500 - 
10 
 
2 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
5 23 
 
23 
 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
2814  INFECTIOUS 
SUBSTANCE, 
AFFECTING HUMANS  6.2 II  0    13; 25;  
26; 28  3; 9; 
15 
2815  N-AMINOETHYL - 
PIPERAZINE  8 III  200 5     103 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2817  AMMONIUM 
HYDROGEN - 
DIFLUORIDE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 10 
 
50 100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28   
2818  AMMONIUM POLY - 
SULFIDE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 10 
 
50 100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28   
2819  AMYL ACID 
PHOSPHATE  8 III  200 5     
2820  BUTYRIC ACID  8 III  200 5     
2821  PHENOL SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
2822  2-CHLOROPYRIDINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2823  CROTONIC ACID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2826  ETHYL  CHLOROTHIO - 
FORMATE  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2829  CAPROIC ACID  8 III  200 5     
2830  LITHIUM 
FERROSILICON  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
2831  1,1,1 -TRICHLORO - 
ETHANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2834  PHOSPHOROUS ACID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2835  SODIUM ALUMINIUM 
HYDRIDE  4.3 II  100 10 1  23  
2837  BISULFATES, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
2838  VINYL BUTYRATE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
2839  ALDOL  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2840  BUTYRALDOXIME  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2841  DI-n-AMYLAMINE  3 III 6.1 500 2   13; 28  2 
2842  NITROETHANE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2844  CALCIUM MANGANESE 
SILICON  4.3 III  500 2 1 5; 7 23  
2845  PYROPHORIC LIQUID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 I  0  1   20 
2846  PYROPHORIC SOLID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 I  0  1   20 
2849  3-CHLOROPROPANOL -1 6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2850  PROPYLENE 
TETRAMER  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2851  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
DIHYDRATE  8 II  50 20     
2852  DIPICRYL SULFIDE,  
WETTED with ≥ 10 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
2853  MAGNESIUM FLUORO - 
SILICATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2854  AMMONIUM FLUORO - 
SILICATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2855  ZINC FLUOROSILICATE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2856  FLUOROSILICATES, 
N.O.S.  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2857  REFRIGERATING  
MACHINES containing 
non-flammable, non -toxic 
gases or ammonia 
solutions (UN 2672)  2.2   500 2   9  
2858  ZIRCONIUM, DRY, coiled 
wire, finished metal 
sheets, strip (thinner than 
254 µ but not thinner than 
18 µ)  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2859  AMMONIUM META - 
VANADATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2861  AMMONIUM POLY - 
VANADATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2862  VANADIUM PENTOXIDE,  
non-fused form  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2863  SODIUM AMMONIUM 
VANADATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2864  POTASSIUM META - 
VANADATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2865  HYDROXYLAMINE 
SULFATE  8 III  200 5  9b   
2869  TITANIUM 
TRICHLORIDE  MIXTURE  8 
 
8 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- - 
 
9b   
2870  ALUMINIUM BORO - 
HYDRIDE  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
 ALUMINIUM BORO - 
HYDRIDE IN DEVICES  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
2871  ANTIMONY POWDER  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2872  DIBROMOCHLORO - 
PROPANES  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
2873  DIBUTYLAMINO - 
ETHANOL  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2874  FURFURYL ALCOHOL  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2875  HEXACHLOROPHENE  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2876  RESORCINOL  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
2878  TITANIUM SPONGE 
POWDERS or TITANIUM 
SPONGE GRANULES  4.1 III  500 2  1   
2879  SELENIUM OXY - 
CHLORIDE  8 I 6.1 5 200   13; 28  20 105 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2880  CALCIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE, HYDRATED, 
or CALCIUM HYPO - 
CHLORITE, HYDRATED  
MIXTURE with  
≥ 5,5 % ≤ 16 % water  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10 11 
 
- - 
8 24; 35 
 
24; 35   
2881  METAL CATALYST, DRY  4.2 
 
4.2 
 
 
4.2 I 
II 
 
III  0 
 
100 
 
 
200 - 
10 
 
5 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
- 
 
 
4  20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
2900  INFECTIOUS 
SUBSTANCE, 
AFFECTING ANIMALS  
Only 6.2   0    13; 25;  
26; 28  3; 9; 
15 
2902  PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2903  PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
N.O.S., flash point  
≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
2904  CHLOROPHENOLATES, 
LIQUID or 
PHENOLATES, LIQUID  8 III  200 5     
2905  CHLOROPHENOLATES, 
SOLID or PHENOLATES, 
SOLID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2907  ISOSORBIDE 
DINITRATE MIXTURE  
with ≥ 60 % lactose, 
mannose, starch or 
calcium hydrogen 
phosphate  4.1 II  50 20 11; 
12   17 
2920  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
 
II 3 
 
3 5 
 
10 200 
 
100    2; 20  
 
2 
2921  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
 
II 4.1 
 
4.1 5 
 
10 200 
 
100 - 
 
11   20 
 
- 
2922  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 5 
 
10 
 
50 200 
 
100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  20 
 
- 
 
- 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2923  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 5 
 
10 
 
50 200 
 
100 
 
20 - 
11 
- - 
 
- 
 
9b 13; 28  
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  20 
 
- 
 
- 
2924  FLAMMABLE LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III 8 
 
8 
 
8 5 
 
10 
 
50 200 
 
100 
 
20    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
2925  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.1 
 
 
4.1 II 
 
 
III 8 
 
 
8 10 
 
 
20 100 
 
 
50 11; 
12 
 
12    
2926  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
TOXIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.1 
 
 
4.1 II 
 
 
III 6.1 
 
 
6.1 10 
 
 
20 100 
 
 
50 11; 
12 
 
12  28 
 
 
28  
2927  TOXIC LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 8 
 
 
8 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
2928  TOXIC SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 8 
 
 
8 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11; 
12  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
2929  TOXIC LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
II 3 
 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2930  TOXIC SOLID, 
FLAMMABLE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 4.1 
 
 
4.1 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
2931  VANADYL SULFATE  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
2933  METHYL -2-CHLORO - 
PROPIONATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2934  ISOPROPYL 2 -CHLORO - 
PROPIONATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2935  ETHYL -2-CHLORO - 
PROPIONATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2936  THIOLACTIC ACID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2937  alpha -METHYLBENZYL 
ALCOHOL, LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2940  9-PHOSPHABICYCLO - 
NONANES (CYCLO - 
OCTADIENE 
PHOSPHINES)  4.2 II  100 10 1; 12     
2941  FLUOROANILINES  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2942  2-TRIFLUOROMETHYL - 
ANILINE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 108 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2943  TETRAHYDRO - 
FURFURYLAMINE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2945  N-METHYLBUTYLAMINE  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2946  2-AMINO -5-DIETHYL - 
AMINOPENTANE  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
2947  ISOPROPYL CHLORO - 
ACETATE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
2948  3-TRIFLUOROMETHYL - 
ANILINE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2949  SODIUM HYDRO - 
SULFIDE with ≥ 25 % 
water of crystallization  8 II  50 20 11    
2950  MAGNESIUM 
GRANULES, COATED,  
particle size ≥ 149 µ  4.3 III  500 2 1 5 23  
2956  5-tert-BUTYL -2,4,6 -TRI- 
NITRO -m-XYLENE 
(MUSK XYLENE)  4.1 III  500 2   14 14 
2965  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
DIMETHYL ETHERATE  4.3 I 3 
8 0  1  23 2; 20  
2966  THIOGLYCOL  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
2967  SULFAMIC ACID  8 III  200 5  9b   
2968  MANEB, STABILIZED or 
MANEB PREPARATION,  
STABILIZED against self - 
heating  4.3 III  500 2 1 5 23  
2969  CASTOR BEANS or 
CASTOR POMACE or 
CASTOR FLAKE or 
CASTOR MEAL  9 II  1 000  1  3   
2983  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
PROPYLENE OXIDE  
MIXTURE, with ≤ 30 % 
ethylene oxide  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
2984  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION  
with ≥ 8 % and < 20 % 
hydrogen peroxide 
(stabilized as necessary)  5.1 III  200 5   24  
2985  CHLOROSILANES, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
2986  CHLOROSILANES, 
CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  8 II 3 10 100    2 
2987  CHLOROSILANES, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  8 II  50 20     
2988  CHLOROSILANES, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  4.3 I 3 
8 0  1  23 2; 20  
 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2989  LEAD PHOSPHITE, 
DIBASIC  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
- - 
 
1   
2990  LIFE -SAVING 
APPLIANCES, SELF - 
INFLATING  9   1 000  1     
2991  CARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20 - 
 
 
- 
 
-  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
2992  CARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2993  ARSENICAL PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, TOXIC,  
FLAMMABLE, flash point  
≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
2994  ARSENICAL PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2995  ORGANOCHLORINE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
2996  ORGANOCHLORINE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
2997  TRIAZINE PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, TOXIC,  
FLAMMABLE, flash point  
≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 110 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
2998  TRIAZINE PESTICIDE, 
LIQUID, TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3005  THIOCARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3006  THIOCARBAMATE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3009  COPPER BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3010  COPPER BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3011  MERCURY BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3012  MERCURY BASED 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3013  SUBSTITUTED 
NITROPHENOL 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3014  SUBSTITUTED 
NITROPHENOL 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13; 
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3015  BIPYRIDILIUM 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3016  BIPYRIDILIUM 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3017  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3018  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3019  ORGANOTIN 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
2; 9; 
19 
2; 9 
3020  ORGANOTIN 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3021  PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
N.O.S., flash point  
< 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
3022  1,2-BUTYLENE OXIDE, 
STABILIZED  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
3023  2-METHYL -2-HEPTANE - 
THIOL  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
3024  COUMARIN DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
3025  COUMARIN DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 110 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3026  COUMARIN DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3027  COUMARIN DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3028  BATTERIES, DRY, 
CONTAINING 
POTASSIUM 
HYDROXIDE SOLID,  
electric storage  8   200 5  14   
3048  ALUMINIUM 
PHOSPHIDE PESTICIDE  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3051  ALUMINIUM ALKYLS  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3052  ALUMINIUM ALKYL 
HALIDES, LIQUID  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3053  MAGNESIUM ALKYLS  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3054  CYCLOHEXYL 
MERCAPTAN  3 III  1 000  1    2 
3055  2-(2-AMINOETHOXY) - 
ETHANOL  8 III  200 5     
3056  n-HEPTALDEHYDE  3 III  1 000  1    2 
3057  TRIFLUOROACETYL 
CHLORIDE  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3064  NITROGLYCERIN, 
SOLUTION IN ALCOHOL  
with > 1 % ≤ 5 % 
nitroglycerin  3 II  500 2    2; 19  
3065  ALCOHOLIC 
BEVERAGES, with  
> 70 % alcohol by volume  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
 ALCOHOLIC 
BEVERAGES, with  
> 24 % ≤ 70 % alcohol by 
volume  3 III  1 000  1    2 
3066  PAINT (including paint, 
lacquer, enamel, stain, 
shellac, varnish, polish, 
liquid filler and liquid 
lacquer base) or PAINT 
RELATED MATERIAL  
(including paint thinning 
and reducing compound)  8 
 
8 II 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
3070  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
DICHLORODIFLUORO - 
METHANE MIXTURE with  
≤ 12,5 % ethylene oxide  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3071  MERCAPTANS, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
N.O.S. or MERCAPTAN 
MIXTURE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
3072  LIFE -SAVING 
APPLIANCES NOT 
SELF -INFLATING  
containing dangerous 
goods as equipment  9   1 000  1     
3073  VINYLPYRIDINES, 
STABILIZED  6.1 II 3 
8 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
3076  ALUMINIUM ALKYL 
HYDRIDES  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3077  ENVIRONMENTALLY 
HAZARDOUS 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  9 III  1 000  1 13 3 13  
3078  CERIUM, turnings or gritty 
powder  4.3 II  100 10 1; 12   23  
3079  METHACRYLONITRILE, 
STABILIZED  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
3080  ISOCYANATES, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S. or 
ISOCYANATE, 
SOLUTION, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  6.1 II 3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
3082  ENVIRONMENTALLY 
HAZARDOUS SUB - 
STANCE, LIQUID, N.O.S.  9 III  1 000  1   13  
3083  PERCHLORYL 
FLUORIDE  2.3  5.1 10 100   9; 10; 
36 7; 17  
3084  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
II 5.1 
 
5.1 5 
 
10 200 
 
100 - 
 
11; 
12  24 
 
24 20 
 
- 
3085  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
 
5.1 I 
II 
 
III 8 
 
8 
 
 
8 0 
 
20 
 
 
100 - 
50 
 
10 - 
 
11; 
12 
 
-  24 
 
24 
 
 
24 20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
3086  TOXIC SOLID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 5.1 
 
 
5.1 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11; 
12  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3087  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
 
5.1 I 
II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
 
6.1 0 
 
20 
 
 
100 - 
50 
 
10 - 
 
11; 
12 
 
-  24; 28  
 
24; 28  
 
 
24; 28  20 
 
- 
 
 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3088  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III  100 
 
200 10 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1    
3089  METAL POWDER, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
12 - 
 
1   
3090  LITHIUM METAL  
BATTERIES (including 
lithium alloy batteries)  9 II  20 50     
3091  LITHIUM METAL 
BATTERIES CONTAINED 
IN EQUIP -MENT or 
LITHIUM BATTERIES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT (including 
lithium alloy batteries)  9 II  20 50     
3092  1-METHOXY -2-PRO - 
PANOL  3 III  1 000  1    2 
3093  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
 
II 5.1 
 
5.1 5 
 
10 200 
 
100   24 
 
24 20 
 
- 
3094  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
 
II 4.3 
 
4.3 5 
 
10 200 
 
100    20 
 
- 
3095  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
SELF -HEATING, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
II 4.2 
 
4.2 5 
 
10 200 
 
100 - 
 
11; 
12   20 
 
- 
3096  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
II 4.3 
 
4.3 5 
 
10 200 
 
100 - 
 
11; 
12   20 
 
- 
3097  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  4.1 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3098  OXIDIZING LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
5.1 I 
II 
III 8 
 
8 
 
8 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10   24 
 
24 
 
24 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3099  OXIDIZING LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
5.1 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10   24; 28  
 
24; 28  
 
24; 28  20 
 
- 
 
- 
3100  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
SELF -HEATING, N.O.S.  5.1 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3101  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE B, LIQUID  5.2  1 0  1; 5  15; 20;  
22; 24  9; 17  
3102  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE B, SOLID  5.2  1 0  1; 5  15; 20;  
22; 24  9; 17  
3103  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE C, LIQUID  5.2   10 100 1  15; 20;  
22; 24  8; 18  
3104  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE C, SOLID  5.2   10 100 1  15; 20;  
22; 24  8; 18  
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3105  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE D, LIQUID  5.2   10 100 1  15; 22;  
24 19 
3106  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE D, SOLID  5.2   10 100 1  15; 22;  
24 19 
3107  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE E, LIQUID  5.2   20 50 1  15; 22;  
24  
3108  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE E, SOLID  5.2   20 50 1  15; 22;  
24  
3109  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE F, LIQUID  5.2   20 50 1  15; 22;  
24  
3110  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE F, SOLID  5.2   20 50 1  15; 22;  
24  
3111  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE B, LIQUID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2  1 0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22;  
24 4; 9; 
16 
3112  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE B, SOLID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2  1 0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22;  
24 4; 9; 
16 
3113  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE C, LIQUID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22;  
24 4; 8; 
17 
3114  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE C, SOLID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22;  
24 4; 8; 
17 
3115  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE D, LIQUID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4; 18  
3116  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE D, SOLID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4; 18  
3117  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE E, LIQUID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4; 19  
3118  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE E, SOLID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4; 19  
3119  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE F, LIQUID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4 
3120  ORGANIC PEROXIDE 
TYPE  F, SOLID, 
TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  5.2   0  8  15; 21;  
22; 24  4 115 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3121  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
N.O.S.   
5.1  
CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3122  TOXIC LIQUID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 5.1 
 
 
5.1 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3123  TOXIC LIQUID, WATER - 
REACTIVE, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 4.3 
 
 
4.3 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3124  TOXIC SOLID, SELF - 
HEATING, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 4.2 
 
 
4.2 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11; 
12  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3125  TOXIC SOLID, WATER - 
REACTIVE, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 4.3 
 
 
4.3 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11; 
12  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3126  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1    
3127  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  4.2 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3128  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
TOXIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1  28 
 
28  
3129  WATER -REACTIVE 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 8 
 
8 
 
8 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3130  WATER -REACTIVE 
LIQUID, TOXIC, N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23; 28  
 
23; 28  
 
23; 28  20 
 
- 
 
- 
3131  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
 
4.3 I 
II 
 
III 8 
 
8 
 
 
8 0 
 
20 
 
 
100 - 
50 
 
10 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
 
- 
3132  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.   
4.3  
CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3133  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, OXIDIZING, 
N.O.S.   
4.3  
CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3134  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, TOXIC, N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23; 28  
 
23; 28  
 
23; 28  20 
 
- 
 
- 
3135  WATER -REACTIVE 
SOLID, SELF -HEATING, 
N.O.S.   
4.3  
CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3136  TRIFLUOROMETHANE, 
REFRIGERATED LIQUID  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
3137  OXIDIZING SOLID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  5.1 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3138  ETHYLENE, 
ACETYLENE AND 
PROPYLENE MIXTURE, 
REFRIGE -RATED  
LIQUID, containing at 
least 71,5 % ethylene with  
≤ 22,5 % acetylene and  
≤ 6 % propylene  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2; 17  
3139  OXIDIZING LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 
 
5.1 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5   24 
 
24 
 
24 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3140  ALKALOIDS, LIQUID,  
N.O.S. or ALKALOID 
SALTS, LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3141  ANTIMONY 
COMPOUND, 
INORGANIC, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3142  DISINFECTANT, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3143  DYE, SOLID, TOXIC,  
N.O.S. or DYE, 
INTERMEDIATE, SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3144  NICOTINE COMPOUND, 
LIQUID, N.O.S. or 
NICOTINE 
PREPARATION, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 117 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3145  ALKYLPHENOLS,  
LIQUID, N.O.S. (including 
C2-C12 homologues)  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
3146  ORGANOTIN 
COMPOUND, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3147  DYE, SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S. or 
DYE, INTERMEDIATE, 
SOLID, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3148  WATER -REACTIVE 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III  0 
 
100 
 
500 - 
10 
2 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3149  HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 
AND PEROXYACETIC 
ACID MIXTURE with  
acid(s), water and ≤ 5 % 
peroxyacetic acid, 
STABILIZED  5.1 II 8 20 50   24  
3150  DEVICES, SMALL, 
HYDROCARBON GAS 
POWERED or HYDRO - 
CARBON GAS REFILLS 
FOR SMALL DEVICES  
with release device  2.1   100 10   9 2 
3151  POLYHALOGENATED 
BIPHENYLS, LIQUID or 
POLYHALOGENATED 
TERPHENYLS, LIQUID  9 II  1 000  1  15 1; 13;  
28 19 
3152  POLYHALOGENATED 
BIPHENYLS, SOLID or 
POLYHALOGENATED 
TERPHENYLS, SOLID  9 II  1 000  1  15 1; 13;  
28 19 
3153  PERFLUORO(METHYL 
VINYL ETHER)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
3154  PERFLUORO(ETHYL 
VINYL ETHER)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
3155  PENTACHLOROPHENOL  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3156  COMPRESSED GAS, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
3157  LIQUEFIED GAS, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  2.2  5.1 200 5   9; 10;  
36  
3158  GAS, REFRIGERATED 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  2.2   500 2 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and  O provisions  
P B L O 
3159  1,1,1,2 -TETRAFLUORO - 
ETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 134a)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
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FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
3161  LIQUEFIED GAS, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  2.1   100 10   9; 10; 
36 2; 20  
3162  LIQUEFIED GAS, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  2.3   10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3163  LIQUEFIED GAS, N.O.S.  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3164  ARTICLES, PRES - 
SURIZED, HYDRAULIC 
or PNEUMATIC  
(containing non - 
flammable gas)  2.2   500 2   9  
3165  AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC 
POWER UNIT FUEL  
TANK (containing a 
mixture of anhydrous 
hydrazine and methyl - 
hydrazine) (M86 fuel)  3 I 6.1 
8 50 20   13; 28  2; 19  
3166  Engine, internal 
combustion or vehicle, 
flammable gas, powered 
or vehicle, flammable 
liquid powered   
 
9  
 
Non-dangerous for road transport  
3167  GAS SAMPLE, NON - 
PRESSURIZED, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S., not  
refrigerated liquid  2.1   100 10   9 2 
3168  GAS SAMPLE, NON - 
PRESSURIZED, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S., not  
refrigerated liquid  2.3  2.1 10 100   9 2; 7 
3169  GAS SAMPLE, NON - 
PRESSURIZED, TOXIC,  
N.O.S., not refrigerated 
liquid  2.3   10 100   9 7 
3170  ALUMINIUM SMELTING 
BY-PRODUCTS or 
ALUMINIUM REMELTING 
BY-PRODUCTS  4.3 
 
 
4.3 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
500 10 
 
 
2 1; 12  
 
1 3 
 
 
1; 5 23 
 
 
23  
3171  Battery -powered vehicle 
or battery -powered 
equipment   
9  
Non-dangerous for road transport  
3172  TOXINS, EXTRACTED 
FROM LIVING 
SOURCES, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3174  TITANIUM DISULFIDE  4.2 III  200 5 1    120 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3175  SOLIDS or mixtures of 
solids (such as prepara - 
tions and wastes) 
CONTAINING 
FLAMMABLE LIQUID,  
N.O.S. having a flash 
point ≤ 60,5 °C c.c.  4.1 II  50 20 11; 
12 3   
3176  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
ORGANIC, MOLTEN, 
N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2     
3178  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
- - 
 
1   
3179  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
TOXIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.1 
 
 
4.1 II 
 
 
III 6.1 
 
 
6.1 10 
 
 
20 100 
 
 
50 11; 
12 
 
12  28 
 
 
28  
3180  FLAMMABLE SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
 
4.1 II 
 
 
III 8 
 
 
8 10 
 
 
20 100 
 
 
50 11; 
12 
 
12    
3181  METAL SALTS OF 
ORGANIC 
COMPOUNDS, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2 11 
 
- - 
1   
3182  METAL HYDRIDES, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  4.1 
 
4.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
500 20 
 
2  - 
 
1   
3183  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
ORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III  100 
 
200 10 
 
5 1 
 
1    
3184  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
TOXIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1  28 
 
28  
3185  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1    
3186  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III  100 
 
200 10 
 
5 1 
 
1    
3187  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
TOXIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1  28 
 
28  
3188  SELF -HEATING LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1    
3189  METAL POWDER, SELF - 
HEATING, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
 
4   
3190  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1 - 
 
 
4   
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3191  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
TOXIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1  28 
 
28  
3192  SELF -HEATING SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III 8 
 
8 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1    
3194  PYROPHORIC LIQUID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 I  0  1   20 
3200  PYROPHORIC SOLID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  4.2 I  0  1   20 
3205  ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL ALCOHOLATES, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1    
3206  ALKALI METAL 
ALCOHOLATES, SELF - 
HEATING, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
III 8 
 
8 20 
 
50 50 
 
20 1 
 
1    
3208  METALLIC SUBSTANCE, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III  0 
 
100 
 
500 - 
10 
2 1 
 
1; 12  
 
1 - 
- 
5 23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3209  METALLIC SUBSTANCE, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
SELF -HEATING, N.O.S.  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 4.2 
 
4.2 
 
4.2 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1 - 
- 
5 23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3210  CHLORATES, 
INORGANIC, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  
3211  PERCHLORATES, 
INORGANIC, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 6 
 
6  24 
 
24  
3212  HYPOCHLORITES, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20 11  24  
3213  BROMATES, 
INORGANIC, AQUEOUS  
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 6 
 
-  24 
 
24  
3214  PERMANGANATES, 
INORGANIC, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  5.1 II  50 20   24  
3215  PERSULFATES 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
3216  PERSULFATES 
INORGANIC, AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, N.O.S.  5.1 III  200 5   24  
3218  NITRATES, INORGANIC, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION, 
N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  
3219  NITRITES, INORGANIC, 
AQUEOUS SOLUTION, 
N.O.S.  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  120 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3220  PENTAFLUOROETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 125)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3221  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE B  4.1  1 0  1  15; 20;  
22 9; 17  
3222  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE B  4.1  1 0  1  15; 20;  
22 9; 17  
3223  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE C  4.1   10 100 1  15; 20;  
22 8; 18  
3224  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE C  4.1   10 100 1  15; 20;  
22 8; 18  
3225  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE D  4.1   10 100 1  15; 22  19 
3226  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE D  4.1   10 100 1  15; 22  19 
3227  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE E  4.1   20 50 1  15; 22   
3228  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE E  4.1   20 50 1  15; 22   
3229  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE F  4.1   20 50 1  15; 22   
3230  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE F  4.1   20 50 1  15; 22   
3231  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE B, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1  1 0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22 4; 9; 
16 
3232  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE B, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1  1 0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22  4; 9; 
16 
3233  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE C, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22  4; 8; 
17 
3234  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE C, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 20;  
21; 22  4; 8; 
17 
3235  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE D, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4; 18  
3236  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE D, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4; 18  
3237  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE E, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4; 19  
3238  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE E, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4; 19  
3239  SELF -REACTIVE LIQUID, 
TYPE F, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3240  SELF -REACTIVE SOLID, 
TYPE F, TEMPERATURE 
CONTROLLED  4.1   0  8  15; 21;  
22 4 
3241  2-BROMO -2-NITRO - 
PROPANE -1,3-DIOL  4.1 III  500 2   14 14 
3242  AZODICARBONAMIDE  4.1 II  50 20   14 14 
3243  SOLIDS CONTAINING 
TOXIC LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 II  50 20  10 13; 28  9; 19  
3244  SOLIDS CONTAINING 
CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  8 II  50 20  10   
3245  GENETICALLY 
MODIFIED MICRO - 
ORGANISMS  9   50 20   1; 13;  
26; 27;  
28 17 
3246  METHANESULFONYL 
CHLORIDE  6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3247  SODIUM PEROXY - 
BORATE, ANHYDROUS  5.1 II  50 20   24  
3248  MEDICINE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 200 
 
500 5 
 
2   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2 
3249  MEDICINE, SOLID, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10  - 
 
9b 13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
3250  CHLOROACETIC ACID, 
MOLTEN  6.1 II 8 5 200   13 9; 19  
3251  ISOSORBIDE -5-MONO - 
NITRATE  4.1 III  500 2   14 14 
3252  DIFLUOROMETHANE 
(REFRIGERANT GAS 
R 32)  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
3253  DISODIUM TRIOXO - 
SILICATE  8 III  200 5  9b   
3254  TRIBUTYLPHOSPHANE  4.2 I  0  1    
3255  tert-BUTYL HYPO - 
CHLORITE  4.2 CARRIAGE PROHIBITED  
3256  ELEVATED 
TEMPERATURE  LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.,  
with flash point  
> 60,5 °C c.c., at or above 
its flash point  3 III  1 000  1    2 
3257  ELEVATED 
TEMPERATURE LIQUID,  
N.O.S., at or above  
100 °C and below its flash 
point (including molten 
metals, molten salts, etc.)  9 III  1 000  1  12   
3258  ELEVATED 
TEMPERATURE SOLID,  
N.O.S., at or above 
240 °C  9 III  1 000  1  13   123 
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3259  AMINES, SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S. or 
POLYAMINES, SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3260  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
ACIDIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3261  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
ACIDIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3262  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
BASIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3263  CORROSIVE SOLID, 
BASIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
 
8 
 
8 I 
 
II 
III  20 
 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
 
20 
 
5 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b  20 
 
 
- 
 
- 
3264  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
ACIDIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
3265  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
ACIDIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
3266  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
BASIC, INORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
3267  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
BASIC, ORGANIC, 
N.O.S.  8 
 
8 
 
8 I 
II 
III  20 
 
50 
 
200 50 
 
20 
 
5    20 
 
- 
 
- 
3268  AIR BAG INFLATORS or 
AIR BAG MODULES or 
SEAT -BELT 
PRETENSIONERS  9 III  50 20     
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3269  POLYESTER RESIN KIT  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
3270  NITROCELLULOSE 
MEMBRANE FILTERS,  
with ≤ 12,6 % nitrogen, by 
dry mass  4.1 II  50 20     
3271  ETHERS, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
3272  ESTERS, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2 
3273  NITRILES, FLAMMABLE, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 I 
 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
3274  ALCOHOLATES 
SOLUTION, N.O.S., in  
Alcohol  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
3275  NITRILES, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
II 3 
 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13; 
28 
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
3276  NITRILES, TOXIC, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3277  CHLOROFORMATES, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
3278  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
COMPOUND, TOXIC, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3279  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
COMPOUND, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
II 3 
 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28 2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
3280  ORGANOARSENIC 
COMPOUND, LIQUID 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 125 
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quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3281  METAL CARBONYL, 
LIQUID N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3282  ORGANOMETALLIC 
COMPOUND, TOXIC, 
LIQUID N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3283  SELENIUM COMPOUND, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3284  TELLURIUM 
COMPOUND, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3285  VANADIUM 
COMPOUND, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3286  FLAMMABLE LIQUID, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
 
3 I 
 
 
II 6.1 
8 
 
6.1 
8 50 
 
 
200 20 
 
 
5   13; 28  
 
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
 
2; 19  
3287  TOXIC LIQUID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3288  TOXIC SOLID, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 - 
 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3289  TOXIC LIQUID, 
CORROSIVE, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 8 
 
 
8 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3290  TOXIC SOLID, 
CORROSIVE, 
INORGANIC, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 8 
 
 
8 5 
 
 
5 200 
 
 
200 - 
 
 
11; 
12  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  126 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3291  CLINICAL WASTE, 
UNSPECIFIED, N.O.S. or 
(BIO) MEDICAL WASTE,  
N.O.S. or REGULATED 
MEDICAL WASTE, 
N.O.S.  6.2 II  0  1 11 13; 25;  
28 3 
3292  BATTERIES, CON - 
TAINING SODIUM or 
CELLS, CONTAINING 
SODIUM  4.3 II  100 10 1  23  
3293  HYDRAZINE, AQUEOUS  
SOLUTION with ≤ 37 % 
hydrazine, by mass  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3294  HYDROGEN CYANIDE, 
SOLUTION IN ALCOHOL  
with ≤ 45 % hydrogen 
cyanide  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
3295  HYDROCARBONS, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20  
 
2 
3296  HEPTAFLUOROPRO - 
PANE (REFRIGERANT 
GAS R 227)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3297  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
CHLOROTETRA - 
FLUOROETHANE  
MIXTURE with ≤ 8,8 % 
ethylene oxide  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3298  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
PENTAFLUOROETHANE  
MIXTURE with ≤ 7,9 % 
ethylene oxide  2.2   500 2   9; 10; 
36  
3299  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
TETRAFLUOROETHANE  
MIXTURE with ≤ 5,6 % 
ethylene oxide  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3300  ETHYLENE OXIDE AND 
CARBON DIOXIDE 
MIXTURE with > 87 %  
ethylene oxide  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
3301  CORROSIVE LIQUID, 
SELF -HEATING, N.O.S.  8 
 
8 I 
 
II 4.2 
 
4.2 5 
 
10 200 
 
100    20 
 
- 
3302  2-DIMETHYLAMINO - 
ETHYL ACRYLATE  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
3303  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, OXIDIZING, 
N.O.S.  2.3  5.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3304  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  127 
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Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3305  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.3  2.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
3306  COMPRESSED GAS, 
TOXIC, OXIDIZING, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3307  LIQUEFIED GAS, TOXIC, 
OXIDIZING, N.O.S.  2.3  5.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3308  LIQUEFIED GAS, TOXIC, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3309  LIQUEFIED GAS, TOXIC, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.3  2.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
3310  LIQUEFIED GAS, TOXIC, 
OXIDIZING, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.3  5.1 
8 10 100   9; 10;  
36 7; 17  
3311  GAS, REFRIGERATED 
LIQUID, OXIDIZING, 
N.O.S.  2.2  5.1 200 5 5  9; 11;  
36 20 
3312  GAS, REFRIGERATED 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  2.1   100 10 5  9; 11;  
36 2; 17  
3313  ORGANIC PIGMENTS, 
SELF -HEATING  4.2 
 
4.2 II 
 
III  100 
 
200 10 
 
5 1 
 
1    
3314  PLASTICS MOULDING  
COMPOUND in dough, 
sheet or extruded rope 
form evolving flammable 
vapour  9 III  500 2  3   
3315  CHEMICAL SAMPLE, 
TOXIC  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3316  CHEMICAL KIT or FIRST  
AID KIT  9 
 
9 II 
 
III  500 
 
1 000  2 
 
1     
3317  2-AMINO -4,6-DINITRO - 
PHENOL, WETTED with  
≥ 20 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3318  AMMONIA SOLUTION,  
relative density < 0,880 at 
15 °C in water, with  
> 50 % ammonia  2.3  8 10 100   9; 10  7 
3319  NITROGLYCERIN 
MIXTURE, 
DESENSITIZED, SOLID,  
N.O.S., with > 2 % but  
≤ 10 % nitroglycerin, by 
mass  4.1 II  50 20    17 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3320  SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE 
AND SODIUM 
HYDROXIDE SOLUTION,  
with ≤ 12 % sodium 
borohydride and ≤ 40 % 
sodium hydroxide by 
mass  8 
 
8 II 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5     
3334  Aviation regulated liquid, 
n.o.s.  9 Non-dangerous for road transport  
3335  Aviation regulated solid, 
n.o.s.  9 Non-dangerous for road transport  
3336  MERCAPTANS, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S. or 
MERCAPTAN MIXTURE, 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  3 
 
3 
 
3 I 
II 
III  100 
 
500 
 
1 000  10 
 
2 
 
1    2; 20  
 
2; 20 
 
2 
3337  REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 404A (Pentafluoro - 
ethane, 1,1,1 -trifluoro - 
ethane and 1,1,1,2 -tetra- 
fluoroethane zeotropic 
mixture with ca 44 % 
pentafluoroethane and 
52 % trifluoroethane)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3338  REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 407A ( Difluoromethane, 
pentafluoroethane and 
1,1,1,2 -tetrafluoroethane 
zeotropic mixture with  
ca 20 % difluoromethane 
and 40 % 
pentafluoroethane)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3339  REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 407B (Difluoromethane, 
pentafluoroethane  and 
1,1,1,2 -tetrafluoroethane 
zeotropic mixture with  
ca 10 % difluoromethane 
and 70 % 
pentafluoroethane)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3340  REFRIGERANT GAS  
R 407C (Difluoromethane, 
pentafluoroethane and 
1,1,1,2 -tetrafluoroethane 
zeotropic mixture with  
ca 23 % difluoromethane 
and 25 % 
pentafluoroethane)  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
36  
3341  THIOUREA DIOXIDE  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1    
3342  XANTHATES  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1    129 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3343  NITROGLYCERIN 
MIXTURE, DESEN - 
SITIZED, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.,  
with ≤ 30 % nitroglycerin, 
by mass  3   100 10    2; 17  
3344  PENTAERYTHRITE 
TETRANITRATE 
MIXTURE, DESEN - 
SITIZED, SOLID, N.O.S.,  
with > 10 % ≤ 20 % 
PETN, by mass  4.1 II  50 20    17 
3345  PHENOXYACETIC ACID 
DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3346  PHENOXYACETIC ACID 
DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
3347  PHENOXYACETIC ACID 
DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
3348  PHENOXYACETIC ACID 
DERIVATIVE 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3349  PYRETHROID 
PESTICIDE, SOLID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3350  PYRETHROID 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC,  
flash point < 23 °C c.c.  3 
 
3 I 
II 6.1 
 
6.1 50 
 
200 20 
 
5   13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 19  
 
2; 19  
3351  PYRETHROID 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE,  
flash point ≥ 23 °C c.c.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II 
III 3 
 
 
3 
 
3 5 
 
 
5 
 
50 200 
 
 
200 
 
20   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  2; 9; 
17 
 
 
2; 9; 
19 
 
2; 9 
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Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3352  PYRETHROID 
PESTICIDE, LIQUID, 
TOXIC  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3354  INSECTICIDE GAS, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
3355  INSECTICIDE GAS, 
TOXIC, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  2.3  2.1 10 100   9; 10;  
36 2; 7; 
17 
3356  OXYGEN GENERATOR, 
CHEMICAL  5.1 II  50 20   24  
3357  NITROGLYCERIN 
MIXTURE, 
DESENSITIZED, LIQUID,  
N.O.S., with ≤ 30 % 
nitroglycerin, by mass  3 II  500 2    2; 17  
3358  REFRIGERATING  
MACHINES containing 
flammable, non -toxic, 
liquefied gas  2.1   100 10   9 2 
3359  FUMIGATED UNIT  9   1 000  1     
3360  Fibres, vegetable, dry  4.1 Non-dangerous for road transport  
3361  CHLOROSILANES, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  6.1 II 8 5 200   13; 28  9; 19  
3362  CHLOROSILANES, 
TOXIC, CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S.  6.1 II 8 
3 5 200   13; 28  2; 9; 
19 
3363  Dangerous goods in 
machinery or dangerous 
goods in apparatus   
9  
Non-dangerous for road transport  
3364  TRINITROPHENOL 
(PICRIC ACID),  
WETTED, with ≥ 10 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3365  TRINITROCHLORO - 
BENZENE (PICRYL  
CHLORIDE) wetted with  
≥ 10 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3366  TRINITROTOLUENE  
(TNT), wetted with ≥ 10 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3367  TRINITROBENZENE,  
wetted with ≥ 10 % water, 
by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3368  TRINITROBENZOIC  
ACID, wetted with ≥ 10 % 
water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3369  SODIUM DINITRO -ortho - 
CRESOLATE, WETTED  
with ≥ 10 % water, by 
mass  4.1 I 6.1 0    13; 28  17 131 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3370  UREA NITRATE, wetted 
with ≥ 10 % water, by 
mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3371  2-METHYLBUTANAL  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
3373  DIAGNOSTIC 
SPECIMENS or 
CLINICAL SPECIMENS  6.2   0     3 
3374  ACETYLENE, SOLVENT 
FREE  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2 
3375  AMMONIUM NITRATE 
EMULSION or SUSPEN - 
SION or GEL,  
intermediate for blasting 
explosives, liquid or solid  5.1 II  50 20   24 9; 14  
3376  4-NITROPHENYL - 
HYDRAZINE, with ≥ 30 %  
water, by mass  4.1 I  0  1   17 
3377  SODIUM PERBORATE 
MONOHYDRATE  5.1 III  200 5  8 24  
3378  SODIUM CARBONATE 
PEROXYHYDRATE  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5 11 
 
- 8 
 
8 24 
 
24  
3379  DESENSITIZED 
EXPLOSIVE, LIQUID, 
N.O.S.  3 I  100 10    2; 20  
3380  DESENSITIZED 
EXPLOSIVE, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  4.1 I  0     17 
3381  TOXIC BY INHALATION,  
LIQUID, N.O.S. with an 
inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3382  TOXIC BY INHALATION,  
LIQUID, N.O.S. with an 
inhalation toxicity  
≤ 1 000 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3383  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
3384  TOXIC BY INHALATION,  
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 1 000 mL/m3 
and saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
17 
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group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3385  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, WATER - 
REACTIVE, N.O.S. with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 4.3 5 200   1; 13; 
28 9; 17  
3386  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, WATER - 
REACTIVE, N.O.S. with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 1 000 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 4.3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3387  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, OXIDIZING,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 5.1 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3388  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, OXIDIZING,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 1 000 mL/m3 
and saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 5.1 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3389  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3390  TOXIC BY INHALATION, 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE,  
N.O.S. with an inhalation 
toxicity ≤ 1 000 mL/m3 
and saturated vapour  
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3391  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
PYROPHORIC  4.2 I  0  1   20 
3392  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, LIQUID, 
PYROPHORIC  4.2 I  0  1   20 
3393  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
PYROPHORIC, WATER - 
REACTIVE  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3394  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, LIQUID, 
PYROPHORIC, WATER - 
REACTIVE  4.2 1 4.3 0  1   20 133 
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Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3395  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
WATER -REACTIVE  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III  0 
 
100 
 
500 - 
10 
2 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3396  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
FLAMMABLE  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 4.1 
 
4.1 
 
4.1 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23  
3397  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
SELF -HEATING  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 4.2 
 
4.2 
 
4.2 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3398  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, LIQUID, 
WATER -REACTIVE  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III  0 
 
100 
 
500 - 
10 
2 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 20 
 
- 
 
- 
3399  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, LIQUID, 
WATER -REACTIVE, 
FLAMMABLE  4.3 
 
4.3 
 
4.3 I 
II 
III 3 
 
3 
 
3 0 
 
20 
 
100 - 
50 
10 1 
 
1 
 
1  23 
 
23 
 
23 2; 20  
 
2 
 
2 
3400  ORGANOMETALLIC 
SUBSTANCE, SOLID, 
SELF -HEATING  4.2 
 
 
4.2 II 
 
 
III  100 
 
 
200 10 
 
 
5 1; 12  
 
1    
3401  ALKALI METAL 
AMALGAM, SOLID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
3402  ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL AMALGAM, 
SOLID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
3403  POTASSIUM METAL 
ALLOYS, SOLID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
3404  POTASSIUM SODIUM 
ALLOYS, SOLID  4.3 I  0  1  23 20 
3405  BARIUM CHLORATE 
SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
100 50 
 
10   24; 28  
 
24; 28   
3406  BARIUM PERCHLORATE 
SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
100 50 
 
10   24; 28  
 
24; 28   
3407  CHLORATE AND 
MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE 
MIXTURE SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
200 20 
 
5   24 
 
24  
3408  LEAD PERCHLORATE 
SOLUTION  5.1 
 
5.1 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 20 
 
100 50 
 
10   24; 28  
 
24; 28   
3409  CHLORONITRO - 
BENZENES, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
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No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3410  4-CHLORO -o-TOLUIDINE 
HYDROCHLORIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3411  beta-NAPHTHYLAMINE 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
3413  POTASSIUM CYANIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3414  SODIUM CYANIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3415  SODIUM FLUORIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3416  CHLOROACETO - 
PHENONE, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
3417  XYLYL BROMIDE, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3418  2,4-TOLUYLENE - 
DIAMINE SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3419  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
ACETIC ACID 
COMPLEX, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
3420  BORON TRIFLUORIDE 
PROPIONIC ACID 
COMPLEX, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
3421  POTASSIUM 
HYDROGEN 
DIFLUORIDE SOLUTION  8 
 
8 II 
 
III 6.1 
 
6.1 10 
 
50 100 
 
20   13; 28  
 
13; 28   
3422  POTASSIUM FLUORIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3423  TETRAMETHYL - 
AMMONIUM 
HYDROXIDE, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
3424  AMMONIUM DINITRO -o- 
CRESOLATE SOLUTION  6.1 
 
6.1 II 
 
III  50 
 
100 20 
 
10   13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 19  
 
9 
3425  BROMOACETIC ACID, 
SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
3426  ACRYLAMIDE 
SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3427  CHLOROBENZYL 
CHLORIDES, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3428  3-CHLORO -4-METHYL - 
PHENYL ISOCYANATE, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3429  CHLOROTOLUIDINES, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 135 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3430  XYLENOLS, LIQUID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
3431  NITROBENZO - 
TRIFLUORIDES, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3432  POLYCHLORINATED 
BIPHENYLS, SOLID  9 II  500 2 15  1; 13;  
28 19 
3433  LITHIUM ALKYLS, SOLID  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3434  NITROCRESOLS, 
LIQUID  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3435  HYDROQUINONE 
SOLUTION  6.1 III  100 10   13; 28  9 
3436  HEXAFLUOROACETONE 
HYDRATE, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3437  CHLOROCRESOLS, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3438  alpha -METHYLBENZYL 
ALCOHOL, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3439  NITRILES, TOXIC, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3440  SELENIUM COMPOUND, 
LIQUID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10   1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3441  CHLORODINITRO - 
BENZENES, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3442  DICHLOROANILINES, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3443  DINITROBENZENES, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3444  NICOTINE HYDRO - 
CHLORIDE, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20   13; 28  9; 19  
3445  NICOTINE SULFATE, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3446  NITROTOLUENES, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3447  NITROXYLENES, SOLID  
(ortho -/ meta -/ para -) 6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3448  TEAR GAS SUBSTANCE, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 I 
 
 
II  5 
 
 
50 200 
 
 
20 - 
 
 
11  1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
3449  BROMOBENZYL 
CYANIDES, SOLID  6.1 I  5 200   1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3450  DIPHENYLCHLORO - 
ARSINE,  SOLID  6.1 I  5 200 10; 
12  1; 13;  
28 9; 17  
3451  TOLUIDINES, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L  and O provisions  
P B L O 
3452  XYLIDINES, SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3453  PHOSPHORIC ACID, 
SOLID  8 III  200 5  9b   
3454  DINITROTOLUENES, 
SOLID  6.1 II  50 20 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3455  CRESOLS, SOLID  6.1 II 8 5 200 11  13; 28  9; 19  
3456  NITROSYLSULFURIC 
ACID, SOLID  8 II  50 20 11    
3457  CHLORONITRO - 
TOLUENES, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3458  NITROANISOLES, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3459  NITROBROMO - 
BENZENES, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3460  N-ETHYLBENZYL - 
TOLUIDINES, SOLID  6.1 III  100 10  9b 13; 28  9 
3461  ALUMINIUM ALKYL 
HALIDES, SOLID  4.2 I 4.3 0  1   20 
3462  TOXINS, EXTRACTED 
FROM LIVING 
SOURCES, SOLID, 
N.O.S.,  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3464  ORGANOPHOSPHORUS 
COMPOUND, TOXIC, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3465  ORGANOARSENIC 
COMPOUND, SOLID, 
N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3466  METAL CARBONYLS, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
3467  ORGANOMETALLIC 
COMPOUND, TOXIC, 
SOLID, N.O.S.  6.1 
 
 
6.1 
 
6.1 I 
 
II 
III  5 
 
 
50 
 
100 200 
 
 
20 
 
10 10; 
12 
 
11 
 
- - 
 
 
- 
 
9b 1; 13;  
28 
 
13; 28  
 
13; 28  9; 17  
 
 
9; 19  
 
9 
 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
 
UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3468  HYDROGEN IN A METAL 
HYDRIDE STORAGE 
SYSTEM or HYDROGEN 
IN A METAL HYDRIDE 
STORAGE SYSTEM 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT IN A 
METAL HYDRIDE 
STORAGE SYSTEM 
PACKED WITH 
EQUIPMENT  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
36 2; 20  
 137 
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 3469  PAINT,FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint, lacquer, enamel, 
stain, shellac, varnish, 
polish, liquid filler and 
liquid lacquer base) or 
PAINT RELATED 
MATERIAL, 
FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint thinning or reducing 
compound)  3 I 8 50 20    2; 20  
3469  PAINT, FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint, lacquer, enamel, 
stain, shellac, varnish, 
polish, liquid filler and 
liquid lacquer base) or 
PAINT RELATED 
MATERIAL, 
FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint thinning or reducing 
compound)  3 II 8 200 5    2; 20  
3469  PAINT, FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint, lacquer, enamel, 
stain, shellac, varnish, 
polish, liquid filler and 
liquid lacquer base) or 
PAINT RELATED 
MATERIAL, 
FLAMMABLE,  
CORROSIVE (including 
paint thinning or reducing 
compound)  3 III 8 500 2 12   2 
3470  PAINT, CORROSIVE,  
FLAMMABLE (including 
paint, lacquer, enamel, 
stain, shellac, varnish, 
polish, liquid filler and 
liquid lacquer base) or 
PAINT RELATED 
MATERIAL, 
CORROSIVE,  
FLAMMABLE (including 
paint thinning or reducing 
compound)  8 II 3 10 100    2 138 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3471  HYDROGENDIFLUORIDES 
SOLUTION, N.O.S  8 II 6.1 10 100   13; 28   
3471  HYDROGENDIFLUORIDES 
SOLUTION, N.O.S  8 III 6.1 50 20 12  13; 28   
3472  CROTONIC ACID, 
LIQUID  8 lll  200 5 12    
3473  FUEL CELL 
CARTRIDGES or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT, containing 
flammable liquids  3   1000  1    2 
3474  1-HYDROXYBENZO - 
TRIAZOLE, ANYDROUS,  
WETTED with not less 
than 20 % water, by mass  4.1 I  0     17 
3475  ETHANOL AND 
GASOLINE MIXTURE or 
ETHANOL AND MOTOR 
SPIRIT MIXTURE or 
ETHANOL AND PETROL  
MIXTURE, with more than 
10 % ethanol  3 II  500 2    2; 20  
3476  FUEL CELL 
CARTRIDGES or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT, containing 
water -reactive substances  4.3   1000  1 1  23  
3477  FUEL CELL 
CARTRIDGES or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT, containing 
corrosive substances  8   1000  1     
3478  FUEL CELL 
CARTRIDGES or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT, containing 
liquefied flammable gas  2.1   100 10   9; 12  2 139 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3479  FUEL CELL 
CARTRIDGES or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
CONTAINED IN 
EQUIPMENT or FUEL 
CELL CARTRIDGES 
PACKED WITH  
EQUIPMENT, containing 
hydrogen in metal hydride  2.1   100 10   9; 12  2 
3480  LITHIUM ION  
BATTERIES (including 
lithium ion polymer 
batteries  9 II  500 2     
3481  LITHIUM ION 
BATTERIES CONTAINED 
IN EQUIPMENT or 
LITHIUM ION 
BATTERIES PACKED 
WITH  EQUIPMENT  
(including lithium ion 
polymer batteries)  9 II  500 2     
3482  ALKALI METAL 
DISPENSION, 
FLAMMABLE or 
ALKALINE EARTH 
METAL DISPENSION, 
FLAMMABLE  4.3 I 3 0  1  23 2; 20  
3483  MOTOR FUEL 
ANTIKNOCK MIXTURE, 
FLAMMABLE  6.1 I 3 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3484  HYDRAZINE AQUEOUS 
SOLUTION, FLAMMABLE  
with more than 37 % 
hydrazine, by mass  8 l 3 
6.1 0    13; 28  2; 14  
3485  CALCIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE, 
CORROSIVE or 
CALCIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE 
MIXTURE, DRY,  
CORROSIVE, with more 
than 39 % available 
chlorine (8,8 % available 
oxygen)  5.1 II 8 20 50 11  24; 35   
3486  CALCIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE 
MIXTURE, DRY,  
CORROSIVE with more 
than 10 % but not more 
than 39 % available 
chlorine  5.1 III 8 100 10   24; 35   
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping  name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3487  CALCIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE, 
CORROSIVE or 
CALCIUM 
HYPOCHLORITE 
MIXTURE, DRY,  
CORROSIVE, with not 
less than 5,5 % but not 
more than 16 % water  5.1 II 8 20 50 11  24; 35   
3488  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3489  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 1 000 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3490  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, WATER - 
REACTIVE; 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 4.3 
3 20 50   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3491  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, WATER - 
REACTIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 4.3 
3 20 50   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3492  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 200 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 500 LC 50 6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3493  TOXIC BY INHALATION 
LIQUID, CORROSIVE, 
FLAMMABLE, N.O.S with  
an inhalation toxicity  
≤ 1 000 mL/m3 and 
saturated vapour 
concentration ≥ 10 LC 50 6.1 I 3 
8 5 200   1; 13;  
28 2; 9; 
14 
3494  PETROLEUM SOUR 
CRUDE OIL, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC  3 I 6.1 50 20   13; 28  2; 22  141 
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UN 
No.  
Proper shipping name   
Class   
Packing 
group   
Subs 
risk  
Exempt 
quantities   
F P, B, L and O provisions  
P B L O 
3494  PETROLEUM SOUR 
CRUDE OIL, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC  3 Il 6.1 200 5   13; 28  2; 19  
3494  PETROLEUM SOUR 
CRUDE OIL, 
FLAMMABLE, TOXIC  3 Ill 6.1 500 2 12  13; 28  2 
3495  IODINE  8 lll 6.1 50 20  9a; 
9b 13; 28   
3496  BATTERIES, NICKEL - 
METAL HYDRIDE  9   50 20   1; 13; 
26; 27;  
28 17 
3497  KRILL MEAL  4.2 II  100 10 1    
3497  KRILL MEAL  4.2 III  200 5 1 4   
3498  IODINE 
MONOCHLORIDE, 
LIQUID  8 II  50 20     
3499  CAPACITOR, electric 
double layer (with an 
energy storage capacity 
greater than 0,3 Wh)  9   50 20   1; 13;  
26; 27;  
28 17 
3500  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESURE, N.O.S.  2.2   500 2   9; 10;  
12; 36   
3501  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESURE, FLAMMABLE, 
N.O.S.  2.1   100 10   9; 10;  
12; 36  2 
3502  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESURE, TOXIC, 
N.O.S.  2.2  6.1 20 50   9; 10;  
12; 28;  
36  
3503  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESURE, CORROSIVE, 
N.O.S.  2.2  8 200 5   9; 10;  
12; 36   
3504  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESURE, FLAMMABLE, 
TOXIC, N.O.S.  2.1  6.1 20 50   9; 10;  
12; 28;  
36 2 
3505  CHEMICAL UNDER 
PRESSURE, 
FLAMMABLE, 
CORROSIVE, N.O.S.  2.1  8 20 50   9; 10;  
12; 36  2 
3506  MERCURY CONTAINED 
IN MANUFACTURED 
ARTICLES  8 III 6.1 50 20   13; 28   
NOTE 1 The requirements for dangerous goods in limited and excepted quantities are given in SANS 10229 -1. 
NOTE 2 The requirements for the packaging of dangerous goods are given in SANS 10229 -1. 
NOTE 3 The requirements for the large packaging of dangerous goods are given in SANS 10229 -2. 
NOTE 4 The requirements for IBCs are given in SANS 10233.  
NOTE 5 The requirements for portable tanks and bulk containers are given in SANS 1518.  
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C.2 Special P provisions for the carriage of packaged  goods  
When special P provisions are shown in column 8 of table C.1, the provisions P1 to P7 given in 
table C.2 shall  apply.  
 
Table C.2 — Special P provisions for the carriage of packaged goods  
 
1 2 
P provision  Description  
P1 Packages shall be loaded onto closed or sheeted vehicles or into closed or sheeted 
containers.  
P2 Less than full packages may only be transported in transport receptacles approved by 
the competent authority.  
P3 May only be transported in the original manufacturer supplied packaging as authorized 
by the competent authority . 
P4 Reserved.  
P5 Packages may not be carried in small containers.  
P6 Flexible IBCs shall be carried in closed vehicles or in closed containment  units, in 
sheeted vehicles or in sheeted containment units. The sheet shall be of an 
impermeable and non -combustible material.  
P7 Reserved.  
P8 The following provisions shall apply:  
 
a) Organic peroxides and self -reactive substances shall be forwarded in such a 
manner that control temperatures are never  exceeded.  
 
b) The means of temperature control chosen for the transport operation depend on a 
number of factors such  as 
 
1) the control temperature(s) of the substance(s) to be  carried,  
 
2) the difference between the control temperature and the expected ambient 
temperature,  
 
3) the effectiveness of the thermal  insulation,  
 
4) the duration of the transport  operation,  
 
5) the safety margin to be allowed for delays en  route.  
 
c) Suitable methods to prevent the control temperature  from being exceeded are 
listed below, in ascending order of  effectiveness:  
 
M1 Thermal insulation, provided that the initial temperature of the substance is 
sufficiently below the control  temperature.  
 
M2 Thermal insulation and coolant system, provided  that 
 
1) an adequate quantity of non -flammable coolant (for example liquid 
nitrogen or solid carbon dioxide), allowing a reasonable margin for 
possible delay, is carried or a means of replenishment is  assured,  
2) there is a uniform cooling effect even when most of  the coolant has been 
consumed,  
3) the need to ventilate the transport unit before entering is clearly 
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1 2 
P provision  Description  
 M3 Thermal insulation and single mechanical refrigeration, provided that for 
substances with a flash point lower than the sum of the emergency 
temperature plus 5 °C, explosion -proof electrical fittings are used within the 
cooling compartment to prevent ign ition of flammable vapours from the 
substances.  
 
M4 Thermal insulation and combined mechanical refrigeration  system  and  
coolant system, provided  that 
1) an adequate quantity of non -flammable coolant (for example liquid 
nitrogen or solid carbon dioxide), allowing a reasonable margin for 
possible delay, is carried or a means of replenishment is  assured,  
2) the requirements of methods M2 and M3 are complied  with. 
 
M5 Thermal insulation and dual mechanical refrigeration system, provided  that 
1) apart from the integ ral power supply unit, the two systems are 
independent of each other,  
2) each system alone is capable of maintaining adequate temperature 
control,  
3) for substances with a flashpoint lower than the sum of the emergency 
temperature plus 5 °C, explosion -proof electrical fittings are used within 
the cooling compartment to prevent ignition of flammable vapours from 
the substances.  
 
d) Methods M4 and M5 may be used for all organic peroxides and self -reactive 
substances.  
 
Method M3 may be used for organic peroxides and self -reactive substances of 
types C, D, E and F and, when the maximum ambient temperature to be expected 
during carriage does not exceed the contr ol temperature by more than 10 °C, for 
organic peroxides and self -reactive substances of type B.  
 
Method M2 may be used for organic peroxides and self -reactive substances of 
types C, D, E and F when the maximum ambient temperature to be expected 
during car riage does not exceed the control temperature by more than 30  °C. 
 
Method M1 may be used for organic peroxides and self -reactive substances of 
types C, D, E, and F when the maximum ambient temperature to be expected 
during carriage is at least 10 °C below the control temperature.  
 
e) Where substances are required to be carried in insulated, refrigerated or 
mechanically refrigerated vehicles or containers, these vehicles or containers shall 
comply with the requirements of SANS  1518.  
 
f) If substances are contained in protective packagings filled with a coolant, they shall 
be loaded in closed or sheeted vehicles or closed or sheeted containment units. 
These closed containment units shall be adequately ventilated. The sheets of these 
vehicl es and containment units shall be of an impermeable and non -combustible 
material.  
 
g) Any control and temperature sensing device in the refrigeration system shall be 
readily accessible and all the electrical connections shall be weatherproof. The 
temperature of the air inside the transport unit shall be measured by two 
independent sensors and the output shall be recorded so that any change in 
temperature is readily detectable. When substances that have a control 
temperature of less than 25 °C are carried, the transport unit shall be equipped with 
visible and audible alarms, powered independently of the refrigeration system and 
set to operate at or below the control  temperature.  
 
h) A back -up refrigeration system shall be  available.  
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1 2 
P provision  Description  
P9 Reserved.  
P10 IBCs shall be carried in closed or sheeted vehicles or closed or sheeted containers.  
P11 IBCs other than metal or rigid plastics IBCs shall be carried in closed or sheeted 
vehicles or closed or sheeted containers.  
P12 IBCs of type 31HZ2 (see SANS 10233) shall be carried in closed vehicles or 
containers.  
P13 When packed in 5H1, 5L1 or 5 M1 bags (see SANS 10229 -1), goods shall be carried  
in closed vehicles or  containers.  
 
C.3 Special B provisions for the carriage of goods transported in  bulk 
When special B provisions are shown in column 9 of table C.1, the provisions B1 to B14 given in 
table C.3 shall apply.  
 
Table C.3 — Special B provisions for the carriage of goods transported in bulk  
 
1 2 
B provision  Description  
B1 Carriage in bulk in closed or sheeted vehicles, in closed containers or in large 
sheeted containers is permitted.  
B2 Carriage in bulk is permitted in closed vehicles with a metal body, in closed metal 
containers and in sheeted vehicles and sheeted large containers covered with a 
non-combustible sheet and having a metal body or having floor and walls protected 
from the load.  
B3 Carriage in bulk is permitted in sheeted vehicles and sheeted large containers with 
adequate ventilati on. 
B4 Carriage in bulk is permitted in closed or sheeted vehicles with a metal body, and in 
closed metal containers or in sheeted large metal containers. For UN No. 2008, 
2009, 2210, 2545, 2546, 2881, 3189 and 3190, only carriage in bulk of solid waste is 
permitted.  
B5 Carriage in bulk is permitted in specially equipped vehicles and containers. The 
openings used for loading and unloading shall be capable of being closed 
hermetically.  
B6 Reserved.  
B7 Carriage in bulk in closed or sheeted vehicles, in closed containers or in large 
sheeted containers is permitted only if the substance is in pieces.  
B8 Carriage in bulk is permitted as a full load, in closed vehicles, in closed containers or 
in sheeted vehicles or in large containers covered with an imper meable, non - 
combustible sheet.  
 
Vehicles and containers shall be so constructed that either the substances contained 
cannot come into contact with wood or any combustible material, or the entire 
surface of floor and walls, if made of wood or other combust ible material, shall be 
provided with an impermeable surface resistant to combustion, or coated with 
sodium silicate or a similar  substance.  
B9a Carriage in bulk is permitted, as a full load, in sheeted vehicles, in closed containers 
or in sheeted containers with complete walls. For substances of class 8, the body of 
the vehicle or container shall be equipped with a suitable and sufficiently stout inner 
lining.  
B9b Carriage in bulk of full loads (if class 8, only for wastes) is permitted in closed 
containers or in sheeted large containers with complete walls. For wastes of class 8, 
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B provision  Description  
B10 Carriage in bulk is permitted as a full load in sheeted vehicles, in closed containers 
or in sheeted large containers with complete walls. The bodies of vehicles or 
containers shall be leakproof or rendered leakproof, for example by means of a 
suitable and sufficiently stout inner  lining.  
B11 Carriage in bulk is permitted in specially equipped vehicles and containers in a 
manner which shall avoid risks to humans, animals and the environment, for 
example by l oading the waste into bags through airtight  connections.  
B12 Substances for which carriage in tank vehicles, portable tanks or in tank containers 
is unsuitable because of the high temperature and density of the substance may be 
carried in special vehicles  or containers in accordance with standards specified by 
the competent authority of the country of  origin.  
B13 Carriage in bulk is permitted in specially equipped vehicles or containers in 
accordance with standards specified by the competent authority of the country of 
origin.  
B.14 The following provisions shall apply:  
 
a) Used batteries may be carried in bulk in specially equipped vehicles or 
containers. Large plastics containers are not permitted. Small plastics containers, 
when fully loaded and at −18 °C,  shall be capable of withstanding a drop test 
from a height of 0,8 m onto a hard surface, without  breakage.  
 
b) The load compartments of vehicles or containers shall be of material resistant to 
the corrosive substances contained in the batteries. Less resistant steels may be 
used when there is a sufficient wall thickness or plastics lining/layer resistant to 
the corrosive substances. The design of the load compartments of vehicles or 
containers shall take account of any residual currents and impact from  the 
batteries.  
 
c) Constructional precaution measures shall be taken to ensure that there will be no 
leakage of corrosive substances from the load compartments of vehicles or 
containers during carriage. Open load compartments shall be covered. The cover 
shall be resistant to corrosive  substances.  
 
d) Before loading, the compartments of vehicles or containers, including their 
equipment, shall be inspected for damage. Vehicles or containers with damaged 
load compartments shall not be loaded. The load compartments of vehicles or 
containers shall not be loaded above the top of their  walls.  
 
e) No batteries that contain different substances and no other goods liable to react 
dangerously with each other shall be present in the load compartments of 
vehicles or containers. During carriage no dangerous residue of the corrosive 
substances contained in the batteries shall adhere to the outer surface of the load 
compartments of vehicles or  containers.  
B15 Carriage in bulk is permitted in closed or sheeted vehicles, closed containers or 
sheeted large containers with complete walls for substances or mixtures (such as 
preparations or wastes) containing not more than 1 000 mg/kg of substance to which 
this UN No. is assigned.  
B16 For radio -active material (not covered by this standard).  
B17 For radio -active material (not covered by this standard).  
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C.4 Special L provisions for the loading  operation  
When special L provisions are shown in column 10 of table C.1, the provisions L1 to L28 below 
shall apply.  
 
Table C.4  — Special L provisions for the loading operation  
 
1 2 
L provision  Description  
L1 The following operations are prohibited:  
 
a) loading or unloading in a public place in a built -up area without special 
permission from the local competent authority;  and 
 
b) loading or unloading of goods in a public place elsewhere than in a built -up 
area unless prior notice thereof has been given to the local competent 
authority, and unless these operations are urgently necessary for reasons 
of safety.  
L2 Before loading, the  loading surface of the vehicle or container shall be 
thoroughly cleaned.  
L3 Explosives shall not be transported with other dangerous goods on the same 
vehicle. Explosives shall not be conveyed by public transport, except in terms 
of provision L7(a) and L8(a).  
L4 A maximum of 25 kg black powder may be transported in the cargo 
containment area of a light delivery vehicle or other commercial delivery 
vehicle when a licensed black powder dealer obtains black powder from a 
supplier for resale.  
L5 A maximum of 250 kg of smokeless powder may be transported by a person 
to whom a firearm transporter's permit has been issued in terms of the 
relevant national legislation (see foreword) or by a licensed smokeless powder 
dealer in the cargo containment area of a lig ht delivery vehicle or other 
commercial delivery  vehicle.  
L6 a) Pyrotechnic signals such as flares and smoke devices may be transported 
under the following  circumstances:  
 
1) by bona fide users for emergency signalling, such as boat owners, 
mountaineers and hikers in any motor vehicle, except public transport, 
in quantities not exceeding 5 kg;  or 
 
2) by licensed dealers in pyrotechnics, in the cargo containment area of a 
light delivery vehicle or other commercial delivery vehicle in quantities 
not exceeding 50 k g for class 1.3G articles, and 100 kg for class 1.4G 
articles.  
 
b) Pyrotechnic articles for technical purposes, such as rock breaking 
cartridges, may be transported by or on behalf of persons or companies 
authorized by the competent authority, in the cargo co ntainment area of a 
light delivery vehicle or other commercial delivery vehicle in quantities not 
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Table C.4  (continued)   
 
1 2 
L provision  Description  
L7 Fireworks may be transported under the following circumstances:  
 
a) a maximum of 5 kg of class 1.4G or 1.4S consumer fireworks may be 
conveyed by public transport on condition that it is under the direct control 
of the  owner;  
 
b) a maximum of 10 kg of class 1.4G or 1.4S consumer fireworks in any 
motor vehicle for personal  use; 
 
c) a maximum of 50 kg of class 1.3G fireworks in the cargo containment area 
of a light delivery vehicle or other commercial d elivery vehicle, for 
professional use;  and 
 
d) a maximum of 500 kg of class 1.4G consumer fireworks in the cargo 
containment area of a light delivery vehicle or other commercial vehicle 
from a supplier to a licensed fireworks  dealer.  
L8 Railway track signals  may be transported under the following circumstances:  
 
a) a maximum of 10 units in a container is received from the manufacturer by 
a train driver, rail track worker, or other person authorized in writing by a 
railway operator, in any vehicle, including publ ic transport, on condition that 
it remains under the direct control of such authorized person;  and 
 
b) a maximum of 50 kg in the cargo containment area of a light delivery 
vehicle or other commercial delivery vehicle, for distribution between 
suppliers and di stribution  depots.  
L9 Packages shall not be thrown or subjected to impact. Receptacles shall be so 
stowed in the vehicle or container that they cannot overturn or fall.  
L10 Cylinders shall be laid parallel to or at right angles to the longitudinal axis of 
the vehicle or container; however, those situated near the forward transverse 
wall shall be laid at right angles to the said axis.  
 
Short cylinders of large diameter (about 30 cm and over) may be stowed 
longitudinally with their valve -protecting devices  directed towards the middle 
of the vehicle or  container.  
 
Cylinders which are sufficiently stable or are carried in suitable devices 
effectively preventing them from overturning may be placed upright.  
 
Cylinders which are laid flat shall be securely and a ppropriately wedged, 
attached or secured so that they cannot shift.  
L11 Packages shall always be orientated in the manner for which they were 
designed and be protected against any possibility of being damaged by other 
packages.  
L12 When pallets loaded with articles are stacked, each tier of pallets shall be 
evenly distributed over the lower tier, if necessary, by the interposition of a 
material of adequate strength.  
L13 If any substance has leaked and spilt in a vehicle or container, the vehicle or 
container may not be re -used until after it has been thoroughly cleaned and, if 
necessary, disinfected or decontaminated. Any other goods and articles 
carried in the same vehicle or container shall be examined for possible 
contamination.  
L14 Goods shall be shielded from direct sunlight and heat during carriage. 
Packages shall be stored only in cool, well -ventilated places away from heat 
sources.  
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Table C.4 (continued)  
1 2 
L provision  Description  
L15 The quantity of organic peroxides and self -reactive substances that may be 
carried in a vehicle or combination of vehicles shall be in accordance with 
table  C.5. 
L16 to L20  Reserved  
L21 The transport unit shall be thoroughly inspected before loading. Before 
carriage the operator shall be informed about  
 
a) the operation of the refrigeration system, including a list of suppliers of 
coolant available en route,  and 
 
b) procedures to be followed in the event of loss of temperature  control.  
 
In the case of temperature control in acc ordance with methods M2 or M4 of 
provision P8 (see C.2), a sufficient quantity of non -flammable refrigerant (for 
example liquid nitrogen or dry ice), including a reasonable margin for possible 
delays shall be carried, unless a means of replenishment is ass ured.  
 
Packages shall be so stowed as to be readily accessible.  
 
The specified control temperature shall be maintained during the whole 
transport operation, including loading and unloading, as well as any 
intermediate stops.  
L22 Packages shall be loaded so that a free circulation of air within the loading 
space provides a uniform temperature of the load. If the contents of one 
vehicle or large container exceed 5 000 kg of flammable solids or organic 
peroxides (or both), the load shall be divided into stac ks of not more than       
5 000 kg separated by air spaces of at least 0,05  m. 
L23 When handling packages, special measures shall be taken to ensure that they 
do not come into contact with water.  
L24 Before loading, vehicles and containers shall be thoroughly cleaned and in 
particular be free of any combustible debris (such as, straw, hay and paper).  
L25 Packages shall be so stowed that they are readily accessible.  
 
When packages are required to be carried at an ambient temperature of not 
more than 15 °C or be refrigerated, the temperature shall be maintained when 
unloading or during storage.  
 
Packages shall be stowed only in cool places away from sources of heat.  
L26 The wooden parts of a vehicle or container that have come into contact with 
these substances shall be removed and burnt.  
L27 Packages shall be so stowed that they are readily accessible. When packages 
are to be carried refrigerated, the functioning of the cooling chain shall be 
ensured when unloading or during storage. Packages shall only be stowed in 
cool places away from sources of heat.  
L28 Packages shall not be loaded together with packages known to contain 
foodstuffs, other articles of consumption or animal feeds.  
L29 to L32  Reserved.  
L33 For radioactive materials (not covered by this standard).  
L34 Prior to carriage of pressure receptacles it shall be ensured that the pressure 
has not risen due to potential hydrogen generation.  
L35 If bags are used as single packagings, they shall be adequately separated to 
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Table C.4  (concluded)  
 L36 Packages shall preferably be loaded in open or ventilated vehicles or open or 
ventilated containers. If this is not feasible and packages are carried in other 
closed vehicles or containers, the cargo doors of the vehicles or containers 
shall be marked with the following in letters not less than 25 mm high:  
 
"WARNING 
NO VENTILATION  
OPEN WITH CAUTION"  
 
This shall be in a language considered appropriate by the consignor.  
 
Table C.5 — Load limits  
 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Organic 
peroxide or 
self-reactive 
substance  Type B 
without 
temperature 
control  Type C 
without 
temperature 
control  Type D, E or 
F without 
temperature 
control  Type B with 
temperature 
control  Type C with 
temperature 
control  Type D, E, or 
F with 
temperature 
control  
maximum 
quantity in kg  1 000a 10 000  20 000  1 000b 5 000c 20 000  
a 5 000 kg if the loading space is ventilated at the top and if the transport unit is insulated with heat -  
resistant  material.  
b 5 000 kg if the transport unit is insulated with a heat -resistant material.  
c 10 000 kg if the transport unit is insulated with a heat -resistant material.  
 
C.5 Special O provisions for the transport  operation  
When special O provisions are shown in column 11 of table C .1, the provisions O1 to O21 given in 
table C.6 shall apply.  
 
Table C.6 — Special O provisions for the transport operation  
 
1 2 
O provision  Description  
O1 Explosives shall be transported with all due precautions against theft or accident.  
02 Closed vehicles that carry liquids with a flash point of not more than 60,5 °C or 
flammable substances or articles of class 2, shall not be entered by persons who 
carry lighting apparatus other than portable lamps so designed and constructed that 
they cann ot ignite any flammable vapours or gases which may have penetrated into 
the interior of the vehicle.  
 
In the case of vehicles of type F (see SANS 1518), a good electrical connection 
from the vehicle chassis to earth shall be established before tanks are fi lled or 
emptied. In addition, the rate of filling shall be limited.  
O3 For transport units that carry substances of class 6.2, the requirements with regard 
to fire extinguishers shall not apply.  150 
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1 2 
O provision  Description  
O4 For the carriage of substances under controlled temperature, maintenance of the 
prescribed temperature is essential for safe carriage. In general, there shall be  
 
a) a thorough inspection of the transport unit before  loading,  
 
b) an instruction to the operator about the operation of the refrigeration system, 
including a list of suppliers of coolant available en  route,  
 
c) procedures to be followed in the event of loss of  control,  
 
d) regular monitoring of the operating temperature,  and 
 
e) availability of a back -up refrigeration system or spare  parts.  
 
The temperature of the air space within the transport unit shall be measured by two 
independent sensors and the output shall be so recorded that temperature changes 
are readily detectable.  
 
The temperature shall be logged every four to six hours.  
 
If the control temperature is exceeded during carriage, an alert procedure shall be 
initiated involving any necessary repairs to the refrigeration equipment or an 
increase in the cooling capacity (e .g. by adding liquid or solid coolant). There shall 
also be frequent checking of the temperature and preparations for implementation 
of the emergency procedures. If the emergency temperature is reached, the 
emergency procedures shall be set in  operation.  
O5 For radioactive material (not covered by this standard).  
O6 For radioactive material (not covered by this standard).  
O7 Each member of the vehicle crew shall be provided with a respiratory protective 
device enabling the crew member to escape when carrying gases or articles 
classified as toxic, or with a toxic subsidiary risk.  
O8 When a transport unit is loaded with more than 2 000 kg of these substances, stops 
for service requirements shall be as far as possible from inhabited or frequented 
places. A longer stop near such places is permissible only with the consent of the 
local emergency services.  
O9 During the carriage of these substances, stops for service requirements shall be as 
far as possible from inhabited or frequented places. A longer stop near such places 
is permissible only with the consent of the local emergency services.  
O10 When the vehicle is stationary, the packages shall be effectively protected against 
the action of the sun, for example by means of sheets placed not les s than 20 cm 
above the load.  
O11 For radioactive materials (not covered by this standard).  
O12 For radioactive materials (not covered by this standard).  
O13 When a consignment cannot be delivered, it shall be placed in a safe place. The 
emergency services shall be informed as soon as possible and requested for 
instructions on how to proceed.  
O14 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 100 kg.  
O15 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply to class 4 
whatever the mass and to substances of class 3 when the total mass of these 
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Table C.6 (concluded )  
 
1 2 
O provision  Description  
O16 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 500 kg.  
 
In addition, vehicles carrying more than 500 kg of these substances shall be subject 
at all times to supervision for the prevention of any malicious act and to alert the 
driver and the emergency services in the event of loss or fire. 
O17 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 1 000 kg.  
O18 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 2 000 kg.  
O19 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the supervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 5 000 kg.  
O20 The provisions in 5.3.4 concerning the s upervision of vehicles shall apply when the 
total mass of these substances in the vehicle exceeds 10 000 kg.  
O21 For radioactive materials (not covered by this standard).  
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Annex D  
(normative)  
 
Incident report format  
An incident involving the transport of dangerous goods by road shall be reported in the following 
format (see 4.2.5):  
 
Report on incident involving the road transportation of dangerous goods  
Details of incident  
Name of Company (Operator)   
Date and time of incident   
Location of incident   
Brief description   
Cause   
Weather conditions   
Vehicle registration number/s   
Dangerous goods and involved in incident  
UN nos  Class  Packaging 
Grp Description  Qty of product 
loss (kg or L)  Containment  
type (1) Containment 
failure reason (2) Containment 
material  
        
        
        
        
(1) Containment type (insert 
appropriate number in 
column above)  Packaging  
Large packaging 
IBC 1 
2 
3 Portable tank 
MEGC  
Demountable tank  5 
6 
7 Small container  
Large container 
Fixed tank vehicle  9 
10 
11 
 Tank container  4 Battery vehicle  8   
(2) Containment failure 
reason (insert 
appropriate number in 
column above  Explosion 
Fire 1 
2 Structural failure 
Equipment failure  3 
4   
Consequences of incident  
Fatalities (insert number)   Injuries (insert number)   
Loss of product (Tick)  No Yes Imminent risk of loss  
Material/Environmental 
damage  Level of damage  
Description of loss   
Involvement of authorities  Authorities contacted   
Action taken by 
authorities 
(evacuation, road 
closure)   
Details of clean -up action 
taken   
Documentation and placarding compliance -As found  
Dangerous Goods Declaration completed correctly? (Yes/No   
Correct emergency response documentation in vehicle? (Yes/No)   
Was the correct information obtained from the specialist advice number? 
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(normative)  
 
Inspection schedules and requirements  
NOTE This annex contains the inspection schedules to be applied to vehicles and all types of tanks and 
applicable product containment structures carried by vehicles.  
 
E.1 Inspection  schedule  
E.1.1 This schedule governs all inspections to be carried out after the initial inspection of the 
vehicle, tank or product containment structure as required by  the relevant design and construction 
standard.  
 
E.1.2 The various inspection types are categorized as in table  E.1: 
Table E.1 — Inspection categories  
 
1 2 
Category  Description  
Operational inspections  Normal inspections that would be done as part of the in-operation and 
maintenance inspections and apply to the vehicle and tank/product containment 
structure.  
Intermediate periodic 
inspection  This term is in keeping with the term used in the European Agreement 
concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) and 
is a subsequent inspection related to the initial inspection and applies to the 
tank/product containment structure only. It occurs every 2,5 years to 3 years, 
depending on the tank type.  
Major periodic 
inspection  This term is in keeping with the ADR and is a subsequent inspection related to 
the initial inspection and applies to the tank/product containment structure only. 
It occurs every 5 years to 6 years.  
Exceptional inspections  Additional inspections required during major structural repair work that would 
involve all of the elements of an intermediate or periodic inspection or when a 
previously owned vehicle is procured and deployed in an operation.  
 
 
E.1.3 Cognisance needs to be taken of the relevant requirements of other applicable statutory 
requirements that could influence the required inspection  schedule.  
 
E.1.4 The schedules and requirements state the minimum  requirements.  
E.1.5 Intermediate periodic and major periodic inspections may be performed within a period of 
three months before or after the due  date.  
 
However, should the inspection take place more than three months before the due date, the next 
due periodic inspections will be performed at the required i ntervals after the date of the actual 
periodic inspection being carried out.  
 
E.1.6 If an exceptional inspection as referred to in E.7.1.1, covering structural repair or 
modification of tanks and cargo containment areas that will require verification of adherenc e to 
design, construction and material requirements as stated in the applicable standard of construction 
is carried out, and it includes all the elements of an intermediate periodic inspection or a major 
periodic inspection, the next periodic inspections w ill be performed at the required intervals after the 
date of the actual exceptional inspection being carried  out. 154 
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 E.1.7 The intermediate periodic inspection is applicable to all tanks that fall outside the scope of 
pressure vessels in terms of the relevant national legislation (see  foreword).  
 
For tanks governed by the relevant national legislations (see foreword), the intermediate periodic 
inspection shall be replaced by a major periodic inspection as given in E.6, and conducted in 
accordance w ith the test schedule contained in E.1.1 to E1.6.  
 
Inspection categories, intervals and applicability of such inspections are given in Table E.2.  
 
Table E.2 — Inspection categories, intervals and requirements and applicability  
 
1 2 3 4 5 
Type  Interval  Relevant 
clause  Vehicle/Tank type  Performed by  
Operational  Daily  E.2 All Vehicle driver  
Monthly  E.3 All Competent 
person  
12-monthly  E.4 All Competent 
person  
Intermediate 
periodic  30-monthly   
E.5 Tank containers, swap bodies, 
Portable tanks and Milti - 
element Gas Containers 
(MEGCs)   
Competent 
person  
36-monthly  E.5 Fixed tanks, demountable 
tanks and battery vehicles  Competent 
person  
Major periodic  36-monthly   
E.6 All pressure vessels governed 
by the relevant national 
legislation (see foreword)  Competent 
authority  
60-monthly  E.6 Tank containers, swap bodies, 
portable tanks and MEGCs  Competent 
authority  
72-monthly  E.6 Fixed tanks. demountable 
tanks and battery vehicles  Competent 
authority  
Exceptional  As required  E.7 All tanks and product 
containment structures  Competent 
authority  
 
 
E.2 Daily inspection  requirements  
E.2.1 This section contains the requirements that shall be included in a typical daily or pre -shift 
inspection done by the vehicle  driver.  
 
E.2.2 The inspection covering the listed items shall  be performed, as a minimum, on a daily  basis.  
E.2.3 The inspection requirements given in table E.3 are not intended to explain how to do the 
inspection, but to detail the items and areas that need to be inspected. The manner of inspection 
shall be addressed by means of the appropriate  training.  
 
E.2.4 Table E.3 gives the applicable focus area as well as specific items that shall be checked 
during daily inspection, for presence or availability, operability, condition, security and validity, as  
 
Table E.3 — Daily inspection requirements  
 
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roadworthiness  All headlights, tail lights, brake lights, indicators, side marker lamps and number plate lamp 
Windscreen, and wipers  
Rear -view mirrors 
Number plates  
Front white and rear red retro-reflectors, reflective marking tape and chevron 
Coolant, oil, fuel and other leaks  
Coolant, oil and fuel levels and security of all caps and closures 
Driver's seat  
Starting of vehicle and condition  
Operation of gauges, in -cab warning devices, clutch and brake pedals, horn and steering play 
Body damage and loose equipment and fittings that would render the vehicle unsafe 
Mudguards, spray suppression and side under -run protection  
Vehicle suspension and axles 
Tyres, wheel nuts and tyre pressure  
Service a nd park brake operation trailer brake and electrical connections  
Trailer hitches and couplers such as 5th wheels, A -frames, automatic trailer couplers ball -type 
hitches, A -frames and tow eyes and drawbar turntables  
Electrical wiring and junctions 
Truck bat tery and enclosure  
Documentation 
and legal  License and operator discs  
Dangerous goods designated space and correct documentation 
Dangerous goods transportation permit  
Dangerous goods placards correct 
Prohibition signs in place as required  
Specific local requirements met (for example, 80 km/h sign for Botswana, yellow triangle for 
Mozambique)  
Product and 
cargo 
containment  Product tank and pipelines for leaks  
Packaged goods cargo area for signs of leakage  
Tank and cargo containment structure supports and frames 
Valve positions and condition  
Hose stowage and condition 
Manhole covers  
Access ladders  
Tank top spill containment area and drains 
Loading and discharge adaptors and dustcaps  
Security of metering and pumping equipment and leaks  
Control enclosures clo sed and control valves and mechanisms in the correct position 
Electrical bonding systems  
Emergency release systems 
Load body sides 
Compressed gas stowage 
Container locks  
Cargo doors and locks  
Loose 
equipment  Fire extinguishers and stowage (pressure, seals, expiry) 
Wheel chocks and stowage  
Warning triangles 
Spill and first aid kits  
Personal protection equipment  156 
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E.3 Monthly inspection  requirements  
E.3.1 This section contains the requirements that shall be included in a typical monthly time-driven 
inspection done during the operational preventive maintenance schedule applied to the vehicle or 
equipment.  
 
E.3.2 The inspection is not applied strictly on a monthly basis, but shall be done at maximum of 
six week  intervals.  
 
E.3.3 The inspection requirem ents given in table E.4 are not intended to explain how to do the 
inspection, but to detail the items and areas that need to be inspected. The manner of inspection 
shall be addressed by means of the appropriate  training.  
 
E.3.4 Table E.4 gives the applicable foc us area as well as specific items that shall be checked 
during daily inspection, for presence or availability, operability, condition, security and validity, as 
applicable, before departure. Any defects found shall be reported before proceeding with the 
journey.  
 
E.4 Annual inspection  requirements  
E.4.1 This section contains the requirements that shall be included in an annual, time -driven 
inspection done during the operational preventive maintenance schedule applied to the vehicle or 
equipment. In addition  it includes the annual statutory roadworthiness inspection and certification 
and inspections applicable, in specific, to tanks carrying corrosive  products.  
 
E.4.2 The inspection is could be done one month prior to the due date or one month after the due 
date, but the following inspection due date remains at a 12 -month interval relevant to the current 
inspection.  
 
E.4.3 Table E.5 gives the annual inspection requirements. The list of requirements is not intended 
to explain how to do the inspection, but to detail the it ems and areas that need to be inspected. The 
manner of inspection shall be addressed by means of the appropriate  training.  
 
E.4.4 Table E.5 gives the applicable focus area as well as specific items that shall be checked 
during daily inspection, for presence or a vailability, operability, condition, security and validity, as 
applicable, before departure. Any defects found shall be reported before proceeding with the 
journey.  
 
NOTE The certificate of roadworthiness (COR) for a dangerous goods vehicle is obtained dur ing the annual 
inspection due window.  157 
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Table E.4 — Monthly inspection requirements  
 
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Focus area  Item 
General 
roadworthiness  All headlights, tail lights, brake lights, indicators, side marker lamps and number plate lamp 
Windscreen, and wipers  
Rear -view mirrors 
Number plates  
Front white and rear red retro -reflectors, reflective marking tape and chevron 
Coolant, oil, fuel and other leaks  
Coolant, oil and fuel levels and security of all caps and closures 
Driver' seat  
Starting of vehicle  and condition  
Vehicle transmission, retarder and propeller shaft  
Operation of gauges, in -cab warning devices, clutch and brake pedals, horn and steering 
play 
Body damage and loose equipment and fittings that would render the vehicle unsafe 
Mudguards, spra y suppression and side under -run protection  
Vehicle suspension and axles 
Tyres, wheel nuts and tyre pressure  
Service and park brake operation trailer brake and electrical connections  
Trailer hitches and couplers such as 5th wheels, A -frames, automatic trailer couplers ball - 
type hitches drawbar turntables  
Electrical wiring and junctions 
Truck battery and enclosure  
Documentation 
and legal  License and operator discs  
Dangerous goods designated space and correct documentation 
Dangerous goods transportation  permit  
Prohibition signs in place as required  
Specific local requirements met (e.g. 80 km/h sign for Botswana, yellow triangle for 
Mozambique)  
Product and 
cargo 
containment  Product tank and pipelines for leaks 
Chemical degradation and attack  
Packaged goods cargo area for signs of leakage  
Tank and cargo containment structure supports and frames 
Valves and gaskets  
Hose stowage and condition 
Manhole covers  
Access ladders  
Tank top spill containment area and drains 
Loading and discharge adaptor dustcaps  
Metering and pumping equipment and leaks  
Control enclosures and control valves and mechanisms 
Electrical bonding systems  
Emergency release systems 
Load body sides 
Compressed gas stowage 
Container locks  
Cargo doors and locks  
Loose 
equipment  Fire extinguishers and stowage (pressure, seals, expiry) 
Wheel chocks and stowage  
Warning triangles  
Tests  Overfill prevention systems 
Hose continuity  
Electrical bonding system continuity  
Measurement of wear tolerances on trailer coupling systems including 5th wheels, kingpins, 
automatic trailer couplers, ball type couplers, A -frames and tow eyes and drawbar trailer 
turntables  
Road test of vehicle and brake system  
Tests and inspections required by vehicle applicable manufacturer 
Tests and inspections required by  applicable equipment manufacturers  158 
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Table E.5 — Annual inspection requirements  
 
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Focus area  Item 
General roadworthiness  All items as included in E.3.  
Documentation and legal  All items as included in E.3.  
Product and cargo containment  All items as included in E.3.  
Loose equipment  All items as included in E.3.  
Tests  All items as included in E.3.  
Statutory roadworthiness test  In accordance with the relevant national legislation 
(see foreword). In order to comply with the 11  to 13 
month window in which this inspection needs to take 
place, the statutory roadworthiness inspection shall 
be obtained within the first month before, and 1 month 
after, the inspection due date  window.  
Material thickness inspection for 
corrosive product tankers  Perform internal inspection.  
Perform random material thickness tests on tanker 
shell and ends.  
Perform pressure test on tank to maximum operating 
pressure.  
Certify for continued use in accordance with 
applicable design and construction  standards.  
 
 
E.5 Intermediate periodic inspection and  test 
E.5.1 This section contains the requirements for the inspections and tests applicable to the tank 
and associated equipment conducted on a periodic basis after the initial inspection and  test. 
 
E.5.2 The inspection shall be performed in accordance with the intervals specified in  E.1. 
E.5.3 The intermediate periodic inspection shall be applicable only to tanks not regarded as 
pressure vessels by the relevant national legislation (see  foreword).  
 
Tanks governed by the releva nt national legislation (see foreword) shall undergo a major periodic 
inspection as given in E.6, in accordance with the schedule given in E.1.  
 
E.5.4 The construction reference in table E.6 only includes the references to that latest revision of 
SANS 1518. Actu al tests conducted shall take cognisance of the actual original construction date 
and relevant standard of construction at the time of construction (or as upgraded as allowed by 
SANS 1518). Tests shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements sta ted in the 
construction standard applicable to the specific tank or cargo containment area, or equipment being 
inspected and tested, in accordance with the intervals as stated in this  standard.  
 
E.5.5 The inspection and test requirements are contained in table  E.6 159 
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Table E.6 — Intermediate periodic inspection and test  
 
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Tank type  Construction reference  Inspection requirements  
Fixed tanks, 
demountable tanks and 
battery vehicles tank 
containers, swap bodies, 
portable tanks and 
multiple -element gas 
containers (MEGCs)  , annex A  
(table A.1)  
 
A-6-6.7 (ADR 6.7)  
A-6-6.8 (ADR 6.8)  Perform an external visual inspection  
 
Perform a leakproof test at an internal pressure at least 
equal to the maximum working pressure. For tanks 
intended fo r the carriage of liquids or solids in a 
granular or powdery state, and when a gas is used to 
perform the leakproof test, it shall be carried out at a 
pressure at least equal to 25 % of the maximum 
working pressure. In all cases, the test pressure shall 
not be less than 20 kPa.  
  For tanks equipped with venting systems and a safety 
device to prevent product spilling out if the tank 
overturns, the test pressure shall be equal to the static 
pressure of the product carried at the maximum fill 
level.  
  The leakproof test shall be carried out separately on 
each compartment of a compartmented shell.  
  The pressure tests on the tank shall be performed with 
all equipment in place. Only vents and pressure relief 
systems may be blocked off to ensure that the 
appropriate test pressures are attained.  
  Visually inspect all tank related equipment and ensure 
correct operation thereof.  
FRP fixed tanks, 
demountable tanks and 
battery vehicles tank 
containers, swap bodies 
and portable tanks 
vacuum operated waste 
tanks   annex A  
(table A.1)  
A-6-6.9 (ADR 6.9)  
A-6-6.10 (ADR 6.10)  Perform and external and internal visual inspection.  
 
Perform a leakproof test at an internal pressure at least 
equal to the maximum working pressure. For tanks 
intended for the carriage of liquids  or solids in a 
granular or powdery state, and when a gas is used to 
perform the leakproof test, it shall be carried out at a 
pressure at least equal to 25 % of the maximum 
working pressure. In all cases, the test pressure shall 
not be less than 20 kPa.  
  For tanks equipped with venting systems and a safety 
device to prevent product spilling out if the tank 
overturns, the test pressure shall be equal to the static 
pressure of the product carried at the maximum fill 
level.  
  The leakproof  test shall be carried out separately on 
each compartment of a compartmented shell.  
  The pressure tests on the tank shall be performed with 
all equipment in place. Only vents and pressure relief 
systems may be blocked off to ensure that the 
appropriate t est pressures are attained  
  Visually inspect all tank related equipment and ensure 
correct operation thereof.  
Bulk containers  SANS 1518:2011, annex A  
(table A.1)  
A-6-6.11(ADR 6.11)  Testing and maintenance performed in accordance 
with the International Convention for Safe Containers 
(CSC).  160 
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E.6 Major periodic inspection and  test 
E.6.1 This section contains the requirements for the inspections and tests applicable to the tank 
and associated equipment conducted on a periodic basis after the initial inspection and  test. 
E.6.2 The inspection is performed in accordance with the intervals specified in  E.1 
E.6.3 The construction reference given in table E.7 only includes the references to the latest 
revision of SANS 1518. Actual tests conducted need to take c ognisance of the actual original 
construction date and relevant standard of construction at the time of construction (or as upgraded 
as allowed by SANS 1518). Therefore tests shall be carried out in accordance with the 
requirements stated in the constructi on standard applicable to the specific tank or cargo 
containment area, or equipment being inspected and tested, in accordance with the intervals as 
stated in this  standard.  
 
E.6.4 The inspection and test requirements are given in table  E.7. 
Table E.7 — Major per iodic inspection and test  
 
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Tank type  Construction reference  Inspection requirements  
Fixed tanks, demountable 
tanks and battery vehicles 
tank containers, swap 
bodies, portable tanks 
and multiple -element gas 
containers  (MEGCs)   annex A  
(table A.1)  
 
A-6-6.7 (ADR 6.7)  
A-6-6.8 (ADR 6.8)  Perform an external and internal visual inspection. 
Sheathing for thermal or other insulation shall be removed 
only to the extent required for reliable appraisal of the 
characteristics of the shell.  
 
Perform a hydraulic pressure test at the test pressure 
indicated on the tank.  
  The hydraulic pressure test shall be carried out separately 
on each compartment of a compartmented shell.  
  The pressure tests on the tank shall be performed with all 
equipment in place. Only vents and pressure relief 
systems may be blocked off to ensure that the appropriate 
test pressures are  attained.  
  Visually inspect all tank related equipment and ensure 
correct operation thereof.  
FRP Fixed tanks, 
demountable tanks and 
battery vehicles tank 
containers, swap bodies 
and portable tanks 
vacuum operated waste 
tanks   annex A  
(table A.1)  
A-6-6.9 (ADR 6.9)  
A-6-6.10 (ADR 6.10)  Perform an external and internal visual inspection. 
Sheathing for thermal or other insulation shall be removed 
only to th e extent required for reliable appraisal of the 
characteristics of the shell.  
 
Perform a hydraulic pressure test at the test pressure 
indicated on the tank.  
  The hydraulic pressure test shall be carried out separately 
on each compartment of a compartmented shell.  
  The pressure tests on the tank shall be performed with all 
equipment in place. Only vents and pressure relief 
systems may be blocked off to ensure that the appropriate 
test pressures are  attained.  
  Visually inspect all tank related equipment and ensure 
correct operation thereof.  
Bulk containers  annex A  
(table A.1)  
A-6-6.11(ADR 6.11)  Testing and maintenance performed in accordance with 
the International Convention for Safe Containers  (CSC)  161 
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 E.7  
E.8 Exceptional inspection and  test 
E.8.1 The requirements for additional inspections and tests are as  follows:  
a) During major structural repair or modification work that would involve all of the elements of an 
intermediate or periodic inspection, or when a previously owned vehicle is procured and 
deployed in an  operation.  
 
b) Actual tests conducted need to take cognisance of the actual original construction date and 
relevant standard of construction at the time of construction (or as upgra ded, in accordance with 
SANS 1518). Tests shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements stated in the 
construction standard applicable to the specific tank or cargo containment area, or equipment 
being inspected and  tested.  
 
E.8.2 The inspection and test requirements are given in table  E.8 
Table E.8 — Exceptional inspection and test  
 
1 2 3 
Activity  Inspection and test requirements  Responsibility  
Structural repair or modification of 
tanks and cargo containment areas 
that will require verification of 
adherence to design, construction 
and material requirements as stated 
in the applicable standard of 
construction.  Perform an external and internal visual inspection in 
the affected areas. Sheathing for thermal or other 
insulation shall be removed only to t he extent required 
for reliable appraisal of the characteristics of the  shell.  
 
Perform a hydraulic pressure test for the affected areas 
at the test pressure indicated on the tank. The 
hydraulic pressure test shall be carried out separately 
on each compart ment of a compartmented shell. The 
pressure tests on the tank shall be performed with all 
equipment in place. Only vents and pressure relief 
systems may be blocked off to ensure that the 
appropriate test pressures are  attained.  
 
Inspect the quality managem ent system documentation 
of the organization responsible for the work to ensure 
compliance with material, design and construction 
requirements. This will include areas such as:  
 
Material certification 
Non-destructive testing 
Welding qualification 
Design ap proval  
 
Inspect service equipment repaired, replaced or added 
during the work done for compliance with the 
requirements of the applicable standard of construction 
and compliance with the individual equipment 
standards. This will include:  
 
Inspection of manhole covers, vapour vents, bottom 
outlet valves, loading adaptors, hoses, emergency 
pressure vents, pressure relief equipment and 
pressure and vacuum  vents.  
 
Ensuring correct installation and operation of such 
equipment.  
 
Ensuring that all  necessary equipment compliance 
documentation such as test certificates are available  Competent authority  162 
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Activity  Inspection and test requirements  Responsibility  
 Inspect general vehicle constructional compliance in 
relation to the areas repaired or modified in terms of 
the applicable standard of construction. This will 
include items such  as: 
 
Electrical installations 
Mudguards  
Spray suppression  
Under -run protection devices 
Drive away interlocks 
Ladders and steps  
Pipelines  
Vapour recovery systems 
Overfill prevention systems 
Fire extinguishers  
Spill containment areas 
Electrical  bonding 
Tank  plating   
Placing of a previously owned fixed 
tank vehicles, demountable tanks 
and battery vehicles tank containers,  
swap bodies, portable tanks, 
multiple -element gas containers 
(MEGCs) and vacuum operated 
tanks in operation  Inspect service equipment fitted for compliance with 
the requirements of the applicable standard of 
construction and compliance with the individual  
equipment standards. This will  include:  
 
Inspection of manhole covers, vapour vents, bottom 
outlet valves, loading adaptors, hoses, emergency 
pressure vents, pressure relief equipment and 
pressure and vacuum vents.  
 
Inspection of such service equipment for correct 
installation and operation of such equipment.  
 
Inspect for general vehicle constructional compliance 
in terms of the applicable standard of construction. 
This will include items such  as: 
 
Electrical installations 
Mudguards  
Spray suppression  
Under -run protection devices 
Drive away interlocks 
Ladders and steps  
Pipelines  
Vapour recovery systems 
Overfill prevention systems 
Fire extinguishers  
Spill containment areas 
Electrical  bonding 
Tank  plating  
 
Inspection of documentation to ensure that the 
following documentation is in  place:  
 
Initial construction manufacturer's certificate and third 
party approvals.  
 
Intermediate periodic inspection, major periodic 
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Annex F  
(normative)  
 
Dangerous goods load compatibility chart and special provisions  
F.1 General  
Load compatibility and segregation shall be based on the hazard class and subsidiary risk 
diamonds, displayed on packages and containers. Both the hazard class and any subsidiary risks 
shall be considered, on an equal basis, in the segregation of cargo. Ca rgo segregation on mixed 
load vehicles shall conform to the requirements of the load compatibility chart in table F.1 and the 
special provisions according to hazard class in F.3. Furthermore, cognisance shall be taken of the 
reactivity of individual substa nces with each other, even if allowed in accordance with the load 
compatibility chart in table F.1.  
 
F.2 Load compatibility  chart  
Table F.1 gives a load compatibility chart in which the following aspects are denoted:  
 
a) A white empty square indicates permitted m ixed loading.  
 
b) A black shaded square indicates that loading on the same vehicle is  prohibited.  
 
c) "A" indicates that loading on the same vehicle is permitted, but the goods shall be kept at 
least 1 m  apart.  
 
Special provisions according to the hazard class (see F.3) shall be considered in conjunction with 
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Table F.1 — Load compatibility chart  
 
CLASS  1 2.1 2.2 2.3 3 4.1 4.2 4.3 5.1 5.2 6.1 6.2 7 8 
acid 8 
base   
1   
2.1           A A  A   
2.2              A   
2.3           
3         A A      
4.1         A A     
4.2         A A    
4.3         A A    
5.1     A A A A       
5.2     A A A A    A   
6.1  A        A   
6.2  A       A   
7    
8 
Acid  A A      A A A   A  
8 
Base              A   
9                 
 
 
F.3 Special provisions according to hazard  class  
F.3.1  Provision applicable to all  classes  
Unless otherwise specified, goods of different hazard classes shall be segregated by an air space 
of at least 100 mm or by an approved segregation device, or non-dangerous  goods.  
 
F.3.2  Provision applicable to class  1 
Dangerous goods of class 1 may only be transported or conveyed by prior written permission from 
the competent authority on explosives unless specifically excluded in terms of the relevant national 
legislation (see foreword).  
 
F.3.3  Provisions applicable to class  2 
F.3.3.1  Packages of class 2 shall not be thrown or be subjected to  impact.  
 
F.3.3.2  Packages of class 2 shall be so stowed that they cannot roll, fall, or be subjected to 
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F.3.3.3  When class 2.1 and class 2.3 goods are transported in closed vehicles, sufficient 
ventilation shall be provided to prevent the build -up of  gases.  
 
F.3.3.4  Cylinders of class 2 not standing upright shall not be stowed with their valve -protecting 
devices facing  outwards.  
 
F.3.3.5  Aluminiu m cylinders shall be kept apart from class 8  bases.  
 
F.3.4  Provision applicable to class  3 
If the class 3 substance is nitro -methane, UN No. 1261, it shall not be transported in the same load 
as substances of hazard class 6.1.  
 
F.3.5  Provisions applicable to class  4 
F.3.5.1  A self-reactive substance of class 4.1 shall be shielded from direct  sunlight.  
 
F.3.5.2  When self -reactive substances of class 4.1 are transported in vehicles covered with 
sheets, the sheets shall be of a material that is impermeable and  non-combustible.  
 
F.3.5.3  Self-reactive substances of class 4.1 shall be stowed so as to be readily accessible during 
all stages of transportation and not be stacked on top of other  goods.  
 
F.3.5.4  Flammable solids of class 4.1, transported in loads in excess of 5 000 kg, shall be 
subdivid ed in stacks of not more than 5 000 kg with a space of at least 500 mm between stacks, or 
subdivided by non -hazardous  goods.  
 
F.3.5.5  Substances of class 4.2 shall be transported in closed vehicles with the containment space 
constructed of  metal.  
 
F.3.5.6  Substances of cl ass 4.3 shall be transported in closed vehicles or in hermetically sealed 
containers.  
 
F.3.5.7  Contact with water shall be avoided during all stages of transportation of class 4.3 
substances, including loading and  unloading.  
 
F.3.6  Provisions applicable to class  5 
F.3.6.1  For the transportation of class 5.2 peroxides, the cargo containment area shall be 
constructed  entirely  of metal  and there  shall be no exposed  wood  in or on any part of the cargo.  
 
F.3.6.2  Packages of class 5.2 shall be so stowed as to be readily accessible during all  stages of 
transportation.  
 
F.3.6.3  Substances of class 5.2, transported in loads in excess of 5 000 kg, shall be subdivided in 
stacks of not more than 5 000 kg with an air space of at least 500 mm between  stacks.  
 
F.3.7  Provisions applicable to class  6 
F.3.7.1  Substances of cl ass 6.1 shall not be transported together with foodstuffs or  stockfeeds.  
 
F.3.7.2  Cyanides of class 6.1 shall not be transported together with substances of class 8  acids.  
 
 
F.3.7.3  Packages of class 6.2 shall be stowed so that they are readily accessible during all stages 
of transportation.  
 
F.3.8  Provision applicable to class  7 
The transportation, by road, of radioactive material shall be in accordance with the relevant national 
legislation on radioactive material (see foreword).  
 
F.3.9  Provisions applicable to class  8 
F.3.9.1  Concentr ated acids and bases in quantities that exceed the exempt quantities shall be 166 
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F.3.9.2  Substances of class 8 acids shall not be transported together with cyanides of class  6.1. 167 
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