Container for Hazardous Materials
(7 Article in 18 versions)For the transport of hazardous materials by road or sea, transport containers for hazardous goods must be particularly safe and resistant. All transport containers are made of plastic, PP or PE. Models with castors are also available, making the containers easier to transport.
Transport containers for hazardous materials from DENIOS
The safe transport of hazardous materials places high demands on the containers used. Only specially approved transport containers guarantee that hazardous substances can be transported safely and in accordance with regulations. At DENIOS you will find a wide range of transport containers that comply with international standards and have been developed for use in various industries.
Transport containers for hazardous goods are specially developed and certified packaging designed to transport hazardous materials safely. They not only protect the hazardous goods they contain, but also the environment and people from potential hazards that may be caused by these substances. These containers must fulfil strict standards and regulations to ensure the safe handling and transport of hazardous goods.
What types of transport containers does DENIOS offer?
DENIOS offers various transport containers for hazardous goods. These include:
Thanks to their design, all transport containers are highly convenient and equipped with practical extras. Some transport containers can be stacked or are equipped with carrying handles or castors. This makes them easier to transport and store for short periods. The transport containers are particularly secure thanks to clip locks or clip fasteners.
Which hazardous materials may be transported in DENIOS transport containers?
Which solids and liquids can be transported in the transport containers for hazardous goods depends on the properties of the packaging. The first guideline is the packaging group, which is based on the hazard of the goods and must be adhered to. The appropriate packaging material should then be selected on the basis of a compatibility list and, of course, the corresponding volume. Additional criteria such as food safety also play a role. Some examples of hazardous materials that may be transported in the transport containers:
- Chemicals
- Paints
- Liquid or solid foodstuffs
- Granules
- Oils
- Spray cans
- Contaminated cleaning utensils
Why is UN marking required?
UN authorisation is the basic international regulation for the safe transport of dangerous goods. The UN mark is affixed to packaging that fulfils these requirements. However, it only relates to the manufacture and testing of the packaging itself, not to the use of the packaging. The sender is responsible for the correct use and proper packaging. He must also select the correct packaging for the corresponding substance. Labelling the packaging facilitates the packaging selection process.
