Class 2–9 Dangerous Goods Shipping Assessment
Assessed shipment by shipment against the actual product, MSDS, packaging, quantity, route and carrier approval.
Classification Scope
The class is a starting point, not an acceptance promise.
Within the same class, product, concentration, packaging and quantity can change the transport requirements completely.
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GasesCompressed / liquefied3
Flammable LiquidsSolvents / coatings4
Flammable SolidsReactive solids5
OxidizersOxidizing materials6
Toxic SubstancesToxic cargo8
CorrosivesAcids / alkalis9
MiscellaneousOther regulated DGAssessment Logic
Identify the cargo before matching capacity.
Product name and use
Key SDS sections including hazard, composition, properties and transport
UN number, proper shipping name, class and packing group
Inner/outer packaging, unit quantity and total quantity
Important
This page shows common dangerous-goods classes to explain service focus. It does not mean every product within every class can be accepted. Actual acceptance depends on review.
This page shows common dangerous-goods classes to explain service focus. It does not mean every product within every class can be accepted. Actual acceptance depends on review.
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