Description

Overview

The Mixed Class Dangerous Goods Sign identifies eligible transport loads containing more than one class or division of dangerous goods. Measuring 250 x 250mm, the orange diamond features four black horizontal stripes with white DANGEROUS GOODS lettering, providing a distinctive warning for Australian road and rail transport.

Choose between a rigid plastic sign for separate mounting or a self-adhesive sticker for direct application to a suitable surface.

Features

• 250 x 250mm diamond-shaped dangerous goods warning sign.
• Orange background with four black horizontal stripes and black border.
• White DANGEROUS GOODS lettering across the central black bands.
• Available in rigid plastic or self-adhesive sticker format.

Specifications and Materials

• Hazard marking: Mixed Class Dangerous Goods
• Australian label model: Model No. 10
• Dimensions: 250 x 250mm
• Material options: Plastic sign or self-adhesive sticker

Both material options measure 250 x 250mm and carry the same mixed class hazard marking. Model No. 10 identifies the Australian mixed class placard design rather than a separate dangerous goods hazard class.

Part number: RSDG01P (plastic) / RSDG01SO (sticker).

For official mixed class placarding and transport requirements, refer to the Australian Dangerous Goods Code

Compatibility and Fitment

Match the Mixed Class Dangerous Goods Sign to the transport load and applicable placarding requirements. This marking covers eligible mixed class loads within Australia and does not automatically replace individual hazard placards for every dangerous goods consignment.

Confirm that the 250 x 250mm dimensions suit the mounting position. The plastic version suits a separate sign holder or suitable mounting arrangement, while the sticker requires a clean, dry and smooth application surface.

Related Parts

Check the following sign holder against the plastic sign thickness and mounting arrangement before ordering.

Compliance and Safety

The mixed class placard applies to eligible Australian road and rail transport operations. It is not a package label and does not replace classification-specific labels where those remain necessary.

Check the load documentation, segregation requirements and applicable Australian Dangerous Goods Code provisions before displaying the sign. Keep the marking securely attached, visible and legible throughout transport.

Trailer Applications

Mixed class placards identify eligible loads on trucks, semi-trailers, freight containers and other cargo transport units carrying multiple dangerous goods classes or divisions. They also apply to certain combined-quantity placard loads under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

Mixed dangerous goods loads require careful placard selection because the orange and black marking does not suit every dangerous goods transport arrangement. ICS Trailers can help compare your existing warning sign, required dimensions and mounting method before choosing the appropriate replacement.

• Choose between 250 x 250mm plastic and sticker options, with a separate sign holder available for suitable rigid mounting arrangements.
• Send through a photo of your existing marking or details of the transport application if you need assistance selecting the appropriate sign format.

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