Description

Overview

The Class 8 Corrosive Sign identifies dangerous goods capable of damaging living tissue or corroding metals. Measuring 250 x 250mm, the warning diamond features a white upper half, black lower half and a symbol showing corrosive liquid attacking a hand and metal surface. It provides hazard identification for relevant transport and chemical handling applications.

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 dangerous goods warning diamond.
• White upper half with black corrosive liquid, hand and metal symbols.
• Black lower half with white CORROSIVE lettering and class numeral 8.
• Available in rigid plastic or self-adhesive sticker format.

Specifications and Materials

• Dangerous goods class: 8, Corrosive Substances
• Label model: 8
• Dimensions: 250 x 250mm
• Material options: Plastic sign or self-adhesive sticker
• Colour: White upper half, black lower half with contrasting graphics and lettering

Both material options measure 250 x 250mm and carry the same Class 8 corrosive hazard marking.

Part number: RSDG22P (plastic) / RSDG22SO (sticker).

For official dangerous goods classification and transport marking requirements, refer to the Australian Dangerous Goods Code

Compatibility and Fitment

Match the Class 8 Corrosive Sign to substances classified as Class 8 dangerous goods. These include certain acids, alkalis and other corrosive chemicals. Check the safety data sheet and transport documentation rather than selecting a warning diamond solely from the chemical name.

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

Related Parts

The following holder supports the 250 x 250mm rigid sign format, subject to sign thickness and edge fit.

Compliance and Safety

Class 8 substances may cause severe chemical burns or damage metal surfaces. Confirm the correct classification, placard requirements and any additional hazard markings before transport. The sign provides hazard identification but does not replace chemical containment, protective equipment or handling procedures.

Keep the corrosive symbol, warning text and class numeral visible. Replace faded, cracked or peeling signs when their markings become difficult to read.

Trailer Applications

Class 8 markings identify corrosive substances on applicable chemical tankers, dangerous goods trailers, trucks and freight containers. They also support hazard identification in relevant chemical storage and handling areas where Class 8 signage is required.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

Corrosive substances require the correct hazard identification, especially when chemicals carry additional dangerous goods classifications. ICS Trailers can help compare your existing Class 8 marking, dimensions and mounting arrangement before selecting a replacement.

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

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