Class 7 Radioactive I Sign
Class 7 Radioactive I Sign
Price range: $10.00 through $13.00
Class 7 Radioactive I Sign measuring 250x250mm with a white diamond, black radiation trefoil, single red category bar and printed CONTENTS, ACTIVITY and TRANSPORT INDEX fields. Available in rigid plastic or self-adhesive sticker format. Confirm suitability for regulated transport before use.
Dimensions: 250 x 250mm.
Part number RSDG19P (plastic) / RSDG19SO (sticker).
Description
Overview
The Class 7 Radioactive I Sign is a white warning diamond for identifying Category I radioactive material packages. Measuring 250 x 250mm, it features a black radiation trefoil, RADIOACTIVE lettering, a single red category bar and class numeral 7. Printed CONTENTS and ACTIVITY fields provide space for consignment identification.
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 white Class 7 radioactive warning diamond.
- Black radiation trefoil symbol and border.
- RADIOACTIVE lettering with a single red category bar and class numeral 7.
- Printed CONTENTS, ACTIVITY and TRANSPORT INDEX fields.
- Available in rigid plastic or self-adhesive sticker format.
Specifications and Materials
- Dangerous goods class: 7, Radioactive Material
- Category marking: I-WHITE
- Relevant label model: 7A, Category I-WHITE
- Dimensions: 250 x 250mm
- Material options: Plastic sign or self-adhesive sticker
- Colour: White background with black graphics and one red category bar
- Printed fields: CONTENTS, ACTIVITY and TRANSPORT INDEX
Both material options measure 250 x 250mm and display the same radioactive Category I warning design.
Part number: RSDG19P (plastic) / RSDG19SO (sticker).
For official radioactive material labelling requirements, refer to the Australian Dangerous Goods Code
Compatibility and Fitment
Category I-WHITE radioactive labels identify packages assigned to the applicable Class 7 transport category. This white diamond differs from the yellow and white Category II and Category III labels, which carry two and three red category bars respectively.
The standard Model 7A Category I-WHITE label does not include a TRANSPORT INDEX box. As this sign includes that field, confirm its suitability with the relevant dangerous goods authority before using it for regulated transport.
Check that the 250 x 250mm dimensions suit the intended position. The plastic version requires secure mounting, while the sticker should be applied to a clean, dry and smooth surface.
Compliance and Safety
Class 7 radioactive material transport requires the correct package category, identification markings and documentation. Category I-WHITE labels apply to packages meeting the relevant radiation level and transport index criteria.
The presence of a TRANSPORT INDEX box on this sign differs from the standard Category I-WHITE design and must be assessed before regulated use. Complete the required consignment information and ensure all markings meet the applicable transport requirements.
Keep the radiation symbol, category marking and class numeral visible and legible. Replace damaged or faded signage.
Trailer Applications
Category I radioactive identification is associated with relevant radioactive material packages transported in trucks, trailers and freight containers. Package category labels and vehicle placards serve different purposes, so this sign must not be used as a substitute for a required Model 7D radioactive transport placard.
Why Choose ICS Trailers
Radioactive material signage varies by package category and transport application. ICS Trailers can assist with comparing your existing Class 7 marking, dimensions and mounting arrangement when selecting a replacement.
- Choose between 250 x 250mm plastic and sticker formats to suit the intended mounting surface.
- Send through your existing sign or transport application details if you need assistance selecting the appropriate marking.
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