Description

JJ Keller Division 1.4 Explosives Placard – Worded, 4 mil Vinyl Permanent Adhesive

JJ Keller s Division 1.4 Explosives Placard, thoughtfully designed with a worded format and constructed from durable 4 mil Vinyl with a permanent adhesive, offers a dependable solution for effectively communicating the transportation of hazardous materials. These placards meet DOT placarding specifications for explosives, specifically hazard class 1, division 1.4, ensuring strict adherence to regulatory standards during transportation. The worded design enhances clarity, providing precise identification of the transported material. Equipped with a permanent adhesive backing, these placards securely adhere to surfaces, maintaining their integrity throughout the journey. JJ Keller s commitment to safety and compliance is evident in the precision and durability of these placards, making them a trusted choice for those involved in the transportation of explosives.

Product Features:

• Regulatory Compliance: Meets DOT 49 CFR 172.519 (Placard Specifications) and 49 CFR 172.522-172.525 (Explosive Placards) for hazardous materials identification, ensuring strict adherence to transportation regulations and standards.

• Pre-Printed Information: Features a pre-printed design with the word explosives, hazard class (1), and division (1.4), providing standardized and clear identification of the transported material, enhancing safety and regulatory compliance.

• Optimal Dimensions: The placard measures 10-3 4 x 10-3 4 , offering a practical size for visibility and recognition while meeting regulatory requirements for placard dimensions.

• Durable 4 mil Vinyl Construction: Crafted from durable 4 mil Vinyl, these placards are designed to withstand various environmental conditions, ensuring longevity and reliability throughout the transportation process.

• Permanent Adhesive: Equipped with a permanent adhesive backing, these placards securely adhere to surfaces, maintaining their integrity throughout the journey, contributing to the overall safety of the transportation of explosives.