Are you looking for packaging for Dangerous Goods?
When it comes to Dangerous Goods, every handling step – and every package – counts. Here, safety, stability and regulations take center stage. Our hazardous goods packaging combines certified safety with clever design and ensures that sensitive or dangerous contents are reliably protected, transported and stored. This allows you to fully focus on your core business – we’ve got your back.
With us you will find packaging for:
Chemicals • Solvents • Paints • Cleaning agents • Lubricants • Acids • Bases • Flammable liquids • Laboratory samples • Industrial chemistry and more.
Our range
Bottles with UN approval
- Safe transport of Dangerous Goods
- Chemical-resistant & leak-proof
- Easy handling
Canister
- Robust for dangerous goods
- Certified UN safety
- Stackable and space-saving
What packaging groups exist?
Within the Dangerous Goods classes, the dangerous goods are further subdivided according to their hazard level. The X approval typically includes the Y approval as well as the Z approval.
What are the Dangerous Goods classes for?
The ADR (Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) classifies dangerous goods according to UN recommendations into a total of 9 dangerous goods classes. These are standardized and valid worldwide, regardless of whether the transport is by land, sea, or air.
Class 1: Explosive substances
Class 2: Gases and gaseous substances
Class 3: Flammable liquids
Class 4: Solid, decomposable or self-igniting substances
Class 5: Oxidizing substances
Class 6: Toxic & infectious substances
Class 7: Radioactive substances
Class 8: Corrosive substances
Class 9: Miscellaneous dangerous substances
These are often divided into further sub-classes for more precise classification.
Dangerous Goods & hazardous substances?
What is the difference?
Hazardous substances are Dangerous Goods that are stored or used. Hazardous substances are Dangerous Goods in transport. The difference lies in the legal regulation. As long as the hazardous substance is located on the company's own premises, the hazardous substances law applies. The hazardous goods law (ADR & GGVS) on the other hand applies to the transport of the hazardous substance.
The so-called hazardous substances are assigned to different dangerous goods classes during transport.
Please note:
We are happy to advise you in selecting the right packaging - however, the packer is responsible for selecting legally compliant packaging. This is the definition of ADR:
"Packer is the company that fills dangerous goods into packaging, including large packagings and large-packaging (IBC), and, if applicable, prepares the shipments for transport.
Also usable as an operating resource.
Our packaging is also used as operating materials for intermediate fillings, samples, or retention samples - reliable and chemical resistant. Thanks to the variety of sizes and configurations, our packaging can be flexibly integrated into every production stage - from small batches to large-scale production.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dangerous goods packaging is UN-certified uand meets all legal safety requirements. It protects against leakage, pressure, or chemical reactions – ideal for the safe transport of dangerous substances.
In addition to packaging, we offer expert advice, labelling and full-service support. If required, we can also support you in reviewing suitable material options, for example with regard to material type, chemical resistance, recycled content, technical suitability and available evidence.
Which packaging or material option is suitable depends on the respective filling product, dangerous goods class, regulatory requirements, intended application and available technical documentation.
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