Lead Acid Battery Dangerous Goods Classification. Avoid fines lost contracts delays complications with your shipments. UN Nos no longer in use.
Ad Stay-up-to-date with the latest industry standard regulations for shipping dangerous goods. Commonly transported class 8 dangerous goods include acids such as sulfuric acid strong bases such as sodium hydroxide batteries and its fluids. SAFETY DATA SHEET LEAD ACID BATTERY WET NON-SPILLABLE Document SDS-01898 Rev No.
Chemical or Material Australian Dangerous Goods Classification Hazardous Substance Classification as per NOHSC Australia Australian Poison Schedule Classification Non-Spillable Lead Acid Battery Exempt under A67 NATA Identification Guide and Clause 238 of the Australian Dangerous Goods.
3 Date 110919 Page 1 of 7 1. Lead-acid batteries are recognised as a Class 8 Corrosive. And international hazardous materials dangerous goods regulations and also are subject to specific packaging marking labeling and shipping paper requirements. Known as dangerous goods that may only be shipped with UPS by shippers with contracts for hazardous materialsdangerous goods service.
