Dangerous Goods Labels

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Question 1: Which dangerous goods labels do I need for transporting fuel and diesel?
For transporting fuel and diesel, you need specific dangerous goods labels with the correct UN numbers and hazard classification. For diesel (UN 1202), the hazard identification number is typically 30 1202, while petrol/gasoline (UN 1203) requires 33 1203 labels. These ADR-compliant hazmat stickers must display the orange warning plate with the Kemler code and UN number. At karton.eu, we stock both self-adhesive dangerous goods labels and complete ADR marking sets for trucks, tankers, and IBCs. All our labels meet international ADR transport regulations and are available with fast shipping across Europe.

Question 2: Are your dangerous goods labels ADR-compliant and weatherproof?
Yes, all our dangerous goods labels and hazmat stickers are fully ADR-compliant and meet the legal requirements for international road transport of hazardous materials. The labels are manufactured from weatherproof, durable materials with high-adhesion properties to withstand rain, UV exposure, temperature fluctuations, and harsh outdoor conditions. Our ADR labels remain clearly legible even after extended exposure to the elements, ensuring continuous compliance during long-haul transport operations. Each label conforms to the specifications outlined in the ADR regulations, guaranteeing maximum transport safety and legal conformity for both B2B fleet operators and individual users.

Question 3: How do I correctly apply hazmat stickers to vehicles and IBCs?
Applying self-adhesive hazmat labels correctly is essential for compliance and safety. First, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or moisture. For truck dangerous goods marking, position the orange ADR plates on both the front and rear of the vehicle, and place hazard warning labels on all four sides of tankers or cargo areas. For IBC hazmat marking, affix labels to visible surfaces according to the specific substance class. Press firmly from the center outward to avoid air bubbles. Our high-adhesion dangerous goods labels bond securely to metal, plastic, and painted surfaces. Proper placement ensures visibility and compliance during inspections and transport throughout Europe.

Question 4: What types of dangerous goods labels and UN number stickers do you offer?
Our comprehensive range includes all essential dangerous goods labels for professional hazmat transport. We stock UN number labels for various hazard classes, orange ADR warning plates with customizable Kemler codes and UN numbers (including 33 1203, 30 1202), hazard classification symbols (flammable, corrosive, toxic, oxidizing), and complete ADR transport label sets. Available formats include self-adhesive hazmat stickers for trucks, vehicle hazmat marking kits, IBC labels, and specialized shipping hazmat labels. All products are available from stock with over 2,000 label variants to cover every dangerous goods category. We offer individual labels for small businesses and bulk quantities for logistics companies, all with competitive pricing and Europe-wide delivery.

Question 5: Do you offer bulk discounts for dangerous goods labels for fleet operators?
Yes, we offer attractive volume discounts on dangerous goods labels and ADR stickers for freight forwarders, logistics companies, and fleet operators. Our tiered pricing structure provides better rates for larger orders, making professional hazmat compliance more cost-effective for B2B customers. Business clients benefit from convenient payment by invoice, and we ensure reliable stock availability for repeat orders. Orders qualify for free standard shipping throughout mainland Germany, with fast Europe-wide delivery available. Whether you need a complete fleet marking solution or regular supplies of specific UN number labels, our customer service team can provide customized quotes for your bulk requirements. Since 2007, we have been a trusted partner for professional dangerous goods labeling.

Question 6: How long do your ADR labels remain readable in outdoor conditions?
Our weatherproof dangerous goods labels are designed for extended outdoor durability and maintain excellent readability throughout their service life. The high-quality materials resist fading from UV exposure, remain intact through rain and road spray, and withstand temperature extremes from -40°C to +80°C. Typically, our ADR-compliant hazmat stickers retain clear legibility for multiple years under normal transport conditions. The fade-resistant printing and robust adhesive backing ensure that critical safety information—including UN numbers, hazard symbols, and warning text—remains visible for inspections and emergency response. Regular inspection and replacement according to your company's safety protocols ensure continuous compliance with ADR transport regulations across all European routes.