Classification and labels(3a-5)
- Class(3a)
- 9
- Classification code(3b)
- M11
- Packing group(4)
- III
- Labels(5)
- 9
Key data
- Class
- 9
- Packing group
- III
- Limited quantity
- 5 L
- Tunnel code
- (E)
- Transport category
- 3
Full ADR data
Special provisions(6)
- None
Limited and excepted quantities(7a-7b)
- Limited quantities(7a)
- 5 L
- Excepted quantities(7b)
- E1
Packaging(8-9b)
- Packing instructions(8)
- P001 · IBC03 · LP01 · R001
- Special packing provisions(9a)
- None
- Mixed packing provisions(9b)
- MP15
Tanks and bulk containers(10-14)
- Portable tank and bulk container instructions(10)
- T2
- Portable tank and bulk container special provisions(11)
- TP1
- Tank codes for ADR tanks(12)
- LGBV
- Special provisions for ADR tanks(13)
- None
- Vehicle for tank carriage(14)
- AT
Transport(15)
- Transport category(15)
- 3
- Tunnel restriction code(15)
- (E)
Special provisions for carriage(16-19)
- Packages(16)
- V12
- Bulk(17)
- Carriage in bulk not permitted (7.3.1.1)
- Loading, unloading and handling(18)
- None
- Operation(19)
- None
Hazard identification number(20)
- 90
ADR 5.3
How the transport unit is marked
Plates and placards for this cargo, by carriage mode. Sizes and positions follow ADR 5.3 — hover a mark to zoom.
Tank vehicle
Hazard number and UN number on orange plates
- 01
Class placards — both sides and the rear
At least 250×250 mm
ADR 5.3.1.4.1
- 02
Plates 90 / 1990 front and rear
Standard when the unit carries a single cargo
ADR 5.3.2.1.6
- 03
Different goods in the compartments — plates on the sides
Each compartment shows its own numbers on both sides — front and rear plates stay blank
ADR 5.3.2.1.2
Tank container
The tank container is marked itself — from all sides
- 01
Plates 90 / 1990 on the sides
If not clearly visible from outside, the same plates go on the vehicle sides (5.3.2.1.5)
ADR 5.3.2.1.2
- 02
Class placards on all four sides
The unit is marked itself, independent of the vehicle
ADR 5.3.1.2
- 03
Blank orange plates front and rear
400×300 mm, reflective, no numbers
ADR 5.3.2.1.1
Packages
The numbers stay on the packages
- 01
No placards required on the vehicle
For packages they are needed only for Class 1 and Class 7
ADR 5.3.1.5
- 02
Blank orange plates front and rear
400×300 mm, reflective, no numbers
ADR 5.3.2.1.1
- 03
Marks stay on every package
Class label and UN number on the packaging
ADR 5.2
Container
Placards move to the container — all four sides
- 01
Class placards on all four sides
The unit is marked itself, independent of the vehicle
ADR 5.3.1.2
- 02
Blank orange plates front and rear
400×300 mm, reflective, no numbers
ADR 5.3.2.1.1
ADRplus shop
Open the shopSigns and plates for this cargo
Class labels and orange plates from our catalogue — matched to this UN number.
Placards
ADR Class 9 hazard placard (adhesive), 250 x 250 mm
Self-adhesive ADR placard. Class 9: miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles. Placarding of containers, tanks and vehicles under ADR 5.3.1; minimum size 250 x 250 mm. Weather-resistant PVC.
Class 9250 x 250 mmPack of 1P9025
€3.63incl. VAT
1
Hazard labels
ADR Class 9 hazard label (adhesive), 100 x 100 mm
Self-adhesive ADR danger label. Class 9: miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles. Applied to packages under ADR 5.2.2. Size 100 x 100 mm, weather-resistant PVC.
Class 9100 x 100 mmPack of 100L9010
€36.30incl. VAT
1
Beyond the lookup
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Always verify this data against the current ADR text or with your DGSA before dispatching a load.