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Dangerous goods

Hazardous goods labelling is a critical part of warehousing and logistics operations. It ensures that products that may pose risks during handling, transportation or storage are clearly identified and comply with applicable regulations such as ADR, CLP, IMDG and GHS.
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Product labelling for dangerous goods

Different techniques for Dangerous goods

Product labelling for dangerous goods
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Labelling

Labelling is the most widely used technology for marking dangerous goods. It enables precise placement of warning symbols, pictograms, UN numbers and logistics data on packaging. Our systems can print and apply labels in real time, adapted for chemical and weather resistance.

Advantages:

  • Meets international labelling requirements (ADR, CLP, GHS).
  • High resolution for clear pictograms and text.
  • Possibility of multi-color printing and labels with special adhesive for difficult surfaces.
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Hazardous goods labelling is a critical part of warehousing and logistics operations. It ensures that products that may pose risks during handling, transportation or storage are clearly identified and comply with applicable regulations such as ADR, CLP, IMDG and GHS.

Correct labelling not only protects people and the environment – ​​it also reduces the risk of mishandling, accidents and production stoppages.

Dangerous goods cover a wide range of products: chemicals, cleaning agents, fuels, gases, paints, oils, batteries, aerosols, pesticides and certain industrial liquids. These are often packaged in cans, drums, IBC containers, bottles, jars or sacks, which places high demands on the durability, legibility and resistance of the labelling to chemicals, UV light and weathering.

The most common marking method for dangerous goods is labelling (print & apply), while inkjet marking is used for production data such as batch numbers and date codes.

Challenges in labelling dangerous goods:

  • Durability requirements: The marking must withstand chemicals, UV light, moisture, temperature changes and friction.
  • Regulatory requirements: Labelling must comply with international standards (ADR, GHS, CLP, IMDG).
  • Surface variation: Different materials (plastic, metal, cardboard) require customized label materials and adhesive types.
  • Safety zones: The label must not obscure safety information or product data.
  • Automation: Marking often needs to be done at high speeds with high precision and verification.

For hazardous goods labelling, we recommend print & apply labelling with chemical-resistant labels that can withstand long-term exposure and harsh environments. For variable data and production information, inkjet labelling works great. For customers with high traceability requirements, we offer integrated vision systems that verify label placement, text content and readability – to ensure 100% correct labelling every time.

With Logimark's solutions, you get labelling that not only meets legal requirements, but also strengthens the safety and efficiency of your logistics management.

Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Dangerous goods include products that may pose a risk to people, the environment or property during transport and storage. These include chemicals, solvents, fuels, gases, batteries, paints, oils, cleaning agents, pesticides and aerosols.
Labelling (print & apply) is mainly used for warning symbols, pictograms and logistics data. Inkjet marking is often used for variable data such as batch numbers and best-before dates.
Labelling must comply with international regulations such as ADR, CLP, GHS and IMDG. This means that labels must have the correct color, shape, symbols and durability – and be legible throughout the product’s entire life cycle.
For hazardous goods, chemical and UV-resistant label materials, such as polyester, vinyl or laminated synthetics, are used. These can withstand moisture, chemicals and sunlight without fading or peeling.
Yes, in some cases. Laser marking is used for permanent marking on metal, glass or hard plastic. Inkjet marking also works well on cans, drums and IBC containers with special inks that are resistant to chemicals.
Our vision systems verify every label and marking in real time. The system checks that pictograms, text and codes are complete, correctly positioned and legible – ensuring full compliance with ADR and GHS regulations.
This can lead to the product being classified as mislabeled, which in turn can stop the transport. Therefore, we recommend chemical-resistant labels with strong adhesive and protective laminate, as well as vision systems that verify that the label is correctly applied before the product leaves the warehouse.

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