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Class 2.1 Flammable Gases: What You Need to Know in Australia
Whether it’s a gas bottle for the barbie, a can of hairspray or a forklift running on LPG, flammable gases are part of everyday life in Australia. But when it comes to handling and transporting these products safely, there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. Class 2.1 covers flammable gases under the dangerous goods regulations and if you store, move or use them in your business, you need to know what that means. What is a Flammable Gas? A flammable gas is one that can catch fire when mixed with air. These gases can ignite easily,...
Buy Dangerous Goods Labels in Australia – What You Need to Know
If you're handling or shipping hazardous materials, dangerous goods labels are a legal requirement and a critical part of safety and compliance. These labels aren't just stickers, they communicate risk, help prevent accidents and ensure your freight doesn't get held up. At DG Solutions Australia, we supply high quality, ADG Code compliant labels that are perfect for local freight or international shipping. Whether you're after Class 9 lithium battery labels, flammable stickers or corrosive warning labels, we’ve got what you need all at competitive Aussie pricing. What Are Dangerous Goods Labels? Dangerous goods labels, also called hazmat stickers or...
Understanding the Australian Dangerous Goods Code (ADG Code)
If your business is involved in transporting, handling or storing dangerous goods, the Australian Dangerous Goods Code, better known as the ADG Code, is something you need to know inside and out. It is the go to rulebook for moving dangerous goods by road and rail in Australia. But let’s be honest, most people find it confusing the first time they pick it up. So here is a straightforward explanation of what the ADG Code is, who it applies to and how to stay on the right side of the rules. What is the ADG Code? The ADG Code...
Hazardous Waste Disposal in Australia and Why It Matters
When you are running a business that deals with dangerous goods, chemicals or industrial waste, it is easy to focus on moving product and forget about what happens to the stuff you throw out. But here’s the thing, hazardous waste disposal is just as important as shipping and storage and getting it wrong can land you with fines, clean up costs or even criminal charges under Australian law. If you think “it’s just a bit of leftover product” or “we’ll chuck it in general waste”, think again. Let’s look at why proper disposal of hazardous waste matters and what your...