UN 4GV Fibreboard Dangerous Goods Boxes
Performance tested dangerous goods packaging for Australian businesses, freight forwarders and exporters. Explore our range of UN 4GV fibreboard cartons for eligible shipments by air, sea and road.
Packaging designed and tested to applicable UN performance requirements.
Options for different permitted inner receptacles and product configurations.
Packaging for businesses preparing domestic and international shipments.
Assistance with packaging selection, compliance and shipment preparation.
Shop UN 4GV Boxes in Australia
Choose from our 5kg, 16kg, 25kg and 41kg UN 4GV fibreboard boxes. Compare available products and select the packaging size for your requirements.
Find Your 4GV Box Size
Enter your item dimensions and net weight to compare our available UN 4GV fibreboard boxes.
This is a preliminary size and net weight check, not confirmation of dangerous goods compliance. Final gross mass and packing requirements must be verified.
Your Packaging Results
Enter your dimensions and net weight to see which of our four 4GV boxes may suit your shipment.
Box Size Assessment
Need Packaging Advice? →4GV Box Dimensions & Weight Limits
Compare internal dimensions, maximum gross mass and maximum net quantity for our UN 4GV packaging range.
| Box | Internal Dimensions | Max Gross Mass | Max Net Quantity | Pack Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5kg | 200 × 200 × 300mm | 5kg | 3kg | 5 Boxes |
| 16kg | 250 × 250 × 400mm | 16kg | 6kg | 5 Boxes |
| 25kg | 370 × 370 × 360mm | 25kg | 11kg | 5 Boxes |
| 41kg | 450 × 450 × 450mm | 41kg | 25kg | 5 Boxes |
Gross mass includes the complete packed carton, inner receptacles, absorbent and cushioning materials. The net limits shown are the stated box-specific limits. Confirm the specifications and applicable transport packing instruction before use.
From Product to Packed Shipment
Selecting a 4GV box is only one part of preparing a dangerous goods shipment. Here's what to consider before dispatch.
Identify Your Goods
Check the Safety Data Sheet, UN number, packing group and relevant transport packing instruction.
Select Your Packaging
Choose suitable inner receptacles, an appropriate 4GV carton and the required absorbent and cushioning.
Prepare for Transport
Follow closure instructions, verify gross mass, apply the required marks and labels, and prepare transport documentation.
Using 4GV Boxes Correctly
UN 4GV fibreboard boxes provide flexibility for certain dangerous goods shipments, but the packaging must be used within the conditions of its approval.
For Australian shipments, the applicable requirements may include the ADG Code, IMDG Code or IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, depending on the transport mode.
Before You Pack
- Confirm the correct DG classification.
- Check the permitted packing instruction.
- Verify inner receptacle compatibility.
- Check absorbent and cushioning requirements.
- Stay within net quantity limits.
- Check the final gross package mass.
- Follow the packaging closure instructions.
- Apply all required marks and labels.
UN 4GV Boxes Australia FAQs
Answers to common questions about dangerous goods fibreboard packaging in Australia.
What is a UN 4GV fibreboard box?
A UN 4GV fibreboard box is a performance tested outer packaging that can accommodate certain alternative inner receptacles, subject to the applicable variation packaging conditions.
Can 4GV boxes be used in Australia?
Yes, where permitted by the relevant dangerous goods transport requirements. Packaging must comply with the applicable packing instructions and its approval conditions.
Can I use a 4GV box for air freight?
Certain dangerous goods can be packed in 4GV cartons for air transport, provided the applicable IATA packing instruction and all relevant requirements are satisfied.
Can I pack liquids in a 4GV box?
Certain liquids can be packed using compatible, suitable inner receptacles. The applicable packaging approval, absorbent requirements, closure instructions and quantity limits must be checked.
What is the difference between gross and net weight?
Net quantity refers to the contents being packed. Gross mass includes the dangerous goods, inner receptacles, outer carton and all packing materials. Both limits must be considered.
Do 4GV boxes need vermiculite?
Suitable absorbent and cushioning materials may be required under the packaging approval and applicable regulations. Vermiculite is one possible material, but the approved packing configuration must be followed.
Can I place items diagonally in a 4GV box?
Some items may fit when rotated, but a physical packing check is recommended. The item must remain properly secured with the required packing materials and clearances.
Can I order 4GV boxes in bulk?
Contact DG Solutions Australia with the box sizes, quantities and delivery location required to discuss bulk supply.
Can DG Solutions help select packaging?
Yes. Contact us with the product Safety Data Sheet, quantities, inner receptacle details and transport requirements so we can review the available options.
Need Specialist DG Packaging?
From choosing the correct UN 4GV carton to understanding packing requirements, DG Solutions Australia can help you find a suitable packaging solution for your shipment.