UN Approved HAZMAT Packaging & Accessories

We ensure our HazMat packaging is fully compliant with UN dangerous goods transport regulations for the safe transportation of hazardous materials.

Our commitment to sustainability means we use environmentally responsible packaging and processes to reduce our carbon footprint. Our expert team is available to help with regulatory compliance, packaging choices, and shipment guidance.

UN certified packaging is HazMat packaging, which has been designed, tested and certified to meet the requirements specified in UN dangerous goods transport regulations and enables the safe and reliable transportation of hazardous materials.

It ensures that hazardous goods are contained securely during transport, preventing leaks, spills, or any form of contamination.

Using certified packaging is legally required to avoid penalties and ensure the safe and efficient transport of all hazardous materials, protecting handlers, carriers, the public and the environment from potential harm.

When transporting hazardous materials mentioned on the ‘list of dangerous goods’, non-compliance with UN dangerous goods regulations is against the law. Failure to comply can lead to significant fines, shipment delays, prosecution and potential liability for damages caused by accidents.

Selecting the correct packaging depends on a number of factors, including the mode of transport, class of dangerous goods and the quantity you’re shipping.

Our team can help you through the process, ensuring your packaging choice is compliant with all relevant regulations.

For full compliance, all HazMat on the list of dangerous goods such as gases, flammable liquids & solids, toxic chemicals, corrosive substances, infectious diseases must be packaged in compliant containers to prevent risks during transportation.

The 9 hazard classes of dangerous goods that require UN-certified hazmat packaging are as follows:

• Explosives (Class 1): substances that can cause explosions, such as fireworks and ammunition.
• Gas (Class 2): including flammable, non-flammable and toxic gases like propane and chlorine.
• Flammable liquids (Class 3): liquids that could be ignited easily in certain conditions, such as gasoline, ethanol and acetone.
• Flammable Solids (Class 4): substances that easily ignite, including calcium carbide and magnesium.
• Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides (Class 5): materials that release oxygen, which can enhance combustion of other materials, like Ammonium nitrate based fertilizer.
• Toxic and Infectious Substances (Class 6): any substance that could or may cause severe harm or prove fatal, including poisons and pathogens, such as cyanide, monkeypox, coronavirus, ebola and medical waste.
• Radioactive Material (Class 7): includes any materials that emit radiation, such as uranium.
• Corrosives (Class 8): substances that can damage skin or metals, such as sulfuric acid, butyric acid and hydrochloric acid.
• Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (Class 9): substances that pose hazards not covered in other classes. Examples of class 9 dangerous goods include (but aren’t limited to) asbestos,  lithium-ion & metal batteries, dry ice, or other environmentally hazardous materials.

Whether you’re shipping flammable liquids, toxic chemicals, corrosives or infectious substances, we have the packaging solution to meet your needs.

If you’re uncertain about your hazmat packaging requirements, get in touch with us at 001 412 308 5888 or email us@airseadg.com today. Our team has an extensive understanding of regulatory requirements, which ensures that you stay compliant, avoid penalties, and prioritize safety.

Our UN approved hazmat packaging undergoes rigorous testing for durability. Tests can include drop tests, leak-proof testing, pressure testing, and stack testing to ensure compliance with the relevant performance test requirements set out in UN regulations.

Limited quantity packaging allows for certain dangerous goods to be shipped in smaller quantities with the use of competent packaging. LQ goods do not require to be packaged in fully UN approved packaging as other hazardous goods do but still require competent packaging. We can help determine if your shipment qualifies for limited quantity exemptions.

Yes, we offer customized hazmat packaging solutions tailored to your exact requirements, no matter how specific. We work with you to design, test and manufacture your specific packaging that complies with relevant dangerous goods regulations.

Yes. Hazardous materials must be clearly labeled with appropriate hazard labels, shipping names, and UN identification numbers. We can help you ensure all packaging is properly labeled to meet dangerous good regulations.

We provide over 700+ types of hazardous packaging solutions, with custom options available. Some examples of UN approved hazmat packaging provided by Air Sea USA include:

• Fiberboard 4G boxes: Ideal for safely transporting hazardous materials, these durable boxes offer strong protection against impacts and meet UN regulations.
• UN Steel drums: Ideal for transporting various chemicals, including flammable materials, these drums offer superior resistance to leakage and corrosion.
• UN Plastic containers: Lightweight and impact resistant, these containers are suitable for a wide range of hazardous chemicals for both liquids and solids.
• Fiberboard 4GV boxes: Designed for reliable and efficient transportation of various hazardous goods.
• Plywood 4DV boxes: A robust solution for the transport of large, heavy and delicate hazardous goods, including articles like lithium batteries.

Hazardous material packaging often requires specific disposal procedures to comply with environmental and safety regulations. In some cases, third-party specialist waste disposal may be necessary.

Yes, we offer hazmat packaging that complies with the requirements of dangerous goods regulations of all transportation modes, whether that be via air, sea, or road, ensuring safe, secure and compliant shipment no matter the route required.