The ADR 2.1 Flammable gases 100 \u00d7 100 mm label with white graphic<\/strong> is intended for marking packages containing dangerous goods classified under ADR class 2, division 2.1<\/strong>. Class 2 covers gases, while division 2.1 applies to flammable gases, meaning gases that may present an ignition hazard under relevant transport, storage or use conditions.<\/p>\n The version with a white graphic<\/strong> is a variant of the ADR 2.1 hazard label designed for clear marking of packages, shipments and transport units. White graphic elements provide a clear visual appearance and may be useful for packaging where a standard graphic would be less visible, or where a specific visual contrast is required.<\/p>\n The ADR 2.1 Flammable gases<\/strong> marking is used when the goods classification, UN number, safety data sheet, transport documentation and packing instruction indicate the need to use a hazard label for flammable gases. This group may include selected technical gases, liquefied gases, flammable gas mixtures, LPG, acetylene, hydrogen, natural gas, lighter gas, certain aerosols and other products classified under division 2.1 according to the relevant documentation.<\/p>\n Flammable gases require special care because they can form flammable mixtures with air and ignite when exposed to an ignition source. Depending on the type of gas, packaging, container or cylinder, additional hazards may also be associated with pressure, leakage, sudden gas release, temperature exposure or damage to the package during transport.<\/p>\n The ADR 2.1 label is not a standalone confirmation that goods are accepted for transport. Its use should result from correct goods classification and complete transport documentation. Before use, make sure that the substance, mixture or article actually requires 2.1<\/strong> marking and that the selected label matches the requirements for the specific shipment.<\/p>\n In practice, the ADR 2.1 Flammable gases<\/strong> marking may be used when preparing shipments containing gas cylinders, gas cartridges, aerosol containers, cartridges, technical gas containers, products containing flammable gas and other dangerous goods classified under division 2.1. The use of the label should always result from the classification of the specific product, UN number and transport documents, not only from the trade name of the goods.<\/p>\n The division 2.1 hazard label provides important information for people involved in transport. It helps warehouse staff, carriers, drivers, loading and unloading personnel, inspection authorities and emergency responders identify the type of hazard.<\/p>\n The choice of marking should always be checked against current ADR regulations, goods classification, UN number, safety data sheet, packing instruction, transport documentation, carrier requirements and internal company procedures. In case of doubt, consultation with an ADR dangerous goods adviser or a person responsible for dangerous goods transport is recommended.<\/p>\n The ADR 2.1 Flammable gases 100 \u00d7 100 mm label with white graphic<\/strong> should be used on packages containing class 2, division 2.1 dangerous goods that require hazard label marking. It can be applied to cartons, individual packages, outer packages, containers, crates, pallets, overpacks and other units prepared for transport.<\/p>\n The square 100 \u00d7 100 mm<\/strong> format corresponds to the typical format used for ADR labels on packages. The shape makes it convenient to apply the marking to a flat packaging surface, next to the UN number, transport documents, additional markings or other required hazard labels.<\/p>\n The version with a white graphic<\/strong> is recommended when clear contrast and fast symbol recognition are important for the people handling the shipment. Graphic readability matters at every stage of the logistics process \u2014 from parcel preparation, storage and order picking to handling, sorting and transport.<\/p>\n The label should be applied in a clearly visible place on the outside of the package. It should not be covered by packing tape, stretch film, waybill, courier label, carton edge, securing strap or another marking. The marking should remain legible from the moment the shipment is prepared until transport is completed.<\/p>\n Before application, the packaging surface should be clean, dry, free from grease and as smooth as possible. This is particularly important for coated cartons, film packaging, containers, crates, plastics and surfaces exposed to dust, moisture, grease or product residues.<\/p>\n For overpacks and outer packages, make sure that the required markings remain visible from the outside. If ADR labels on inner packages are covered by an outer carton, stretch film, crate or pallet, the markings should be repeated on the outside of the overpack according to the requirements for the specific shipment.<\/p>\n For flammable gases, readability of the marking is especially important when transport units may be inspected, handled, sorted or temporarily stored. The marking should allow quick recognition that the shipment contains flammable gas and requires appropriate handling, separation from ignition sources and procedures suitable for dangerous goods.<\/p>\n Before shipment, it is worth checking:<\/p>\n The label is suitable for production companies, warehouses, logistics centres, shipping departments, laboratories, technical wholesalers, chemical plants, technical gas distributors, online stores and businesses preparing class 2.1 dangerous goods for domestic and international transport.<\/p>\n Print&Stick ADR 2.1 Flammable gases 100 \u00d7 100 mm labels with white graphic<\/strong> have been designed for clear and repeatable marking of packages containing dangerous goods. The square shape and 100 \u00d7 100 mm<\/strong> format make the label easy to apply to different packaging types and help maintain a consistent shipment marking system.<\/p>\n The white graphic improves the visual clarity of the marking and may support fast symbol recognition in warehouse and transport conditions. This is a practical option for companies that need a readable ADR 2.1 marking in a specific visual version.<\/p>\n The labels are made from self-adhesive paper, allowing quick application without additional glue, tape or holders. The self-adhesive format works well in daily warehouse operations, at packing stations and when preparing larger quantities of shipments in series.<\/p>\n The durable acrylic adhesive provides good adhesion to typical packaging surfaces such as cardboard, paper, board, outer packages, containers and selected plastic surfaces. Good adhesion helps reduce the risk of the label peeling off during storage, order picking, handling, sorting and transport.<\/p>\n The print is protected with UV varnish, which helps protect the graphics and label content against factors encountered during everyday logistics handling. This keeps the marking readable and visually neat during packing, storage and transport.<\/p>\n The product is supplied on a roll containing 500 labels<\/strong>. This roll format supports convenient storage, fast peeling and serial application. It works well in warehouses, shipping departments, production companies, logistics centres and businesses that regularly prepare dangerous goods for transport.<\/p>\n Repeatable production helps maintain a consistent appearance of successive label batches, stable format, readable print and neat package marking.<\/p>\n Label production is carried out in accordance with quality and environmental management standards consistent with ISO 9001<\/strong> and ISO 14001<\/strong>. For users, this means stable product quality, repeatable workmanship and markings suitable for regular storage, packing and transport processes.<\/p>\n The 100 \u00d7 100 mm \u2014 ADR 2.1 Flammable gases, white graphic<\/strong> self-adhesive label is used to mark shipments, packages and transport units containing flammable gases classified under ADR division 2.1<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It is a square ADR label in the standard 100 \u00d7 100 mm<\/strong> format, designed for clear marking of packages in dangerous goods transport. The version with a white graphic<\/strong> is especially useful where strong visual contrast is needed on a specific type of packaging or where a company wants to maintain a consistent marking system for selected ADR shipments.<\/p>\n The 2.1<\/strong> marking indicates a hazard related to gas flammability and the possibility of ignition in contact with fire, sparks, hot surfaces or other ignition sources.<\/p>\n The product is supplied on a roll \u2014 1 roll = 500 labels<\/strong>. The labels are made from self-adhesive paper, feature a durable acrylic adhesive, and the print is protected with UV varnish.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":33550,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[794],"product_tag":[],"class_list":["post-32769","product","type-product","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","product_cat-adr-danger-labels","first","instock","taxable","shipping-taxable","purchasable","product-type-simple"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nWhere and how to use the ADR 2.1 Flammable gases label with white graphic 100 \u00d7 100 mm<\/h2>\n
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