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12 Contact us ... Hazard Classifications Class 1.1- Explosives with a mass explosion hazard such as TNT, Gunpowder, Gelignite, etc. Class1.2- Explosives with a projectile or fragmentation hazard, but not a significant mass explosion hazard eg. Grenades, ammunition, etc. Class1.3- Explosives which are a fire and minor blast hazard, with minor projectile or minor fragmentation hazards. Class 1.4- Explosives which are not a significant mass explosion hazard eg. flares, fireworks, safety cartridges, etc. Class 1.5- Explosives with a mass explosion hazard, but which are insensitive substances. Class 1.6- Substances which are a minor explosion hazard, very insensitive substances. ROWE SCIENTIFIC ADELAIDE: 08 8186 0523 rowesa@rowe.com.au BRISBANE: 07 3376 9411 roweqld@rowe.com.au MELBOURNE: 03 8795 7771 rowevic@rowe.com.au PERTH: 08 9302 1911 rowewa@rowe.com.au R o w e S c i e n t i fi c P t y . L t d . Class 2.1- Gases that can ignite in air on contact with a source of ignition. Class 2.2- Gases that are non flammable but may cause asphyxiation and/or represent stored energy hazard Class 2.3- Gases likely to cause death or serious injury to human health if exposed or by skin contact Class 3- Liquids, the vapors of which can ignite the air on contact with an ignition source. Class 4.1- Solids easily ignited eg. by sparks or flames or liable to cause fire through friction. Class 4.2- Substances liable to spontaneously heat up and ignite. www.rowe.com.au
F o r A c c u r a c y a n d Pr o f e s s i o n a l i s m 13 Contact us ... Hazard Classifications Class 4.3- Substances which emit flammable or toxic gases when wet. Class 5.1- Substances likely to increase the risk and intensity of fire in other materials Class 5.2- Substances that are thermally unstable and likely to react dangerously with other substances. Class 6.1- Toxic substances likely to cause death or severe injury to human or animal health if swallowed, inhaled or by skin contact. Class 6.2- Infectious substances liable to cause death or severe injury to human or animal health if swallowed, inhaled or by skin contact. ROWE SCIENTIFIC ADELAIDE: 08 8186 0523 rowesa@rowe.com.au BRISBANE: 07 3376 9411 roweqld@rowe.com.au MELBOURNE: 03 8795 7771 rowevic@rowe.com.au PERTH: 08 9302 1911 rowewa@rowe.com.au Class 7- Substances (solid or liquid) which spontaneously emit ionising radiation. Category I determined by radiation level of transport package. (lowest level) Class 7- Substances (solid or liquid) which spontaneously emit ionising radiation. Category II determined by radiation level of transport package. Class 7- Substances (solid or liquid) which spontaneously emit ionising radiation Category III determined by radiation level of transport package (lowest level) Class 8- Solids or liquids able to cause, to varying severity, damage to living tissue. May be either acidic or caustic in nature. Class 9- Substances and articles which during transport present a danger not covered by other classes. www.rowe.com.au
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