Argon Compressed - UN 1006 2T Hazchem Safety Sign Sign Substrate/Material:Metal Sign These batteries are safe for

Name: Argon Compressed - UN 1006 2T Hazchem Safety Sign Sign Substrate/Material:Metal Sign These batteries are safe for
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SKU: 23088634154
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Argon Compressed UN 1006 2T Hazchem Safety Sign Sign Substrate Material:Metal Sign These batteries are safe for These batteries are safe for transport and handling because they are sealed and prevent spills Diesel is classified under Class 9 – Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods because it can be harmful to the environment and may cause fire hazards Signs Complies to Australian Standard AS1216 26 and the Australian Dangerous Goods Code ADG 7 This Argon Compressed hazchem safety transport panel sign is a must have for any workplace handling this potentially hazardous substance

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