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Class 5.2 organic peroxide substances contain carbon (organic) structures linked by a double oxygen bond (peroxide). Thus the fuel and the oxygen are together in the same molecule, making them even more liable to ignition than a separate combustible material.
Eg: Hydrogen Peroxide, Benzol Peroxide, Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide.
They are designed to be reactive for a number of industrial purposes, and may consequently be unstable, and sometimes explosive. Because of their reactive nature, they can be very damaging to the human body, particularly the eyes and may have one or more of the following properties: be liable to explosive decomposition; burn rapidly; be sensitive to impact or friction; react dangerously with other substances; cause damage to the eyes.
Organic peroxides often have to be maintained under refrigeration to keep them inactive, and then the temperature must be carefully controlled. Otherwise, if they exceed a certain temperature specific to the material, they will start to decompose rapidly, resulting in uncontrollable progress towards fire or explosion.
Our Class 5.2 dangerous goods labels are printed with UV resistant inks on quality vinyl. Dangerous goods adhesive labels are designed to adhere to EIP's, Shipping containers, IBC's and any dangerous goods container that is stored or transported.
ADGC sets out the technical requirements for the transporting of Dangerous Goods. Silverback stocks a wide range of Dangerous Goods labels, class labels, class diamonds, hazchem labels and placards specifically for the labelling and identification of Hazardous and Dangerous Goods. Our DG labels comply with ADGC compliance and standards.
IMPORTANT: Please note - Label images shown here are for illustrative purposes only and may not be a true representation, as class labels are subject to legislative changes periodically. Silverback ensures that all of its class labels comply with the relevant legislation at your time of purchase.
