Appendix III GB190-90 "Dangerous Goods Packaging Mark"

1 Theme content and scope of application This standard specifies the type, name, size, and color of the dangerous goods package pictorial logo (hereinafter referred to as logo).
This standard applies to the transportation and packaging of dangerous goods.
2 Quotation Standard GB6944 Dangerous Goods Classification and Article Number GB12268 Dangerous Goods List
3 The graphics of the logo and the graphic designation of the name logo include a total of 21 types, 19 names, and their graphics respectively indicate the main characteristics of the 9 types of dangerous goods (see Table 1).
The logo graphics shall comply with the provisions of Mark 1-21 (see Table 1).

4 The size and color of the logo
4.1 Size of Signs The size of signs is generally divided into four types. See Table 2.
Table 2

Size No. Length and width 1 50 50 2 100 100 3 150 150 4 250 250

Note: In the case of special or very small transport packages, the size of the logo may be expanded or reduced as appropriate in Table 2.
4.2 Color of the logo The color of the logo is as specified in Mark 1-21 (see Table 1).
5 How to use the logo
5.1 Marking the mark can be used paste, nail attachment and spraying.
5.2 The position of the sign is as follows:
Box-shaped packaging: located in the obvious side of the packaging end or side;
Bags, bundles of packaging: located in the obvious place of packaging;
Barrel packaging: located in the barrel or lid;
Containers, group goods: Paste four sides.
5.3 Each dangerous goods package should be labeled according to its type. However, if a certain substance or article still belongs to other categories of dangerous nature, in addition to pasting such a mark as a mark on the packaging, it shall be affixed with a sign indicating other dangers as a sub-mark, and the lower corner of the sub-flag shall not be marked with danger. Cargo item number.
5.4 The distinction between the nature of various dangerous goods stored and transported and the signs that they should be marked shall be governed by the specific measures for the safe transport of dangerous goods specified in GB 6944, GB 12268 and the competent transport authorities of the relevant countries. The signs for export goods shall be in accordance with China. The implementation of the relevant international conventions (rules) is lost.
5.5 The sign should be clear and ensure that it does not fall off during the cargo storage and transportation period.
5.6 The mark should be marked by the production unit before the goods leave the factory.

Additional information:
This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Railways
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the Institute of Standards lecturers of the Ministry of Railways and is responsible for drafting.
This standard was first published in October 1963, revised in September 1973 for the first time, and revised in June 1985 for the second time.
The main drafters of this standard are Zhang Jin and Wang Jugang.
This standard is commissioned by the Institute of Standards Lecturer of the Ministry of Railways to explain.