Explosive sounds, loud noises. Loud noises or minor explosions do not pose a danger, meaning substances that can cause explosions are highly sensitive.

Label Download ( PDF: 40 KB )	Classification 1.3 Code : REX Explosives	Signal, Danger Items and substances that present a fire hazard. (For Air Cargo Only)
Label Download ( PDF: 13 KB )	Classification 1.4 Code : RXB, RXC, RXD, RXE, RXF, RXG Explosives	Firecrackers, Fuses Items and substances that pose minimal hazards. (For Air Cargo Only)
Label Download ( PDF: 40 KB )	Classification 1.4S Code : RXS Explosives	Signal, Danger Items and substances that pose very minimal hazards.

Can cause fires. Rapid fire reactions can also lead to explosions. They pose a health hazard to humans or can cause death if absorbed into the body through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact.

Label Download ( PDF: 75 KB )	Classification 2.1 Code : RFG Flammable Gas	Butane, Acetylene, Lighter (cigarettes), Aerosols Highly flammable. High-pressure hazard
Label Download ( PDF: 91 KB )	Classification 2.2 Code : RNG Non Flammable Gas	Compressed gas, Fire extinguisher, Oxygen. High-pressure cylinder hazard
Label Download ( PDF: 25 KB )	Classification 2.3 Code : RPG Toxic Gas	Hexafluoroacetone. (For Air Cargo Only)

Easily reacts with oxygen and can cause a fire. A rapid combustion reaction may also lead to an explosion.

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Classification 3.1 Code : RFL Flammable Liquid

Alcohol, Gasoline Ignites if exposed to flames during a leak

Easily reacts with water, releasing heat and flammable gas.

Label Download ( PDF: 63 KB )	Classification 4.1 Code : RFS Flammable Solid	Manganese resinate, Naphthalene crude. Burns intensely if ignited
Label Download ( PDF: 55 KB )	Classification 4.2 Code : RSC Spontaneously Combustible	Titanium powder, Sodium sulphide, Activated carbon.
Label Download ( PDF: 63 KB )	Classification 4.3 Code : RFW Dangerous When Wet	Potassium borohydride, Sodium methylate, Calcium carbide, Barium.

Can produce oxygen, which can cause combustion of other materials.

Label Download ( PDF: 129 KB )	Classification 5.1 Code : ROX Oxidizer	Calcium hypochlorite, Sodium permanganate. Can ignite flammable materials upon contact
Label Download ( PDF: 29 KB )	Classification 5.2 Code : ROP Organic Peroxide	Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (used as catalyst for resins or sealants). Can decompose or react with other substances

Hazardous to human health or can cause fires in other materials.

Label Download ( PDF: 109 KB )	Classification 6.1 Code : RPB Toxic Substance	Arsenic, Phenol, solid, Cyanides, inorganic nos Dinitroanilines, Mercuric chloride, Nicotine. Sodium fluoride, Magnesium fluorosilicate.
Label Download ( PDF: 114 KB )	Classification 6.2 Code : RPB Infectious Substance	Substances that can infect, such as hepatitis virus or polio virus (excluding vaccines)

Damage can include wounds, inflammation, irritation (itching), and sensitization (where tissues become highly sensitive to chemicals).

Label Download ( PDF: 89 KB )	Classification 7.1 Code : RRW Radioactive Material Category 1 - White	Variasiisotop. Category 1 does not have significant external radiation and does not require distance separation from people and animals.
Label Download ( PDF: 120 KB )	Classification 7.2 Code : RRY Radioactive Material Category 2 - Yellow	Variasiisotop. Category 2 has minimal external radiation (up to 1.0 Transport Index) and requires at least 1 foot of distance from people and animals
Label Download ( PDF: 136 KB )	Classification 7.3 Code : RRY Radioactive Material Category 3 - Yellow	Variasiisotop. Category 3 has moderate external radiation (up to 10 Transport Index) and requires greater separation distance, according to IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations

Hazardous to human health or potentially fatal if absorbed into the body through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact.

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Classification 8.1 Code : RCM Corrosive

Hydrochloric acid solution, Larutan sodium hydroxide. Corrosive to human skin or metal