Typical signs in this category
- Hazard class diamonds such as flammable liquid or flammable gas
- Orange-style information panels with the identification numbers you supply
- Emergency contact information panels
- Vehicle speed limit stickers
- No smoking stickers for cabs
- Reflective chevron and conspicuity markings
- Long vehicle and abnormal load markings (to your specification)
Materials
| Self-adhesive vinyl | Placards applied directly to the vehicle or tank |
|---|---|
| Reflective vinyl | Markings that must be visible at night |
| Vinyl on aluminium plate | Removable placards fitted to holders for changing loads |
| Magnetic sheet | Temporary placards on steel surfaces, where permitted by your operator rules |
Choosing a size
Placards and panels for dangerous goods vehicles have prescribed dimensions and positions, so sizes should come from your specification or compliance officer rather than being chosen by eye. Cab stickers and speed markings are smaller and should be placed where they are visible but do not obstruct the driver's view.
Standards and compliance
Dangerous goods transport in South Africa is governed by the National Road Traffic Act and its regulations, which reference standards such as SANS 10232 for vehicle marking. The hazard class, UN numbers and placement must come from the operator, consignor or compliance officer. The customer remains fully responsible for correct placarding; we print to the artwork or specification supplied or agreed and do not determine hazard classification.
Same-day conditions
- Vinyl, reflective or plate stock is available
- Exact sizes and content are supplied and approved before the configured cutoff
- The quantity fits the day's capacity
- Payment is completed in full
Pricing
Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.
