Dangerous Goods Transport
Road, rail, inland waterway, sea and air
Transporting dangerous goods requires the right classification for each mode. You pick the UN number from the dangerous goods list; Chemplora fills in the ADR, RID, ADN, IMDG and ICAO/IATA transport data that goes with it and carries it straight into section 14 of your safety data sheets.
Road, Rail and Inland Waterway
Transport classification based on ADR, with RID and ADN, covering multiple countries. You select the UN number; proper shipping name, packing group, classification code, tunnel restrictions and special provisions are filled in and carried straight into section 14.
Sea and Air
IMDG for sea and ICAO/IATA for air, alongside the land modes. You select the UN number; proper shipping name, transport hazard class and packing group for each mode are filled in and carried straight into section 14 - for sea transport also the marine pollutant mark and EmS.
UN Numbers & Proper Shipping Names
Pick the UN number from the dangerous goods list; proper shipping name, packing group, classification code, tunnel restrictions and special provisions are filled in for you.
Packing Groups & Classifications
Packing group (I, II, III) and transport hazard class come from the selected dangerous goods entry. Classification codes, tunnel restrictions, and special provisions included.
Transport Hazard Symbols on the Document
The correct transport hazard symbols are shown in section 14 of the safety data sheet, alongside the classification they belong to.
Integrated with Section 14
Transport data flows directly into SDS Section 14. No copy-paste between systems - your transport information stays consistent with your safety data sheets.