DANGEROUS GOODS 15 FLIP SIGNS ABS

Description

The overall product is made of high-strength ABS engineering plastic, which is lighter in weight and has stronger impact resistance compared to traditional metal signs. At the same time, it has excellent waterproof, UV resistant, and corrosion-resistant properties. Long term use in complex outdoor road conditions in Australia will not cause problems such as fading of signs or brittle deformation of panels. Its service life is much longer than that of ordinary adhesive warning signs.
Built in multi-faceted flap structure, a single sign can switch to 15 different warning surfaces, fully covering various common dangerous goods warning signs required by Australian hazardous chemical transportation regulations. There is no need to replace multiple fixed signs separately for different transportation categories, greatly reducing the cost of marking configuration for multi category dangerous goods vehicles.
The sign design is fully adapted to the local transportation scene in Australia. In addition to various compliance and hazardous chemical warning signs, it also features a local characteristic sign surface of “TRUCKS Keeping Australia on the move!!”, which not only meets the regulatory requirements for dangerous goods transportation, but can also be switched to local freight advertising signs for use in ordinary freight scenarios.
The diamond shaped layout of warning signs has high recognition and can quickly convey the dangerous attributes of the current cargo to surrounding vehicles and loading and unloading personnel, avoiding safety risks in advance and fully complying with the relevant installation regulations for dangerous goods road transportation in Australia

Correct usage method
Installation and fixation: Use the fastening buckle provided with the signboard to fix the signboard as a whole in a designated prominent position at the rear and side of the dangerous transport vehicle, avoiding the enlarged license plate area of the vehicle, and ensuring that the signboard does not shake or shift during driving.
Label switching: According to the type of hazardous chemicals being transported, rotate the adjustment structure on the side of the label to flip the compliance warning label of the corresponding category to the outward display position, confirm that the label is fully clamped and fixed, and will not flip over on its own when the vehicle is bumpy. During the transportation period of non hazardous chemicals, it can also be switched to use local freight propaganda signs.
Compliance verification: Before departure, check that the identification pattern, category number, and hazardous attributes of the currently transported goods displayed outward are completely matched to ensure compliance with local regulatory requirements for hazardous chemical transportation in Australia.
Daily maintenance: Regularly clean the stains on the surface of the signboard with a soft cloth, check whether the flipping plate structure is smooth and whether the buckle is loose, to avoid situations where the signboard display is blurry and the flipping plate is stuck, ensuring that the warning effect is always effective.