Flammable solids, class 4.1 placard, 10-3/4 in x 10-3/4 in, for hazardous materials transportation

ECLA4.1 placard for flammable solids dangerous goods transport

The ECLA4.1 placard is used to identify a vehicle, container or transport area associated with dangerous goods when the applicable class is class 4.1. Its flammable solids marking helps make the hazard visible and understandable during transport, shipping or handling. The material or version must be selected from the dropdown menu according to the intended use.

The page indicates a 10-3/4 in x 10-3/4 in format, with API dimensions of 11 in x 11 in x 0.05 in and an API weight of 0.25 lb. Always verify applicable regulatory requirements, the actual hazard class and support compatibility before use.

Features of the ECLA4.1 placard for class 4.1

This placard is intended for visual identification of dangerous goods during transport.

• Product code: ECLA4.1.
• Indicated hazard: flammable solids.
• Indicated class: class 4.1.
• Public format: 10-3/4 in x 10-3/4 in.
• API dimensions: 11 in x 11 in x 0.05 in.
• API weight: 0.25 lb.
• Product with combinations: select the material or version from the dropdown menu.

Applications for dangerous goods transportation

The ECLA4.1 placard can be used in transport, temporary storage, shipping preparation or identification of vehicles and containers when the hazard truly corresponds to class 4.1. It does not replace regulatory validation or proper hazard class selection.

Installation, version selection and placard limits

Install the placard on a clean, visible surface compatible with the selected material. Make sure it remains legible, properly attached and suited to the use conditions. Replace any placard that is torn, faded, detached or damaged.

FAQ about the ECLA4.1 placard for flammable solids

What hazard class is indicated?

The page indicates class 4.1 for flammable solids.

What is the placard format?

The indicated public format is 10-3/4 in x 10-3/4 in.

Are several versions available?

Yes. This product has combinations; the material or version must be selected from the dropdown menu.

Does this placard confirm regulatory compliance?

No. Applicable requirements must be verified and the correct class must be selected for the product being transported.

When should the placard be replaced?

Replace it if it becomes illegible, torn, detached, faded or damaged.

Suggestions to complete dangerous goods placards

To complete a dangerous goods placard kit, the liquid placard (ECLA3) covers another gas class, the combustion placard (ECLA4.2) identifies another gas hazard, the wet placard (ECLA4.3) is used for oxidizing gas, and the oxidizers placard (ECLA5.1) covers flammable liquids.

For other classes, the toxic placard (ECLA6.1) adds a neighbouring class option, the corrosive placard (ECLA8) complements chemical hazards, the various placard (ECLA9) covers another dangerous goods family, and the holder (ECLAP) helps mount the placard on a vehicle.

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