Inks — dangerous goods classification
UN1210 covers flammable printing ink and ink-related material.
The mistake this category generates
Water-based and UV-cure inks are typically unregulated; solvent inks are not.
Entries (1)
| UN | Proper shipping name | Class | PG | Labels | Air |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UN1210 | Printing ink, flammable | 3 | I/II/III — derived | FLAMMABLE LIQUID | pax limited·cargo permitted |
Shipper notes
UN1210 Printing ink, flammable
- Water-based and UV-cure inks are typically not dangerous goods; solvent inks are.
- Inkjet cartridges are usually not regulated — check the SDS section 14 before assuming.
Questions
- What UN number applies to inks?
- UN1210 covers flammable printing ink and ink-related material.
- What do people get wrong about shipping inks?
- Water-based and UV-cure inks are typically unregulated; solvent inks are not.
- Which entries does Classify7 encode for inks?
- UN1210 Printing ink, flammable (class 3)
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