We currently only offer 5 items that meet Packing Group I for hazardous materials. They are:
The way to determine whether a drum is suitable for holding hazardous material is to look at the UN code. It will have an X, Y, or Z in it.
- X – For packages meeting Packing Group I tests – Highest hazard; may also be used for Packing Group II and III.
- Y – For packages meeting Packing Group II – Medium hazard; may also be used for Packing Group III.
- Z – For packages meeting Packing Group III – Lowest hazard.
Title: Do you have any drums or containers for hazardous storage?
Description: A list of products that meet Packing Group I.
Published: 12/30/2008
Last Edited: 12/29/2022
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