Accuformnmc DL46R Flammable Gas 2 Plastic Placard

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC DL46R is a rigid plastic hazmat placard designed for marking vehicles, containers, and storage areas that carry or hold flammable gas materials classified as Division 2. Measuring 10.75 inches wide by 10.75 inches high, this placard displays a white legend on a red background in English. It is coated with Sign Muscle, a protective finish that provides UV resistance, chemical resistance, and graffiti resistance. Licensed contractors and safety professionals install these placards to meet DOT and OSHA hazmat communication requirements on transport and storage equipment.

This placard is suited for use on flatbed trucks, tankers, intermodal containers, and fixed storage installations where Flammable Gas 2 placarding is required by regulation. Its rigid plastic construction holds up in outdoor environments and industrial settings where exposure to sunlight, chemicals, and vandalism is a concern. Safety officers, fleet managers, and hazmat handlers are the primary installers.

Key Features

• Flammable Gas 2 legend in white on red background for immediate DOT hazmat identification
• Rigid plastic construction for durable, long-term outdoor use
• UV resistant to prevent fading and degradation from sun exposure
• Chemical resistant surface stands up to fuel, solvents, and cleaning agents
• Graffiti proof coating allows easy surface cleaning without damaging the legend
• English-language legend meets standard domestic placarding requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format DOT Flammable Gas 2 placard for use on vehicles, containers, and storage equipment requiring Division 2 hazmat identification placarding.

Installation Notes

Placard installation must comply with applicable DOT and local hazmat regulations governing placement, size, and visibility on transport vehicles and storage containers. Surfaces should be clean and free of debris before mounting to ensure secure adhesion or fastener contact. No power-down procedures are required for placard installation, but work should not be performed on pressurized or actively loaded containers. Consult CFR Title 49 for specific placarding requirements applicable to the material being transported or stored.