Battery UN Number Labels — Australian Dangerous Goods Compliant

Our Battery UN Number Labels are fully compliant with the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail (ADG Code, Edition 7.9) and international transport regulations (UN Model Regulations, IATA, and IMDG Codes).
These labels are designed for marking packages containing batteries (e.g. lithium-ion, lithium-metal, lead-acid, NiMH, or sodium-ion batteries) as required by the UN Dangerous Goods classification system.

✅ Product Features

• Meets ADG, IATA, and IMDG labelling standards.

• Durable material options: self-adhesive vinyl, polyester, or paper.

• Chemical & weather-resistant inks.

• Clear, high-contrast print for compliance and easy identification.

🔢 Available UN Number Labels

We supply all standard battery UN number stickers:

• UN 2794 — Lead-acid batteries (wet, filled with acid)

• UN 2795 — Alkaline batteries (wet, filled with alkali)

• UN 2800 — Lead-acid batteries (non-spillable / VRLA)

• UN 3090 — Lithium metal batteries

• UN 3091 — Lithium metal batteries in/with equipment

• UN 3480 — Lithium-ion batteries

• UN 3481 — Lithium-ion batteries in/with equipment

• UN 3496 — Nickel-metal hydride batteries

• UN 3551 — Sodium-ion batteries

• UN 3552 — Sodium-ion batteries in/with equipment

• and other ADG-recognised battery UN numbers (see full list in compliance chart).

⚙️ Compliance Information

• Designed to comply with Part 5.2 (Marking & Labelling) of the ADG Code.

• Satisfies UN hazard diamond and lithium battery mark layout requirements.

• Suitable for road, air, and sea transport packaging.

• GHS-aligned label formatting for workplace and transport safety.