Re: UN marking guidance

Dave

Under the IAEA regulations there are no prescriptive dimensions for the

markings on packages , it states that all marks shall be legible and

durable.

This is to allow for the variety of sizes of packages that exist and

therefore the available room for the marks and labels required.

hope this helps

Peter

>>> "Dave Oshlo" <doshlo@mgpi.com> 15/10/04 16:17:19 >>>

Hello Radsafers

Looking for guidance on the dimension specifications for a UN marking

a package, i.e. UN2910.

Have found the IAEA placard specification for UN XXXX, but cannot seem

to find the exact letter height, width, etc. for a marking.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Dave Oshlo

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